I have been using the beta over the last four weeks and I have to tell you - it’s absolutely fantastic. It even works with the talk-of-the-town mmhmm.app.

without the need to run any hacky commands. It works natively with most of the popular meeting and conferencing apps like Zoom, Google Meet, OBS Studio, BlueJeans, Twitch (+ Studio), Microsoft Teams, Skype, Slack, Google Chrome, WebEx Teams, etc. In my quest to find a decent Mac webcam alternative, I came across Reincubate Camo - a phenomenal piece of software that lets you use the camera on your iPhone or iPad as a webcam for your Mac over a standard USB cable. I have long hoped for a native way to use the iPhone camera as a webcam for the Mac. Apple just doesn’t give you the option to upgrade the built-in camera, which is especially crazy because Apple ships some of the best cameras in the world in their iPhones, so it’s not like they don’t have the know-how. Practically their entire Mac lineup shipping today comes with a 720p FaceTime camera, with the exception of the iMac Pro that has a 1080p webcam. More and more meetings are now been conducted online, and everyone has to sit in front these awful FaceTime cameras by default.

Use the front or rear cameras on your iOS device as a camera source on MacĪlthough Apple has been criticized for a long time for shipping webcams with terrible video quality in their Macs, never has that been more relevant than in the last few months. In iPad, iPhone, Mac Camo Lets You Use Your iPhone or iPad Camera as a Webcam on Mac

Mac use external camera