Is it possible to take vertical images with this?
836817
no it is not. the two lenses replicate the eyes in our heads, which work horizontally (mostly) advice: try a vertical photo, and see what it does. You cannot break anything!
836818
Page 246 of my copy of the GH3 manual, in the section titled "Enjoying 3D pictures", in the last paragraph is stated "You cannot recored 3D pictures in vertical orientation".Hope that this answers your question.
836819
you must use the camera always in horizontal position. photographing in vertical position you will see the photo at tv always at horizontal position... you cannot rotate the photo 90 degrees up or down for reproduction in tv. so, use always in horizontal position. this is my experience
836820
You can change the image format via the camera to one that has a square aspect ratio and therefore the images will look vertical, but you should not turn the camera 90 degrees. The camera has to be horizontal for proper 3D.
1101328
Have never tried to view this vertically. the picture is phenominal (with minimal lighting). Must you view this vertically due to limited space?
2253243
The machine would work fine vertically. You will need to be careful as it is not as stable as positioned horizontally.
1716631
They can be either. If you are looking at it as the house is oriented then yes. but I put several pics in vertical too, you just have to turn the whole album
153309
Never tried. Can't see why not. The concern though is that you would need a perpendicular attachment to keep the camera horizontal. I haven't seen one of those.
1009063
Hello! The tripod port is actually on the side of the camera, which will give you the horizontal picture. You can, however, adjust it to be vertical if you purchase an adjustable tripod. I bought one here on Amazon for about $18. If mounted to the tripod, you can move the camera to any angle. I hope this helps?
844916
To be honest with you you can't. Sorry. And even if you could the camera would be upside down. The only solution to that is To make a slot on the other side of the oh you can flip it around
2216603
There is no reason the projector can't be positioned vertically (so that it faces down) if you can find a way to hold it in place. (Shouldn't be too difficult). Same with the images you want to trace. The image size limit is 3.25"x 3.5". For larger images, you'll need to move the projector to finish it. Moving side to side is doable but forward or backward changes the size of the image, meaning it won't match the first part you trace. I found I need the projector to be about 4-5' away from the surface I'm transferring to to get a sharp image. Also, the room will need to be dark for the sharpest image.
266944
I heard you can but you might have to do everything manually. I'm not on this though. You could also try a camera store to see if they can give you a better answer.
1949779
It has a ball head so you can turn the head 90 degrees to orient the camera vertically. As long as you don't have the legs spread so far out that you can't tilt it all the way you will be fine.
1803245
Just horizontaly, unless your tripod is a "jobi" style (as pictured) and can grab onto something "sideways" to allow pictures to be oriented vertically (portrait) vs horizontally (landscape).
2261162
It must be plugged in to operate. My user manual says "it will automatically rotate vertical photos so they are displayed the right way on the screen."
275178
Both previous answers are right: Swing down the camera arm to vertical (portrait) position. Very easy.
1801799
Well, I believe it's not horizontal or vertical......maybe more horizontal than vertical... Check Sharx live camera to understand -- http://sharxdemo2.servehttp.com:8152/en/login.asp Regards !
2078298
No and why would you? TVs don't have accelerometers on them so your picture would be sideways!
1648028
Yes, and no. You can preset the vertical pitch so the camera is either horizontal, or pointing at an angle up or down. However, it is static, meaning you can't shift this position while tilting the jib. Theoretically, you could loosen one of the tube clasps towards the end of the camera and push it in/out to change the pitch, but I doubt it would be smooth enough to use in a reliable fashion. For a feature like this, you will need to invest if a more expensive "pro" jib. Even without that feature, this jib is hard to beat for the price.
1048548
Yes. You have the option to flip your image horizontally and vertically in your menu.