Can this camera be mounted upside down like from the ceiling?
1027053
I would think so. I could never get mine linked up to my mac to use it. It has turned out to be an expensive paper weight.
1027054
There is a threaded hole on the bottom you could attach a mount to. The threads are deep enough to support the low weight of the camera.
1027055
Yes, it can be mounted upside down from the ceiling and one cae use the mounting bracket provided to do so.
646809
If you mount it the other way, with the bolt down, the video will be upside down on your monitor.
1575113
On my system the right-side up or upside down is controlled and side slew is controlled also by the controls on the monitor. Andyou can reverse the camera.
517435
yes. There is a set screw that allows the camera to be rotated after mounting.
1969532
Hi, yes it can, you just have to mount it in the opposite direction, upside down
2234326
Yes it can be mounted on a ceiling, wall, or even on an angled surface. The mount is very adjustable and can accommodate being rotated 360* at the base mount and the camera stem.
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If you are asking if this can be mounted upside down, the answer is yes and no. There is no current option to flip the picture 180 degrees in the menu. (it's on a feature enhancement list though for future R&D cycles) You can easily flip the video 180 via post processing software or even youtube editor has this option now. So your screen will be upside down is the thing until a future update comes out.
755954
I have never mounted this light upside down and wouldn't recommend it. The mounting has a keyhole feature and seats very well rightside up - probably not so good the other way.
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It can be mounted sticking straight up as seen in the product image, but the on-screen date-time etc. information printed on the video will be upside down. Also the device only rotates between two points at about 90 degrees so there's that to consider.
1373158
it doesn't no; if you are concerned with it interfering with other optics, the camera actually rotates in the mounting housing so it can be mounted either top, side, or bottom and still get the picture right side up.
1577639
Yes... Screw hole in top of camera allows you to mount post from top. Camera is never actually upside down.
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You could install it upside down - but it is not designed to be installed upside down. There is a rubber piece that sits between the bottom plate and the camera when installed properly. If installed upside down, the metal plate would make direct contact with the camera - no rubber. Additionally, I suspect that the weight of the flash would swing the top plate open. I would not do it.
672755
Yes it surely does. I currently have one ceiling mounted with inverted video and inverted pan/tilt.
553446
Yes, the mount can be installed upside down. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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The answer is yes and no. Yes, if you don't mind mounting your Canon upside-down. Of course you will have flip or invert the video 180 degrees with software later (post processing). No, because your Canon is a relatively high profile camera - compared to the small, hand-held, dedicated, low profile camcorders. In order to shoot video in the upright position, the mount must be bent into a partial "U" shape. Because your Canon is taller it would likely make contact with the windshield before you could level-out the camera. Google "gopro windshield mount". Thie GoPro is a camera of similar weight and dimensions as your Canon. Look at the pictures of the GoPro mounts. See how much more substantial those mounts are. The answer is yes and no. Yes, if you don't mind mounting your Canon upside-down. Of course you will have flip or invert the video 180 degrees with software later (post processing). No, because your Canon is a relatively high profile camera - compared to the small, hand-held, dedicated, low profile camcorders. In order to shoot video in the upright position, the mount must be bent into a partial "U" shape. Because your Canon is taller it would likely make contact with the windshield before you could level-out the camera. Google "gopro windshield mount". Thie GoPro is a... » Read More The answer is yes and no. Yes, if you don't mind mounting your Canon upside-down. Of course you will have flip or invert the video 180 degrees with software later (post processing). No, because your Canon is a relatively high profile camera - compared to the small, hand-held, dedicated, low profile camcorders. In order to shoot video in the upright position, the mount must be bent into a partial "U" shape. Because your Canon is taller it would likely make contact with the windshield before you could level-out the camera. Google "gopro windshield mount". Thie GoPro is a camera of similar weight and dimensions as your Canon. Look at the pictures of the GoPro mounts. See how much more substantial those mounts are. « Show Less
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Yes. the stand has a swivel neck which allows you to turn the camera to any direction of your choice even if it is mounted vertically overhead
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Yes it can. It' almost like your smart phone it will adjust the screen back to center parallel to the ground. However, when you start to record it will capture all angles like a normal camera should. When you mount the camera upside down it will correct the orientation BEFORE you record. Does that help?