Can the camera be faced down parallel to the floor surface when mounted to the stand?
336318
I have not been able to do that, however, I place the tent area on a table and the camera base on a chair to get that effect.
1312244
Yep you sure can. Mine is mounted on the ceiling, but I know this can also be mounted on the wall, and once you position the camera, you can lock it into place with the provided Allen wrench.
1898758
The mounting plate for the camera is flat. You would need to purchase a separate tripod head to mount on the plate if you want to tilt the camera.
1093639
No. There is a magnet on the back to mount it on a metal surface, and it is slightly angled such that if you lay it flat on a surface in front of you you have a pretty good view, but no stand.
2235688
Yes it can. It' almost like your smart phone it will adjust the screen back to center parallel to the ground. However, when you start to record it will capture all angles like a normal camera should. When you mount the camera upside down it will correct the orientation BEFORE you record. Does that help?
44157
None. There is no specific tripod mount feature. You'd just have to rest it on something.
528860
No problem with the camera, However, you would have to position the device so that the camera is where you want it.
1949783
yes you can as long it (the tripod) is wrapped around a pole or object. the camera cannot be vertical with the tripod standing.
206842
yes, but you will need a large work area. if you have a small work area, you need to set stand to the side.
59281
RR is correct. I might also mention that the stand supplied with the camera uses the tripod mount to attach to the camera. Further, the flat metal base of the stand has 3 holes evenly spaced that can be used to mount to a wall, ceiling, or any flat surface that is willing to accept 3 screws or bolts... but they are not ¼" threaded for use with a tripod... Finally, some tripod heads have a large flat surface for accommodating larger cameras. That flat surface may interfere with attaching the antenna, whose connector protrudes from the back of the camera near the tripod hole. So some tripods will work, and some may not. RR is correct. I might also mention that the stand supplied with the camera uses the tripod mount to attach to the camera. Further, the flat metal base of the stand has 3 holes evenly spaced that can be used to mount to a wall, ceiling, or any flat surface that is willing to accept 3 screws or bolts... but they are not ¼" threaded for use with a tripod... Finally, some tripod heads have a large flat surface for accommodating larger cameras. That flat surface may interfere with attaching the antenna, whose connector protrudes from the back of the camera near the tripod hole. So some... » Read More RR is correct. I might also mention that the stand supplied with the camera uses the tripod mount to attach to the camera. Further, the flat metal base of the stand has 3 holes evenly spaced that can be used to mount to a wall, ceiling, or any flat surface that is willing to accept 3 screws or bolts... but they are not ¼" threaded for use with a tripod... Finally, some tripod heads have a large flat surface for accommodating larger cameras. That flat surface may interfere with attaching the antenna, whose connector protrudes from the back of the camera near the tripod hole. So some tripods will work, and some may not. « Show Less
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Yes and No. No you can not move the camera but YES it would not be "too hard" to shift the view down with a tiny glued on mirror. We used to do this with camera's in rockets. since the camera is not looking straight forward it would be a tricky "mounting" to get the right angle (would need a larger mirror probably 2 inches across) but it is doable.
1949779
It has a ball head so you can turn the head 90 degrees to orient the camera vertically. As long as you don't have the legs spread so far out that you can't tilt it all the way you will be fine.
2084750
No, you can us the legs on a flat surface. However you may want a tripod head to mount your camera to the slider.
1598375
Yes you can stand it on the floor. You can mount it also. Its heavy but its can be.
2252781
Unfortunatly, no. :( It will just stand horizontally.Well, I guess you kind of can, but it does lean back pretty far and is kind of wobbly - like a 45 degree angle. I would like to Facetime with it vertical, but it leans back just too far to do that.
471083
Yes, there are a variety of grooves that allow you to mount with a slight up or down tilt as well as vertically.
1787182
There is a cut away that allows the camera to be tipped 90 degrees. There the camera can be turned upwards. It is not the greatest thing I have seen but it will work.