If using two camalapse stacked on top of each other, does that mean it would rotate 360deg in 30 minutes?
334197
I haven't tried that but logically, that would make sense. This product works pretty well and has produced some nice results for me with time-lapse images.
334198
No. They would both rotate at same rate at same time. You would have to invent a brake mechanism that releases the second device to rotate after the first device completes it's rotations.
1773056
It is much like a kitchen timer. You turn it clockwise and returns counterclockwise. It has markings that indicate 15, 30 and 60 minutes. The camera will also record the ticking sound of the camalapse. I've noticed that it stops before it reaches 0. For silent recordings with phones or point and shoot cameras, or even the GoPro, Camalapse works fine. Personally I'd have preferred a silent and more accurate device. It won't hold a DSLR tho. Hope this helps.
2145199
Yes. All the round joints (6) you see will rotate 360 degrees. That includes the ones where the legs attach to the platform as well as where the legs attach to one another.
2243500
In auto it will pan but not slow enough for time-lapse. Aprox. 20 sec. to do a 90deg. and back.
1602991
If tripod leg is round it would be easy to mount and yes, it does swivel 360 degrees. It would probably work on non-round legs too.
1005682
Yes, you can run both at the same time. I have a wall in the way, but I believe they would swivel 360 degrees.
1877789
Yes! However, you have to make sure you select the rotation tab in the settings menu.
1170980
No. And it is annoying to flip between cameras. It is not instantaneous when you move from view to view...each camera has to load, initiate, etc. can take up to a minute. Belkin should change this.
744507
It can be rotated360 degree but lenght cannot be extended. You can use to hang anything not only phone . Just clip.
2266646
Yes, it automatically rotates them. I haven't noticed any distortion, however my pictures are all very large (1200x1000) jpeg files from my camera so I wonder if that helps with not seeing distortion.
1463660
Mechanically it can mount either way, but I don't see anyway to flip the video using the camera settings. I use it with Zoneminder, which can flip the video upside down.
1511537
You could rotate it between the views. However it doesn't hold the position very well. If we slightly bump the mount, it will rotate. I've tried to tighten the single bolt but it will still move.
666180
I would say 4 or 5 sec. to go 360 degrees.It's fast enough for anything I can think of.I love it.
77416
if you mount the camalapse to something like the ultraclamp, and turn the whole thing upside down with a smartphone attached, yes it will turn clockwise. but be careful because the top portion of the camalapse is not securely attached and your camera or smartphone may go crashing to the ground, depending on the weight.
240420
Yes, but keep in mind that you have 1 axis of tilt and 1 axis of rotation, which limits you a bit. 2 axes of tilt would have given you much more flexibility in where you could position the camera, especially regarding placement in corners which give the most coverage.
803910
yes it will rotate 360. The boom is about 3 feet long. It is light enough for one man to operate if you can lift about 75 ibs toinsert the boom
106167
Of course it depends on frequency and velocity of rotation. Consistent reverse rotation is best, I have noticed that after just a short time of non-rotation the effects are nullified. Good luck.