If I mount this to a vertical wall , ( straight up ) will I be able to turn the camera lens to get a level picture?
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Yes it will work on a wall, i mounted all 6 of mine on a wall and they work fine
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I understand the question as such that you want to mount the bracket on a vertical surface. In this position you can install the light reversed from what you see in photo#6. The light will adjust to point forward, but you might not get it straight horizontal. Definitely no up-angle at all.
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To be honest with you you can't. Sorry. And even if you could the camera would be upside down. The only solution to that is To make a slot on the other side of the oh you can flip it around
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If you use it as a stand, it won't make a perfect 90 degree angle, and the weight of the camera will cause it to tip over. However, you can attach it to a pole or something to accommodate the side mount.
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.
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If I recall it's a standard tripod mount, the same that a camera uses. That said you can screw the magnet strip that comes with the level into a piece of wood, clamp the wood to a ladder and use that just as well
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you need to use the hook shaped GoPro mount. That we the camera can be level
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Do you mean horizontally? The short answer is "yes". It's not a strict 90 degree angle because the flex is not that flexible, but you can attach it horizontally and flex the camera vertically to be level. If you mean, can you attach it straight down vertically, and flex it 180 degrees for the camera to be upright, the answer, again, is "yes". As mentioned in other reports, the flex on this thing is very tight and requires two hands to bend, but it will bend. I had it attached to the underside of a slanted 2x4 and twisted it upwards to be upright and level. I was impressed.
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not really, i mean you could if you taped it there or something but if you turn the camera sideways the picture will be sideways. of course there are apps that you can fix that with but no generally it isnt going to work very well
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Yes, as the other two replied, you'd have tape or clamp it to the side or top-the camera works very well however you'd also have to play with the orientation.
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I find it somewhat cumbersome holding the cover side out of the way to take a pic horizontal but vertically not a problem. Hope this helps.
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The lens does shift vertically, so you will be able to mount it on the ceiling. However, it does not shift horizontally.
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Yes it has wall mount on the back that you can turn if you want to do vertical
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I think you're asking if it's possible to rotate the camera for vertical shots, the answer is yes.
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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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No they can not or your picture will be upside down try the ball type cameras they swivel and rotate in its case
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Yes you'll be able to rotate your device vertically and horizontally with this tripod.