Camo review: Turn your iPhone into a stunningly capable Mac webcam<article>
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<p>Every Mac (other than the Mac Pro and Mac mini) includes a built-in webcam, which Apple calls a FaceTime camera. And every single one, without exception, is total garbage. They top out at a paltry 720p resolution, with the exception of the iMac Pro’s 1080p model. Resolution aside, they produce video that is grainy, blotchy, relentlessly underexposed, and with horrible dynamic range.</p><p>This is weird, because Apple also makes some of the best cameras you can buy on a phone or tablet. The iPhone and iPad’s cameras put not just Apple’s crummy Mac webcams to shame, they outshine
any webcam. Even the front-facing iPhone cameras!</p><p>Enter <a href="
https://reincubate.com/camo/" rel="nofollow">Camo[/url], a handy utility by <a href="
https://reincubate.com/" rel="nofollow">Reincubate[/url] that turns your iPhone into a Mac webcam. It’s
not the only method of doing so, but it may be the best. With the steep price of $40 per year, it’ll cost you, but it’s less than buying a new webcam (and because it’s software, it’s not sold out like all the good webcams are).</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3568492/camo-review.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Camo review: Turn your iPhone into a stunningly capable Mac webcam
