Can you pan and tilt at the same time?
2086443
Yes, but only if you find the sweet spots on the remote between up or down and left or right... but it will do both simultaneously. You'll find that you can really only use the camera live during panning when it's wide. When you are zoomed in the unit it jerky. I have five of these units. I love them!
2086444
yes you can. The control is a circular button with dead up and down, left and right arrows. Pressure between the arrows moves the head on the diagonals.
1890102
No. To tilt the TV, you have to loosen a lever on the back by hand. It takes all of 10 seconds, however. You can angle the TV to the left and right without adjusting anything.
2161691
Yes you can. It would likely be slightly awkward, but you can use both at the same time.
674765
We cannot set it to tilt, however it swivels/rotates 360 degrees so we move it throughout the day to stay shaded. We bought two of them and love the quality.
1324081
No, only the legs can be adjusted. It's a bit small, so the camera is not on eye level. Also, the mechanism is no longer very smooth and it clicks. It's a few years old, but I hardly use it. I thought it would be smooth for the life. It makes panning difficult without a jerk effect.
1488824
It is really pan and tilt. The camera itself would have to have zoom capabilities. That is unless you are taking pics close up and you could probably use a third servo to move closer or further away.
1352688
According to the instruction, it can tilt 30 degrees (+25 degree to the back and 5 degree to the front). You can turn the base itself for 270 degrees. (Pan range)
1778129
Actually the crane doesn't pan. You have to use tools to bolt it to a tripod head's quick release plate. Only then can it pan. The camera can't tilt either. Because of the design, it's permanently fixed. Really nothing was thought out, and there's minimal functionality here.
116364
The monitor does not pan but can be tilted by hand not automatic. Do not buy this monitor. I'm on my 4th one and I have to argue with them every time to replace.
1973387
Actually, you can order a tilt control handle which can be mounted at one of the sets of holes along the boom, and control rod. You can either have the handle mounted low, or high. However, as short as these jibs are, you can just as easily control the pan, and tilt of the camera from where the camera is, even with the jib angled high. I like to pint the tripod handle's grip outward, so I can use leverage, and the jib's own natural motions to control the camera. Just mount a 7" monitor next to the camera if it's viewfinder is inaccessible. I get much better control this way.
1195275
To tilt it you have to be fully extended, but after the tilt you can move it to the position you want.
1273492
Yes, you can tilt head up and down but better, you have arrows on the screen to move up, down, right, left, close ups, or move away from your object. I cannot answer the digital still photo question, I've not tried that function.
800028
You know, I have never used the pan and tilt at the same time. First off I am using this head with a DSLR and not a video camera. Having said that, I usually set the tilt and then just pan as I am shoot. I know this head seems to be real smooth as long as I don't snug it down too tight. I may try to put some graphite on it and just see as smooth it will make it operate. I do know you have to be careful using graphite as it will get all over EVERYTHING! Sorry I could not have been more help to you.
1180427
No unfortunately not the tilt on the stand itself just goes forward and back at a decent tilt however u can buy the stand for it if u have dual monitors it sells for about 30 dollars and u can tilt it anyway u prefer hope this helps!
1927259
Sorry for delayed response. But no it cannot project to both side at the same time.
816594
Yes it can be configured to flip EITHER left or right, not both at the same time.
833132
No. It does not tilt side to side at all. The forward and backward tilt is limited as well. But it is more than adequate for my needs.