What is the field of view? And can the camera be pointed? I need to cover a room and the ideal location is two feet from a corner. I don't want half
1010978
you can only point it When you mount it the camera it self can not be pointed and it looks at a downward angle. If u need to cover a room i recommend A motion sensor Style camera but it needs to be mounted to a wall
1010979
Depends how far you mount it. I mount mines in the basement hall way aiming to the front door so it's about 6 ft away, and it's really clear with lights on .If it's not daytime or don't have any lights it will not see anything.The camera is hidden in the little holes so if you want to point it where you want it , you have to aim the camera where you want it and then put on the mounting screws for the smoke detector. I think if you want to cover a room about 10 ft wide will be gd.
244684
I don't know, so far I only get feedback when I bring the monitor close to one of the cameras. The view is pretty wide though, could you not just pull back the camera to a far corner so you have a picture of the whole room? The sound would pick up the whole room, and then you can control the camera left to right up to down if you needed to change the picture. Sorry, that doesn't really help your original question.
585771
Good question. Unfortunately, I've only used it for a short period of time and that was always outdoors. It's probably enough wide angle for indoors, but not so sure how good it would be in low light situations like indoors, especially if you're using them for something so important like real estate photos. Wish I could be more help.
2086260
I have mine set to the widest angle it has. Gets great detail to about 50ft. Will definitely see out to 150ft though not the greatest image.
949511
I use the camera as a security camera looking out the front window of my house. The light sensitivity is not very great so you will need light. More to your question of being able to see the entire room, the angle of view is also not very wide. I use a cheap magnetic stick on wide angle add-on lens I picked up from Wal-Mart that was for a cheap hand-help video camera, Flip I believe, that helped a lot in the wide angle viewing. Also, if you use the WiFi for the connection, you will need a good strong signal. Mine use to loose connection and not be able to link back up without power cycling the camera. I added a WiFi access point to my network closer to the camera and that took care of that problem.
260077
The camera inside the casing can move up and down only. So you can point it anywhere between the ceiling or floor. The only way to move the camera from side to side is to move the external case the direction you want. Hope this helps.
1544100
The angle of view is equivalent to 30 mm in full frame 35mm camera terms. This would be considered moderately wide without offering much distortion.
1791391
A lot depends on lighting. In the house, about 10 - 15' away under good lighting conditions & no backlight (behind the object) to skew the video. Under dim lighting, it's hard to capture a good image from any length. The video is grainy at best.
1782475
It's difficult to shoot from directly above because of the light fixture, but you can get pretty close. I use museum wax to get the items at the right angle. I also loosely wrapped the light in tracing paper to minimize reflection.
783736
Maybe a little at wide angle. It is hard to get that with a small image sensor (electronic film size)
1541458
You can see nice and clear in front of you up to about 20 feet all the way to the camera. Once you walk under it your out of range. Better then I thought it would be as far as the TV lines. For the price it's a pretty clear hidden camera.
163370
If you look at the image provided by amazon. You will see the pin hole on the side of the smoke detector. It covers the room horizontally. I'd say its angled down about 10-15 degrees. Has a wide angle of coverage. The room I've installed it in is rather large. 30' X 30' installed in one corner and covers the entire room other than about a 6' radius directly below the camera.
1358664
if aimed right and put in the corner of a moderate sized room it should pick up everything, mines does well in low light but if you want to look back you should make sure you are able to see faces clearly
2241559
The camera head can be directed in a 180 degree fashion. (fairly well designed) But there is no optical zoom, so you may need to make adjustments for "framing".
2054610
I would say about 180 degrees. You point it where you want surveillance, and you have a wide angle shot of that area.
69627
I use mine outside of the house to cover 3 home entrances 80ft, 25ft 3ft from room with monitor. and the 4th camera is 450 ft , direct line of sight with no obstructions to the room in the house where the monitor is to see a blind spot of the entrance of my horse barn with full signal bars. Live very rural so there is no other wireless interference in the area. Very happy with my purchase in this set up it does what it saids it can.
1968746
i believe that the field of view is aprox/ 60 degrees angle but it depends the area that you will cover mine are only dome.