Mobiola WebCamera for iPhone Review: Pros, Cons, and Performance

7 Hidden Features of Mobiola WebCamera for iPhone You Should Know

1. Custom resolution presets — Beyond the three visible sizes, you can create intermediate resolutions in the desktop client to balance frame rate and bandwidth for specific apps.
2. Manual focus & exposure lock — Tap-and-hold on the iPhone preview to lock focus/exposure so lighting or movement won’t shift during a call or recording.
3. Remote still-capture — The desktop client can trigger single-frame captures from the phone (useful for timed screenshots or low-bandwidth image snapshots).
4. Background streaming — With the app running in the foreground briefly to register, it can continue streaming in the background on supported iOS versions (useful for hands-free monitoring).
5. Wi‑Fi + USB fallback — If Wi‑Fi is unstable, the client supports switching to a USB-tethered connection automatically for a more reliable stream.
6. Camera switching with hotkey — The desktop client lets you assign a hotkey to toggle front/rear cameras without touching the phone, handy during live demos.
7. Time-lapse capture — Use the client’s capture options to record periodic frames and compile a time-lapse locally instead of streaming continuous video.

If you want, I can turn these into step-by-step instructions for enabling each feature on your setup (Windows or macOS).