How do I use an iPhone 14 as a Camera only

Set your camera to Airplane mode, turn off Bluetooth and WiFi, delete all third party apps and go take pictures. Your serial number is not displayed or recorded with your photos.

Here's a few things you can try.

To use your iPhone 14 solely as a camera, you can leverage the "Continuity Camera" feature to use your iPhone as a webcam for your Mac, or utilize third-party apps to stream your iPhone camera feed. 

Here's a breakdown of how to use your iPhone 14 as a camera:

1. Using Continuity Camera (Mac):

• Enable Continuity Camera:
• On your iPhone, go to Settings > General > AirPlay & Continuity (or AirPlay & Handoff) and ensure "Continuity Camera" is turned on.
• Connect to Mac:
• Ensure your iPhone and Mac are near each other, have Bluetooth and Wi-Fi turned on, and your iPhone is not sharing its cellular connection and your Mac is not sharing its internet connection.
• Use on Mac:
• In a video call or application on your Mac that uses a camera, select your iPhone as the camera source.
• Wireless or USB:
• You can connect wirelessly or with a USB cable for a wired connection. 

2. Using Third-Party Apps:

• Download an app: Explore apps like "Epoc Cam" or "iGlasses" which allow you to stream your iPhone camera feed to your computer.
• Connect to your computer: Follow the app's instructions to connect your iPhone to your computer via Wi-Fi or USB.
• Use the camera feed: Select your iPhone as the camera source in video calls or applications. 

3. Camera Basics:

• Open Camera:
• Tap the Camera app on the iPhone Home Screen, swipe left on the iPhone Lock Screen, or open Control Center and tap the camera icon. 
• Access Camera Modes:
• Swipe left or right to access camera modes such as Time-Lapse, Slow-Mo, Cinematic, Video, Photo, Portrait, and Pano. 
• Adjust Focus and Exposure:
• Tap the screen to show the automatic focus area and exposure setting, then tap where you want to move the focus area and adjust the exposure. 
• Lock Focus and Exposure:
• Touch and hold the focus area until you see AE/AF Lock; tap the screen to unlock settings. 
• Access Filters:
• Select the dropdown arrow then swipe left on the bottom of the screen to and select the Filters icon. 
• Take a Photo:
• Tap the shutter button to take a photo. 
• Review and Edit:
• After taking a photo, tap the preview at the bottom left to view, edit, delete, share, or favourite it.