The picture shows the mount can angle against the wall. But can this camera be mounted against the ceiling? Can this mount angle up top?
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The software can invert the image if hung upside down (flip option under the configuration CMOS settings). The bracket does not support the same range of angles when hung upside down so depending upon how much you need to angle it down you may not be able to.
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Mechanically it can mount either way, but I don't see anyway to flip the video using the camera settings. I use it with Zoneminder, which can flip the video upside down.
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Yes... Screw hole in top of camera allows you to mount post from top. Camera is never actually upside down.
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It can be easily mounted to a wall. Ceiling mount would only work if downward facing. Be carefull with distance to router. I have 4 of these and they disconnect constantly from wifi
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It can be, but I wouldn't recommend doing so. This item is affixed with a ball / socket joint (directly under the "camera" part) that may loosen if not attached as shown. Hope that helps. I mounted it to the side of a garage and it looks real. They have other models that are meant for ceiling mount.
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I mounted mine on the ceiling & w/ the lens shifting it got the picture right. Also the projector overhead made it so nothing interferes w/ the picture, (objects,people,vibrations)
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Yes it is. Besides the fact that it extends up to 1.80m, the mount end cen be turned 180 degrees back and forth. So you can hold it horizontally and place the camera towards your direction or opposite. I hope I cleared it out.
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You can mount it as you would any typical tripod mounted camera. As for the software, I am using it with a movie editing program and it can correct for the different angles. I don't know that the camera comes with any sort of software that can correct mounting it upside down. Mine certainly did not.
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We have ours positioned above the TV in the ceiling pointing down at about a 45 degree angle. We had to have a custom built wooden box to hold it and used grill type ceiling tiles to allow sound to come through. This works great. Not sure if it could be mounted on a wall. Might want to put it on a shelf.
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Not completely vertical unless you use an alternate mount. However, we have two mounted on the ceiling of our second story front porch and one is directly over a walkway that is a blind spot from any of the windows. The camera is almost vertical and manages to capture what we need - hope that helps
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I have mine mounted on a flat wall, but I would not be afraid to mount it on angle. It locks into place secure with a pin while not in use. I hope this helps.
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I only use it as a flat ceiling mount in my office>>so I am not sure...but I do not believe it goes past the 90 degree angle.
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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.
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The mounting plate for the camera is flat. You would need to purchase a separate tripod head to mount on the plate if you want to tilt the camera.
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Yep you sure can. Mine is mounted on the ceiling, but I know this can also be mounted on the wall, and once you position the camera, you can lock it into place with the provided Allen wrench.
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I mounted both of mine on walls. The cameras are fully "rotatable". You can mount them upside-down if you want!
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I would not try mounting this camera upside down since it was designed for a vertical surface. Am sure you can find an alternative.
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Ceiling mount only. You can purchase an wall bracket mount, it's a standoff to keep your camera horizontal. If you mount the camera to the wall you'll be looking sideway when you pan.