"Your first option? Use your smartphone as your laptop's webcam. It may sound crazy, but your smartphone has far better cameras than your laptop, while your laptop has a way bigger screen than your smartphone.
Reincubate Camo software, available for $40 a year or $5 a month, makes this all easy. Install it on your Mac or Windows PC, download the app on your iDevice, connect the two with a standard Lightning-to-USB cable and, boom, you've now got a high-quality webcam -- or, webcams, plural. If you've got an iPhone with multiple cameras, the software lets you choose. You can even use the flash on the back as a pseudo ring light. Beware, it can be a bit blinding.
Understandably, you may not want your main smartphone doing double duty as your webcam. Older phones work great, too. The best thing you can do with this setup? Buy a tripod and a phone mount. Position it behind your laptop so the phone sits in line with the laptop webcam." [1]
1. Look Your Best on Video Calls With or Without a Webcam
Nguyen, Nicole; Stern, Joanna. Wall Street Journal, Eastern edition; New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]16 Nov 2020: B.1.
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