How wide is wide? Shooting a scene 50 feet away covers how many feet horizontally?
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Several times that. Go on YT and go to http://www.youtube.com/user/wtglb for a couple of TL vids. My
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According to the manufacturer the F1.2 has a field of view of 140° at 420P setting and 112° at the 720P setting. To compare your human field of vision is about 160° fixed. That includes your peripheral vision. Do the math. Now I'll bet your sorry you slept through that geometry class!
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depends on how close ya get to the water from end to end 50' feet so I would say at least 45' feet or so. but put a sealer around the camera head where the wire goes in it cause it didn't hurt it but water got into it and I couldn't see nothing so.
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You can extent up to as max as you can. 8 or 10'. But its great deal and below link, I used 80% of my shoot with this product. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA1ehEfYRu4
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Greetings. Uphill/downhill doesn't matter. The field of vision isn't specified in the material provided with the camera system. It is a distance wide at a certain distance from the camera or a provided angle from which you can calculate the same. Without going out to measure or pace off the view width at various distances from the cameras, I can observe a rather LARGE field of view is provided. One camera #1 I can see about 12 feet wide at only 4-5 feet in front of the camera, at 10-15 feet in front of the camera, I can see more than 20 feet wide. Another camera #2 I see 25-30 feet wide at about 20 feet out. On camera #4, I can see about 30-35 feet wide at 15-20 feet distance, and the same for camera #3. As I stated, these seem to have a particularly wide angle of view, much more than I would have expected. Perhaps Uniden could give you the angle. Just remember the field of view is a cone, narrow at the camera and extending quite wide as the camera sees further away from its lens. Travis
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In all honesty, I tossed the scope in the trash after it conked out on me after a week. I couldn't be bothered having them fix it, but, to answer your question, it was 50 yards.
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The can says it will cover 50 ft.. I'm sure it varies depending on how heavy you apply it.
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its a little over 3 1/2 feet wide. I use it for music production. its perfect.
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I have mine set for 10 feet away to project about a 45 inch screen. I bought a pull-down blind at Home depot for $50 that covers 7 feet by 5. Much cheaper than a projection screen.
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My experience has been it projects about 4-5 feet wide before the image is too light to read words on a PowerPoint in a dimmed room. This is with the projector maybe 6 feet from the surface it's projecting on (there's no zoom adjustment). The projector is small and very portable, which is great, but is not very bright.
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2.5k... but if you need actual dimensions, I can have those shortly as I'm currently working with my camera on a project but will be editing shortly.Actually, Andy just nailed it. See his response.
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60 wide at least, and how ever many yds. You order will be in one piece. Lightweight and very soft.
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6 Feet Tall, and 10 Feet wide. This stand is adjustable so you can go as high as 6 feet and as wide as 10 feet. Very convenient for any type of backdrop.
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A little more than 3 feet across! this plane is perfect for beginners! i still fly mine lol!
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50 degrees is the pan width straight out from center. The image is fixed. . No pan or tilt. IR is fairly strong and lights up the area pretty far out.
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It would depend on what you were measuring (it would have to be a large surface) but 50' is probably exceeding the design range for most objects.
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Each panel is about 5.5 feet wide - there are 8 panels in this bundle, so that would make a straight line of about 44 feet. Thanks for the question!
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It's only 54" wide. You'd have to sew several yards together to make a backdrop of that size. 8 yards maybe.