Can it project a line upwards? I.e. Horizontally higher than the location of tripod (if unit is in the midle then project horizontal LN close the roof
853794
If I understand your question, yes. It will extend a line either or both vertically or horizontally, above, below, and side to side of the level. It will not do 180 degrees, so your line will not be directly above or below the unit. The line starts a ways out so to compensate, move the unit back so the spot you want is reached.
853795
The horizontal line is always at the level of the laser. So the answer to your use case would be no.
853796
The short answer is"no". It actually projects a strong line for a significant distance [obviously best in lower lighting] horizontally at the level of the laser. "Locked-mode" CAN offer some horizontal use higher than the tripod.While the beam does not go 180 vertical, proper placement makes it very usuable for most applications [it is not a five-point after all]. Our commercial construction firm literally re-sold a DeWalt due to its dim beam. This Bosch has been the best value and a great performer for a long time already. We expect to get many years ahead, with proper care. CHOSEN@CHOSENcontract.com The short answer is"no". It actually projects a strong line for a significant distance [obviously best in lower lighting] horizontally at the level of the laser. "Locked-mode" CAN offer some horizontal use higher than the tripod.While the beam does not go 180 vertical, proper placement makes it very usuable for most applications [it is not a five-point after all]. Our commercial construction firm literally re-sold a DeWalt due to its dim beam. This Bosch has been the best value and a great performer for a long time already. We expect to get many years ahead,... » Read More The short answer is"no". It actually projects a strong line for a significant distance [obviously best in lower lighting] horizontally at the level of the laser. "Locked-mode" CAN offer some horizontal use higher than the tripod.While the beam does not go 180 vertical, proper placement makes it very usuable for most applications [it is not a five-point after all]. Our commercial construction firm literally re-sold a DeWalt due to its dim beam. This Bosch has been the best value and a great performer for a long time already. We expect to get many years ahead, with proper care. CHOSEN@CHOSENcontract.com « Show Less
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I am assuming you want to tilt the unit up so it projects a line some height higher than horizontal? You can, but the unit probably will never auto-level itself and will keep blinking on you. You can switch it to locked-mode and the blinking will stop, but will need to manually level it.
853798
No. The horizontal line height is a directly related to the unit's height. Otherwise the self leveling feature would not be functional.
1814845
Yes it does. The very first application used it for was on my tripod to project images on a ceiling. It's so light, I can mount it to a camera wall mount (used for IP cameras) when needed.
1359567
I'm not sure you can. The way the roof is hinged, you might just be opening the feeder when it hangs. You might be able to rig something with some eyes on the end panels but I'm unsure if that would cause stability issues.
1961681
Yes. I would position it to project towards a window but you don't want it in direct view if someone were to look through your windows. We have mini binds; we have them open slightly at the top and it can easily be see from the road.
1423769
Yes. You can move the iPad from horizontal to vertical without moving the tripod.
386342
Yes, you can. It has it's own tripod stand, it does not get anchored into the ground.
1594720
It's simply a 5' steel pipe so yes, technically it's fine. If combining two and extending 10' high or so, I'd be a bit concerned with stability of the tripod roof mount. Anchor those 3 feet really well.
738669
The lens does shift vertically, so you will be able to mount it on the ceiling. However, it does not shift horizontally.
1463347
Yes, you can use this element with or without support extending fully. If you use several of these, you can put them at various heights to illuminate different places.
1855187
You can flip in middle rod over and have it an inch or two above the ground. I absolutely love this tripod! It's heavy but heavy equals quality.
1915803
Yes. Easily by tilting the plate that fastens the camera to tbe tripod. You can lock the camera in any position between 0 (horizontal) & 90 (vertical) degrees.
895184
You can get the vertical line to project on the table depending on the relative height, but the horizontal line can only project at a level line. What is the purpose?
1268588
No, that would depend on where your level is mounted and what axis points are utilized. It does have graduated lines.
133916
No it might be possible to rig someyhing up so you can but it's not designed for a tripod. hope that helps
1394690
yes, you can mount from a ceiling but the camera will be rotated 90 degrees, basically laying on it's side.The ball joint won't allow it to rotate enough for the camera to be oriented correctly, but it would not bother me in the slightest.
881879
The horizontal line is a couple inches up from the base of the unit, but the unit is pretty compact, so I'd say you can use it. But even if the projected line is too high, you can use it to mark a level line on the wall and then measure down from that.
763374
yes, but it will not articulate far enough to point up towards the ceiling. it should work fine for aiming light at an artwork that hangs on a wall.