Good night seems a great products I would like to know if the orientation of the photos can be also horizontally?
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Sure you can, actually I have two cards, one for horizontal and other for vertical pics... Take my time but it worths...
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On the camera led screen, the picture will display either vertically or horizontally, depending on how you hold the camera. Once you download the photo onto your computer, it will display horizontally unless you bring it to vertical with the rotate command.
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Yes I does auto rotate pictures, and it does this quite seamlessly. You can also adjust how you want the transition to occur as well, ie from top to bottom, or side to side ect. When I set up my 400 photo's on one of my SD cards, however, I did try to put all my horizontal photo's together, then vertical photo's, just in case the transition was slow. It isn't and that wasn't really necessary. Horizontal photos, of course will always show full frame & look much better however!
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Yes, if you turn the frame, the next picture will display in the orientation that you have, either landscape or portrait. The picture may not fill up the frame if the picture is shaped better to fit portrait and you turn the frame for landscape for example. I hope this helps!
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Yes, the camera mount has a 90 degree sideways pivot, so portrait is possible
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That's actually a software question rather than a camera/hardware feature. I don't use the software included with the camera but just using the standard Windows Photo Gallery it is easy to rotate the picture to any orientation you like and it is automatically saved in that orientation for future viewing.
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Yes, as the other two replied, you'd have tape or clamp it to the side or top-the camera works very well however you'd also have to play with the orientation.
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Yes, the image can be mirrored(left to right) or inverted (top to bottom) or inverted and mirrored.
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Not sure on that one. I try to rotate my pics and save how I want before loading onto memory disk for frame. Sorry.
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The camera lens is at a 45 degree angle from the horizontal so you can see accross the room although not quite the opposite top corner. This of course will vary with the size of the room.
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Yes you can mount it in either orientation, with the feed going out the right or left side. Even the logo can be twisted so its right side up.
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I just figured out how to do this! The frame comes with a remote that has a "Rotate" button, so as the photos come up you can rotate them individually and they look great. The problem is, the frame does not save the orientation. I put the SD card back into my laptop, (Windows 7) and selected all the JPEG files. Right click to get the drop down menu and select "Rotate Clockwise" once. This will make all the photos appear on their side. I put the SD card back in the frame, while the frame is standing upright and all 262 photos are displaying correctly!
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Yes. Each light is independent and can be positioned in different directions.
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The cover is horizontal, but you can put pictures of either direction into the pages.
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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.
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The light source does rotate vertically, allowing you to adjust the forward range of the light. There is no lateral adjustment, though.
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Yes it can face forward as well as many other directions. Mono pod? not sure a one legged support will hold the camera unless your going to steady it with your hand somehow while taking the photo.