Photo & video App Store screenshots
17 complete App Store screenshot sets from photo & video apps, including (Not Boring) Camera, 1 Second Everyday and Afterlight. The most common techniques here are photography, repeated layout and oversized interface.
Tactile camera controls and photographic results fill dark panels with short white headings.
Large sentence fragments continue across the sequence while angled phones show a growing video diary.
Full-frame photography demonstrates editing effects beneath a compact black heading strip.
Colorful backgrounds echo edited photographs while large interface crops reveal editing controls.
Mixed serif and sans-serif headlines sit above full-height photographs and a reveal-in-progress grid.
Photographic examples bring color to a dark sequence of camera controls and processing options.
Textured camera-like frames surround photographic examples, with pixel-style headings continuing the hardware metaphor.
Yellow backgrounds give way to gray and black gradients as dark phones display full-bleed photography, with captions moving between top and bottom.
Dark frames with spaced uppercase labels mix a cropped camera viewfinder, a diagonal before-and-after grade split and a rotated landscape phone.
Charcoal frames with two-tone headlines hold full-bleed video portraits, while carousels of clips and templates spill beyond the phone edges.
Black frames repeat a large phone with the photograph as the whole screen, and a spaced uppercase label and caption below.
Italic serif captions sit over blurred warm photo backgrounds, and the sequence closes on a near-black frame with a quiet typographic line.
Black frames with small green headings present long-exposure photographs inside older phones, closing on a sparse grid of technology icons.
Black frames mix serif italic accents into sans headlines, alternating full phones with bleeding photo grids, template strips and social icons.
