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iOS 19: Leak suggests major redesign of the Camera app

A new leak reveals a potential redesign of the Camera app in iOS 19. The redesigned app appears to draw inspiration from the design language of VisionOS.

iOS 18 was announced last year in June during the WWDC 2024 event. Therefore, iOS 19 is likely around six months away from its announcement. A new leak has surfaced online suggesting that iOS 19 may bring a redesigned Camera app.

A popular YouTuber, fpt., claims to have seen the redesigned Camera app. However, in order to protect the source, the YouTuber demonstrated the new design through a visual representation.

The redesigned Camera app features a cleaner interface with rounded elements. The new app allows for simplified navigation between front and rear cameras. It streamlines access to various features. For example, the resolution and frame rate can now be changed within the Camera app, rather than navigating to the settings menu.

The design language of the new Camera app seems to be inspired by VisionOS, Apple's operating system for its mixed-reality headset. From the showcased Camera app, it seems like the entire iOS 19 will get a major redesign. Hence, iOS 19 could include more rounded icons and a VisionOS-inspired home screen layout. 

Though the YouTuber has a strong track record of accurate leaks, there is no official confirmation of a redesign from Apple itself. The last major redesign of iOS was done with iOS 7, making it quite possible that iOS 19 could bring significant changes after such a long gap.

The video shows the controls at the bottom of the interface consolidated into two buttons for “Photo” and “Video.” In each of them, you can switch between different modes, adjust settings, and more.

At the top of the interface, there are quick access buttons for controls like Live Photos and flash, as well as resolution and frame rate settings for videos. Overall, however, it is possible to see a look very inspired by visionOS, as can be seen in the outline of the buttons and the animations.

Prosser suspects that the design changes extend to other ‌iOS 19‌ apps. He even created a render of the widgets with a translucent design. However, this is not among the information he had access to, and for now it is just speculation.

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