Can the angle be adjusted to point directly down at the ground or straight up to the sky?
2059182
You will need to level the tilt lever of your Tripod to adjust that much. Please check the attach image (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41pyVBxdYML.jpg)
2059183
Not even close on its own. You need a tripod that articulated like that at the point just below the mount. Mine does not. But it's old. Mine tilts very little and will not mount perfectly perpendicular to the mount (won't mount at a straight up and down position).
2059184
The unit can be mounted facing either way (forward or backward - towards the tripod mount screw or away) and then you can of course use the tripod itself to point quite a bit. The cell phone is clamped in with springloaded "jaws", so there's some leeway there as well. So, yes, you should be able to point both straight up and straight down.
1638658
If you are looking at an upward of downward angle, it does change a very little bit. Not from side to side though.
1896810
Turn it on pointing at the sky. As you change the angle and start to point towards the ground, it dims slowly. The idea is if walking and pointing to the distance it is brighter so you see farther, as you point closer to the ground you don't need as much light because the ground is close. Saves on batteries. If you turn it on pointing at the ground, then tilt up or down it remains at constant light output.
1830185
If you mean all the way as in it will have your feet pointing straight up at the ceiling, then yes it can achieve that position. You can also adjust the strap to restrict the angle from going to a full inversion position.
2222446
It would only give you the distance from the device itself to the target, or direct line of sight distance. It doesn't calculate "drop" from a higher vantage point.
1962386
I havent used this in a while but im pretty sure the magnified image will not be right side up. This doesnt matter for viewing things in the sky but is not very good for viewing things on the ground. I would choose something else for your purpose...
1345651
YES. Two Adjustment points, one primarily for distance out, other for height!
2192802
Yes there is some ability to a adjust the Angle of the very top of the lamp no by height adjustment though. Our experience has beon quite positive
370754
Not in my experience... little tilt vertically (up & down), but very versatile in horizontal angles
830946
Absolutely. I've found 23 stable settings for it, allowing for fine-tuning of the angle from nearly vertical to nearly flat. (Someone else might figure out more ways of setting it up.)
869337
Yes, the tilt is adjustable. It will go up and down or at whatever angle you need.
1314611
Yes, the angle is adjustable by moving the pivot point up or down the vertical rod.
885561
Yes you can. You will have to set the parameters in the DJI setup app, but it can be set to shoot straight down.
1412708
You can only tilt it side to side or up and down, there is no actual vertical adjustment. Hope that helps.
1639600
I do not believe there are any built in controls for adjusting the angle. I have used tape to block out detection areas on similar sensors. I would recommend getting some white duct tape to place over the parts of the sensor dome where you don't want it to detect movement.
162310
No, there is not any elevation adjustment. Only windage adjustment on the front site. If you buy the front site, you can adjust for elevation.
1314612
The angle is adjustible. In the main photo you see a vertical silver rod and one running almost perpendicular to it. The perpendicular rod can be adjusted for elevation. Try YouTube for some reviews of this item as well as the "edge pro apex".