Camo supports an extensive range of older and recent iPhones, and works great across many different versions of macOS and iOS. Mac and iOS users who have newer iPhones and are running macOS Ventura or later, however, have the choice of pairing Camo either directly with their phone or with Continuity Camera. There are a number of advantages to connecting directly with Camo:
Full image adjustment capabilities, including exposure and white balance (connection via Continuity Camera will simulate these with software, rather than directly through the camera)
Full choice of lenses, along with use of control of focus and use of the camera’s flash as a light source
Offloaded processing to the phone, keeping your computer cool and free to take on other tasks
AR modes
No interference from Airplay, VPNs and Sidecar when connecting wirelessly
If you’re interested in learning more about how Camo stacks up against Continuity Camera in terms of features and compatibility, visit our comparison page. To see side-by-side images of the difference in video quality between Continuity Camera and Camo, take a look at the Camo 2.0 launch blog.