Can the camera be mounted upside down? Does the software allow for image flip?
1538270
The camera can be mounted upside down. That is how I have my camera set up in my house. With the click of a button the software will flip the image. Works great and I watch my house from my phone. It's the support staff that's is the real plus to buying it. I would of never got it up and running without them.
1538271
Yes, it can be mounted upside down. The internal software makes the adjustment nicely. Including panning left and right. I have two of the cameras hanging upside down from the rafters of my warehouse. Forget about wireless though, highly unreliable.
1538272
I have an older version without the zoom, but I'm getting ready to buy this one. I've had it mounted upside down under an overhang on the corner of a building outside for about 4 years. I know it's not supposed to be used outdoors, but it's held up great. The wireless has been very reliable,,,probably depends on your distance from the router, though. Mine is about 100ft away.
1538273
Yes... in fact, all of mine are mounted "upside down".. The camera even comes with the hardware to do so as that is the "usual" method of mounting a surveillance camera.Hope this helps!
2029056
Yes it can be hung upside down.I prefer them that way. Depending on which app you have to view it. I like Mr. Cho 's app. Go to manage camera .then a long press on the camera of your choice with a long press.you will get edit camera. Then to more options (lower left) then you will find rotate and go 180. You may need to invert pan and tilt directions also. All in that window. Note there are three areas to set camera utilities. May take you awhile to find them . but they are there just stay with it . good camera and good app.
965348
Yes it is. Besides the fact that it extends up to 1.80m, the mount end cen be turned 180 degrees back and forth. So you can hold it horizontally and place the camera towards your direction or opposite. I hope I cleared it out.
1059273
In order to view the picture "right side up" it must be mounted as shown. Mounted with the "ball mount" down, the video will show on your monitor inverted. I have not found a way to invert this electronically. Garmin needs to fix this oversight. They would sell a lot more cameras without this restriction.
21480
Yes, I mounted several of these upside-down on the wall outside. The mounting bracket is very suited for this. Use the "Flip" switch in the Live Video settings to correct the image.
771687
Although I have not tried to mount the Go-Pro upside down, I don't see any reason why it would not work.
1720042
Yes, there is a flip option in the setup, you will have to set flip on or off before recording, you cannot change this while recording.
793771
Yes, but the image will be upside down when you view it on the computer. Not a huge deal though if you really need the video. I'm sure it can be flipped somehow with today's software.
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.
1463659
The software can invert the image if hung upside down (flip option under the configuration CMOS settings). The bracket does not support the same range of angles when hung upside down so depending upon how much you need to angle it down you may not be able to.
918198
You could install it upside down - but it is not designed to be installed upside down. There is a rubber piece that sits between the bottom plate and the camera when installed properly. If installed upside down, the metal plate would make direct contact with the camera - no rubber. Additionally, I suspect that the weight of the flash would swing the top plate open. I would not do it.
765237
Yes, the image can be mirrored(left to right) or inverted (top to bottom) or inverted and mirrored.
983750
I see no reason that you couldn't mount it upside down. The mounting bracket is 1/4" so surely strong enough.
276743
I do not know off hand. But I wonder if you could turn the camera so that is is upside down
448913
If you are asking if this can be mounted upside down, the answer is yes and no. There is no current option to flip the picture 180 degrees in the menu. (it's on a feature enhancement list though for future R&D cycles) You can easily flip the video 180 via post processing software or even youtube editor has this option now. So your screen will be upside down is the thing until a future update comes out.
845052
No need to do it electronically. The mounts gimbal in 60 degree cone and can rotate 360 degrees. You'll find a physical way to ensure the camera is right side up.
2175367
No, you're photos will just be "upside down". Which doesn't really matter since they can be flipped.