Could this light be mounted onto the back of the picture frame and still shine on the picture ?
2078878
I had it mounted on the wall. The picture is about 4 feet by 4 feet and dark. I am not really happy with the illumination. The "lines" of the light are great and loved the color.
266200
Yes. it can. Don't expect to see anything without lighting (i.e. outdoors...doesn't show up). Don't expect anything but the lowest resolution blurry images...but they will move if that's all you want to see.
832873
This light can be used with either the stand that puts it up higher or without the stand and that back metal piece flips out just like a picture frame and sit leaned back on whatever surface you want it to. Hope this helps
242834
It would not be possible to do this since the center light is permanently affixed to the mounting base @ a 90° angle.
1964594
if you add it on the original photo in a photo program yes. not from the frame i dont think though. would be much easier in a program anyway however
240563
Yes, the backup lights will be the best place. Do to the fact that the camera will come on soon as the backlight is engaged.
427566
The back is the same material as the sides. If by backlight, you mean put a light at the back like you do at the sides, I would think it would work.
1752628
I don't believe so. However the lighting is not too bright and even when activated by motion, it doesn't stay on but a few minutes.
755952
Yes it can, but it might look horrible because of the arch of the light and that also most art work is displayed from the top. You can adjust the light toward the bottom, middle or top of art work!
1050701
You can attach the light to the frame or the wall, but it's very heavy. We attached the light to the wall and after a couple of weeks it pulled out of the wall and we no longer use the light. I would look for something not so heavy.
1422994
Yes it is possible. There is some spherical abberation but this is minimal. Also, lighting is critical to get a good image. If the subject is shiny, reflections are hard to control.
1979811
Yes, there is a adhesive strip on the back that works well, but doesn't leave behind any residue if it needs to be repositioned. The light is more of a warm (golden) color.
1864727
Yes. I have this sitting on top of a cabinet, and the night vision light shines back at the camera, making the pic super bright, because of the cabinet's crown molding. I had to keep moving my camera higher to avoid the reflection, but a window would surely be a problem.
1835322
no, but the light is small enough, that you could just put some white duck tape over it. Plus it's not very bright.
1923033
That is a good idea. How about having someone weld a base the light would fit in and not fall out of, then mount the base on the posts?
1652682
No..the glass lampshade is not attached to the frame. You can only mount it as shown
971516
There is an umbrella styled center post with radiating spokes just like an umbrella. If you did that it could definitely not be centered which means it would not project the light evenly. Also if you mounted it with the light pointing toward the silver inside lining of the umbrella ( towards the back) you 1) would block the returning light and 2) have nowhere to mount it. And you can't mount it on the back facing out because of the radiating spokes from the center. So no, I don't think so.