Does this model have issues in viewing angles? Meaning when you tilt it to draw to you. I know there's a word for this but I can't seem to remember it.
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I have used this model both professionally at work and personally at home. Tilting it up and down I have only found it hard to see when almost completely horizontal because of the height of my desk. Having a higher sitting position may prevent this if that is how you draw. I find the optimal tilt for comfortable drawing between 35 to 60 degrees. Rotating the Cintiq in its stand has no effect that I have seen.
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The neck of the pedestal is solid, so there is no way to change positions; therefore, it always tilts down. I believe this is to ensure the clarity of the picture, as I've noticed that when I am standing, I can hardly see the screen at all (too bright).
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I have mind on a rotating "lazy susan" type stand to turn if necessary. However, only time I turn it is when I'm dusting. The only "tilt" is ability to adjust the screen up or down. Mine is in bedroom and aimed/adjusted to watching from bed, so doesn't have to be moved. Hope this was helpful.
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The pressure sensitivity I think almost certainly is a function of the screen digitizer however if I were to bet I would say that pen tilt can be upgraded by buying a nicer pen. Tilt can make up allot for varying line thinkness to make up for having of 256 levels of pressure sensitivity. Though I'm not adept enough that more than 256 would be used when I draw.We need an expert to weigh in. Any out there???
1990925
It is fixed. I have had only a few instances where a tilting screen would have been helpful. It would have been nice during self family portraits. I love the camera though!
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Question....when you say tilt your head to the floor....do you mean have your face looking to the floor,face down, not head bent forward, but face turned to the side? Just wondering if I should be doing this another way.
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Optically speaking, yes. It does work. But historically this wasn't done because of the difficulty associated. First, you are seeing a ghost of your hand, which makes it confusing to draw. Second, you have to look perfectly straight ahead, and not deviate from a perfect horizontal view, which is way more awkward for your neck. But that's my experience; maybe it's better for you!
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It's a fixed position. You can tilt left/right/up/down as well as turn completely around. So you'll need to adjust the zoom on your projector or place in best tile for correct distance & quality display.
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If you're talking about the small image, it's the view when turned upside down. The small circle is the turntable. I've had this for quite a few months and love it. No issues at all.
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The monitor only has two positions, open and closed. When open, it is only at that same angle that you see pictured. It seems like a good angle for general use, and all of the reviews say the viewing angles of the screen are very good, although I haven't seen it for myself. I am also wondering whether the limitation has been problematic for anyone who has used the device for a while.
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No, it's a fixed point of view camera. It does not have pan and tilt like some others. The only way to adjust the viewing angle is to do it manually by hand.
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The screen doesn't move up or down. It does tilt. Meaning that the top of the screen can tilt back, better view from above if mounted low on the wall. Or tilt down, better viewed if mounted high on the wall.
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The camera does tilt on an axis , it can move a little bit to get you in the shot . Nothing to point at the ceiling or floor .
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It's slightly slanted but can easily be used to one hand charge. .they print a lot better than the straight edge sight. ..your going to shoot it more than charge it with one hand..just my 2 cents
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It is a bit tilted upward so it is not truly 90 degree angle. With that said, with the TV being tilted, it allows viewing from my perspective comfortably; I did not need to look upward to watch TV too much. Hope this helps...
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.. not sure .. had 2 send it back due 2 the way it positions itself in the room .. thought it would look good being at an angle but just looked weird .. sorry couldnt be of any help ..
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I read somewhere that if you are standing up, the top of the TV needs to be at eye level and if you are sitting down, the bottom frame of the TV needs to be at eye level. That said, I have options on my mount to swivel & tilt it a bit for minor adjustment. I have had it mounted this way for a couple months now without any neck aches. :)