A recent leak from fpt.’s latest YouTube video has unveiled exciting changes coming to the iOS 19 Camera app, suggesting a cleaner interface and functionality improvements inspired by Android. This could mark a significant shift not just for the Camera app but for iOS as a whole.
iOS 19: Cleaner Interface and Integrated Controls
The redesigned Camera app in iOS 19 is expected to offer a minimalist interface, reducing distractions around the viewfinder. Key changes include:
- In-app resolution and frame rate controls: Currently located in the Settings menu, these options will now be accessible directly within the Camera app during video recording.
- Condensed settings and camera modes: These will be easier to navigate, with fluid animations and a swipe-based interaction system.
While no official images were revealed, fpt. shared a close representation of the redesign. The revamped layout focuses on user-friendliness, resembling certain Android camera apps.
Hints of a Broader Redesign Inspired by visionOS
The leak hints at more than just a Camera app overhaul. The new aesthetic and user interface interactions bear similarities to visionOS, Apple’s operating system for augmented reality devices. This suggests a potential system-wide redesign for iOS 19, marking the first major update since iOS 7.
However, it’s also possible that Apple will gradually introduce visionOS-inspired changes across core iOS apps before implementing a full redesign.
Pokdepinion: iOS 19 is still in its early stages, with a public release expected in approximately nine months. As such, these leaks are subject to change as development progresses.
