Is it easy to switch between portrait and landscape? I'm a fiddler, so I need to do this easily with one hand.Also, is this the same mechanism as the Peavy?Thanks.
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it would be easy to switch, but you may need to tighten it after switching, it's not a 1-handed job. I don't know what mechanism the peavy has, so I can't answer that question. the quality of this stand was much higher than I expected, tho
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no. You have to set it up and turn the knobs. You need both hands to adjust it.
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Hey, Mitch - to adjust it, you must loosen the nut on the neck...not easy (or safe for your device) with one hand. I'm sorry, but I don't know the Peavy.
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I don't know what a Peavy is. I don't use this as a music stand, I use it for the Theodolite app outdoors for surveying. It can be rotated fairly easily with one hand. The trick is to make sure the stand you use it on is solid and the clamps are tight. I use it in the horizontal position. Al
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Hello Travis,You will be able to easily rotate the monitors between landscape and portrait.Taylor W.VIVO
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I have used the Panorama mode and it's actually pretty nice the way it works. It's very intuitive. You just have to make sure you're holding the camera level when you use it, though, or else you can end up with weird results.
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I don't do much portraiture but you can shoot completely live from the LCD screen. In playback, photos taken vertically (portrait) will be displayed right-side-up however you hold the camera (in other words, it's like a smartphone display, whether you hold it sideways or normal, the top of your image will always be on the top of the view screen.) I hope this helps!
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I don't do much portraiture but you can shoot completely live from the LCD screen. In playback, photos taken vertically (portrait) will be displayed right-side-up however you hold the camera (in other words, it's like a smartphone display, whether you hold it sideways or normal, the top of your image will always be on the top of the view screen.)I hope this helps!
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If you mean vertical position as portrait then you can't do it.It is designed for landscape view only. This is not a cellphone or ipad were with one rotation of your hand you can view either. I like my viewsonic.
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Hello M&A;,To adjust the monitor from landscape to/from portrait orientation is pretty simple. You'll just swivel the monitor while it's attached to the mount.Thank you for your question,Taylor W.VIVO
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I think left-handed users will like it. I'm righty but switch hands with it - it's NOT lightweight. Not heavy either I'd say, but 20 mins. is a lot to hold it in one hand. If you look at the 3rd photo on the Amazon listing, you'll see the "model" is using the trimmer left-handed. It changes how you'll approach what you 're cutting. Look at the pic and you can imagine how holding it right-handed would change the orientation. How the string guard mounts causes this.There is an ambidextrous thumb-operated safety, and the head swivels either way. The 2nd photo shows the trimmer as an edger - left-handed too. I think left-handed users will like it. I'm righty but switch hands with it - it's NOT lightweight. Not heavy either I'd say, but 20 mins. is a lot to hold it in one hand. If you look at the 3rd photo on the Amazon listing, you'll see the "model" is using the trimmer left-handed. It changes how you'll approach what you 're cutting. Look at the pic and you can imagine how holding it right-handed would change the orientation. How the string guard mounts causes this.There is an ambidextrous thumb-operated safety, and the head swivels either way. The 2nd photo... » Read More I think left-handed users will like it. I'm righty but switch hands with it - it's NOT lightweight. Not heavy either I'd say, but 20 mins. is a lot to hold it in one hand. If you look at the 3rd photo on the Amazon listing, you'll see the "model" is using the trimmer left-handed. It changes how you'll approach what you 're cutting. Look at the pic and you can imagine how holding it right-handed would change the orientation. How the string guard mounts causes this.There is an ambidextrous thumb-operated safety, and the head swivels either way. The 2nd photo shows the trimmer as an edger - left-handed too. « Show Less
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You push the button multiples tes to get the orientation you want. Rotation is not automatic.
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It doesn't have that feature built in to the stand, but I often turn mine, adjusting the angle. Due to the circle base, it seems to move (or pivot) rather easily. I only turn about 45 degrees or less usually. I've had mine for a year now and really like it. Since I enjoy Japanese manga and various graphic novels, the ability to rotate the screen from landscape to portrait mode is very handy. That feature is built into it, unlike pivoting it so it faces a different direction.
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Yes, there is. There is a button the the side of the screen that allows you to flip the screen between landscape and portrait.
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No it doesn't change on the fly from landscape to portrait, you would have to unscrew it and remount it in the position you would like.
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Yes - the device "clicks" into either portrait or landscape - a twist of the wrist is all it takes to switch.
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Yes, you can rotate from landscape to portrait. the stand has proven to be very stable.
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Yes, everything with the mount works great. It's easy to change from portrait to landscape and also easy to change angles and tilt. I find that you can adjust it without loosening the ball. But, it might have to be tightened occasionally. I really like this mount overall and would definitely recommend to anyone.
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If you leave the tension very loose you can rotate. I play violin and use it all the time but fail to see the need for switching. I prefer keeping minw tight so it won't rotate.
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This is useful for the landscape position. There is a incase that you can can order for landscape or portrait,however, this is not a feature for this incase.