The description states that this head tilts vertically and horizontally. How would it do the latter?
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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.
121476
The head has a pivoting attachment- so it can move in different directions or be hung from different angles. You will need to buy a separate arm. Have it in our modern guest room and everyone loves it.
559227
It tilts all around on a ball joint. But it's weak so you have to move it carefully or it will break. It works great though as long as you're careful.
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You can only tilt it side to side or up and down, there is no actual vertical adjustment. Hope that helps.
931010
The fan will has a switch to either oscillate or remain stationary. It does not have a switch to control the vertical tilt though.
1819127
It swivels 70 degrees Aprox . it will also tilt foward or back pending on ceiling mound direction.
964888
It rotates, has two different speeds and you can find replacement heads on amazon. It's an amazing product for your face!
866127
Fully adjustable horizontally as well as vertically. I did not try to adjust tilt after installation.
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Hi, The tripod head rotates frontwards almost 180 degrees, so you can smoothly point the camera towards the ground and move it on up towards the sky. The tripod head can also be cranked up and down with the camera itself in a static position (I'd have to double-check the range) but whether it moves smoothly enough for your needs is a different issue. The rotation is done with a lever and it rotates smoothly. The up and down motion is done with a crank, and is slightly less smooth and controllable. Since I don't use video very often I use the crank adjuster simply to adjust the overall height of the tripod and then I lock it into place. I expect the crank is mainly meant for that purpose.
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It does tilt, but if you mean moving it vertically than no, it does not, just horizontally.
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Its mounted on a ball joint, it will tilt in any direction up, down, left or right.
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It has more of an infinite movement. Nothing to lock it in to say it's perfectly horizontal or vertical since the ground you are set on may not be level to begin with.
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The head is oriented to shoot with the camera taking a straight horizontal shot. You will have to experiment with camera placement on the head plate and using the tilt / pan adjustment knobs to get the vertical or overhead views you desire. I use this tripod for all my shooting: star shots, multi-shot panoramics, portraits and even as a video mount. Very versatile. Will also allow you to use a Manfrotto ball-head should you choose.
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It tilts up and down. It does not move up and down vertically. I recommend this product. It works well for me.
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The entire top portion will turn horizontal as well as vertical. It pivots on a ball mount. Hope this helps.
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The head has limited flex. It will point straight down and will flex upward but will not get to 90 degrees. Rotation is complete so it will point where needed in a gutter.
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I don't believe that it would work well that way. It's designed to be center when used and the head does move side to side and up and down ,but not much.