Can I use this to mount my camera to a window?
1053830
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless.I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
1053831
Not many windows would have something to grab onto but it depends on the window
1053832
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless. I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
542810
You could mount it with an adapter, however it did not work with Nikon D5000, even on complete manual settings. Resulting in fuzzy pictures. I still have it, as a useless accessory.
2030879
The only issue would be whether or not the dash level would provide the camera lense to actually see over the window frame and give a clear view of what it is you are trying to capture. The adhesive will definately hold it in place
2150515
It's a great little camera. You can mount it anywhere that's structurally sufficient and that you have a path to run your wires. Good luck.
161353
English please??? I think you're asking if you can put the camera in a window. If that's your question I'd say, "no, the glass would probably block the motion sensing of the camera". I'm not sure about that but there's also the problem of the flash reflecting on the window and whiting out the picture. I'm just a consumer, not a scientist, so my answer is just a supposition.
232470
I don't think this would be a good outdoor mount. Fine for indoor use with small cameras.
1115831
The quick answer is Yes...but it may not be the best approach. I have done this in situations different types of camera systems are running on the same location. It would be helpful to know more about your needs.
2198106
Not really. This is designed to attach to the hot shoe on the top of the camera. It is used more for mounting gear sych as LCDs or microphones.
1888894
I suppose you could if you take the camera mount off. But I brought mine specifically for my camera
42853
Yes it can. You will need to drill screws into your wall and then the camera will rest on the screws. Pretty easy installation, not complicated at all. Great product.
484975
Yes, you can. I have my camera mounted on ceiling and still pan/tilt without problems.
1387481
Yes you have to use a camera mount like the one that the camera was on in its origanal box or the extra long that comes in the box
1515014
It does not come with a specific mount for that but I am sure you could come up with something. As much as I would like to do that myself I would worry that my dog could get hung up on something even though the camera is small enough.
1970118
It is recommended you mount the camera top center if possible to get the best picture. There is also a rear view mirror mount that you can use if you don't want to stick it to the window.
1439469
Absolutely. I mean, it all comes down to what you use it for or how to attach it to you camera. As long as you can use a shoe it will be a piece of cake. Else, you gotta get creative to mount it somewhere else.
2036421
I don't believe so. The motion sensor wouldn't work through the glass. Sensor signals would bounce off the glass and cause the camera to snap uncontrollably. You can mount it right outside, that's what it's designed for. I use mine for the same reason at my trash station, outside all year long, rain, snow, cold & hot, nice camera works well, you will catch them red handed.
609067
Yes. If the included software, however unlikely, does not work on Win8, the camera will mount as a drive that you can explore.