Does this camera have a 3 way axis? Where I could mount it on the ceiling and roll it around any way I want too&gt;?
334326
I have it mounted on the ceiling. Yes, It was easy to adjust. Just remove the cover and loosen a set screw, aim, tighten the set screw, replace the cover and wallah done.
247731
No...im sure you can jerry rig it to work somehow. But they way in swivels it only work with a regular camera in the right position. you cant take pics the long way because the arm will give out and swivel so the camera is on the bottom. it won't hold it upright on the side. if that makes sense
1577637
Yes - the camera can be inverted as there are screw holes on both sides. We have them mounted on the ceilings in 4 of our businesses. They work well.
2234326
Yes it can be mounted on a ceiling, wall, or even on an angled surface. The mount is very adjustable and can accommodate being rotated 360* at the base mount and the camera stem.
2087989
It is already horizontal in the picture. When you release the adjustment on the side then you can tilt the camera vertically. I guess they say both because once the camera is vertical, then you can tilt it back horizontal.
361552
Not completely vertical unless you use an alternate mount. However, we have two mounted on the ceiling of our second story front porch and one is directly over a walkway that is a blind spot from any of the windows. The camera is almost vertical and manages to capture what we need - hope that helps
517435
yes. There is a set screw that allows the camera to be rotated after mounting.
1009063
Hello! The tripod port is actually on the side of the camera, which will give you the horizontal picture. You can, however, adjust it to be vertical if you purchase an adjustable tripod. I bought one here on Amazon for about $18. If mounted to the tripod, you can move the camera to any angle. I hope this helps?
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It does not. It's pretty basic. There is a mount on the side for a tripod, though. This camera was fun to put together, but since I got mine last year, it's been sitting on a shelf for decoration. I wasted 3 rolls of film on it (the film wasn't catching and rolling inside). It was fun to put together, though!
2047983
I would not try mounting this camera upside down since it was designed for a vertical surface. Am sure you can find an alternative.
1010978
you can only point it When you mount it the camera it self can not be pointed and it looks at a downward angle. If u need to cover a room i recommend A motion sensor Style camera but it needs to be mounted to a wall
1373158
it doesn't no; if you are concerned with it interfering with other optics, the camera actually rotates in the mounting housing so it can be mounted either top, side, or bottom and still get the picture right side up.
1654294
This camera requires drilling holes on the ceiling. To mount it, you'll need to first take down the camera's base mount, run 3 screws through the base into the ceiling; and then close up the camera.
1095169
By turning the ball head 90 degrees. That will put it off axis. Buy a L mount for your model which will keep the ball head in line on axis but spins your camera.
2048523
This works best if mounted on the ceiling since it spins around 360. I don't think there is any bracket that would make it possible to mount on a wall since this gives a 360 view of the room..the camera pans up, down and then the whole casing spins around
738670
My camera is ceiling mounted. Works great. Did have some difficulty with a ceiling mount. Had to modify the one I purchased. Just make sure you check your screen size with distance. Here is a link to help estimate the distance from screen to projector. http://www.projectorcentral.com/Acer-H6510BD-projection-calculator-pro.htm
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Pivoting Mount bracket... won't move more than 45 degrees on the wall so it cannot point all the way down.. unless you mount from the ceiling.If you mount it on the wall you will be able to see the floor with some distance away from the camera at about 20 feet away. Really depends on what you are trying to capture... but if you mount this from a distance from what you are capturing, it will work out just fine.