Do you have to mount the camera in the vertical position only? or do you have a way to rotate the screen if the camera is mounted horizontally?
910767
yes unless you have a program that lets you turn your video then you mount it how you like I hope that helps you.
910768
It has to be mounted vertically. There is no option for rotating the screen.
910769
We used the shotgun mount under the barrel, which was in line w/ the barrel. That put it on its side. Hope that helps.
845052
No need to do it electronically. The mounts gimbal in 60 degree cone and can rotate 360 degrees. You'll find a physical way to ensure the camera is right side up.
495166
The bracket rotates so you should be able to mount it to a vertical surface. I have mine mounted flush on top of my console and I usually have it bent all the way forward so I can see the screen from directly above it.
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I don't know what the frik' these people are talking about on here Blake. The vertical orientation picture obviously shows a mounted pulley adapter/addon on each end of the slider. You can not mount this vertical without having a pulley and counterweight, or modifying it with a motorized system... Otherwise, the camera would just fall down. If you were to tighten it in a certain spot...well what's the point of mounting it vertically? You could adjust the resistance to make it hard to slide but that's not really going to work. I tried to search online for any type of StudioFX support or purchase options for the pulley adapters... No luck so far. I don't know what the frik' these people are talking about on here Blake. The vertical orientation picture obviously shows a mounted pulley adapter/addon on each end of the slider. You can not mount this vertical without having a pulley and counterweight, or modifying it with a motorized system... Otherwise, the camera would just fall down. If you were to tighten it in a certain spot...well what's the point of mounting it vertically? You could adjust the resistance to make it hard to slide but that's not really going to work. I tried to search online for any type of StudioFX support or... » Read More I don't know what the frik' these people are talking about on here Blake. The vertical orientation picture obviously shows a mounted pulley adapter/addon on each end of the slider. You can not mount this vertical without having a pulley and counterweight, or modifying it with a motorized system... Otherwise, the camera would just fall down. If you were to tighten it in a certain spot...well what's the point of mounting it vertically? You could adjust the resistance to make it hard to slide but that's not really going to work. I tried to search online for any type of StudioFX support or purchase options for the pulley adapters... No luck so far. « Show Less
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The camera can be mounted upside down. That is how I have my camera set up in my house. With the click of a button the software will flip the image. Works great and I watch my house from my phone. It's the support staff that's is the real plus to buying it. I would of never got it up and running without them.
365993
The image can rotate but you can not record with the image facing down. The screen is always facing up.
586354
No they can not or your picture will be upside down try the ball type cameras they swivel and rotate in its case
903691
You can always turn the camera ball either clockwise or counterclockwise but is kinda hard specially if the camera is hot (plugged) try to use some rubber cloth or gloves to make it spin, if is not posible unplug the camera and wait until is cool and turn it. In my case I used a damped cloth.
1444596
Yes, you can rotate the monitor 90 degrees so that it is vertical instead of horizontal. Also, there is a mechanism that allows you to prevent this from happening if you don't want to use this feature and want the TV to always be horizontal.
1795472
You have to unsnap the left side snap fastener. You cannot extend and rotate the screen unless you do that.
1193293
You mean if you can mount it in side ways?? yes.. you can mount either L or R on the windshield and rotate the cameras one for the front and one for the back.
2034782
I mounted both of mine on walls. The cameras are fully "rotatable". You can mount them upside-down if you want!
1777583
I am sorry I had previously said No you can not turn your phone sideways to capture widescreen. But I was wrong you can mount it landscape or portrait. I hope this helps
112116
On the camera led screen, the picture will display either vertically or horizontally, depending on how you hold the camera. Once you download the photo onto your computer, it will display horizontally unless you bring it to vertical with the rotate command.
1801798
Well, I believe it's not horizontal or vertical......maybe more horizontal than vertical... Check Sharx live camera to understand -- http://sharxdemo2.servehttp.com:8152/en/login.aspRegards !
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If you mean vertical position as portrait then you can't do it.It is designed for landscape view only. This is not a cellphone or ipad were with one rotation of your hand you can view either. I like my viewsonic.
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It only allows vertical installation. The plug cannot be rotated, as the screen display is just vertical.