Is it possible to put camera vertically?
1095168
The ball head does go all the way over to a vertical position. There is a notch to allow the camera to be placed in Portrait mode.
1095169
By turning the ball head 90 degrees. That will put it off axis. Buy a L mount for your model which will keep the ball head in line on axis but spins your camera.
122951
No, the best way to accomplish that would be to just buy a 90 degree acrylic prism and affix it over the camera. Possibly one such as this: Ajax Scientific Acrylic Equilateral Prism, 37mm Length x 37mm Height, Clear
1153139
Vertically. Please click the link to see the installation video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur-zTLDh9s4
2084750
No, you can us the legs on a flat surface. However you may want a tripod head to mount your camera to the slider.
1970002
It has multiple threads for tripods on both ends for a horizontal setup. However, not for vertical.
247731
No...im sure you can jerry rig it to work somehow. But they way in swivels it only work with a regular camera in the right position. you cant take pics the long way because the arm will give out and swivel so the camera is on the bottom. it won't hold it upright on the side. if that makes sense
844916
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
1787182
There is a cut away that allows the camera to be tipped 90 degrees. There the camera can be turned upwards. It is not the greatest thing I have seen but it will work.
1331892
Yes, but not with the stand it comes with. This monitor is equipped with a 100mm VESA mount. To mount it vertically, you'll need to buy a VESA compatible stand, mount or arm (100mm variety).
1949779
It has a ball head so you can turn the head 90 degrees to orient the camera vertically. As long as you don't have the legs spread so far out that you can't tilt it all the way you will be fine.
112119
Still pictures will display vertically in the camera display screen if taken that way, but this does not happen with videos. I usually download pictures and rotate them on the computer for projects, but I was unable to rotate downloaded video taken with this camera. I see nothing on the camera that enables rotation of video once taken either.
737263
Not naturally... You could do it if you had some sort of attachment to the iPhone giving it a female screw mount (like many digital cameras -- http://goo.gl/gSWYn). That or you can rig something up with tape.
361552
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
395976
I have it mounted horizontally, can't remember if it could be turned vertically.
1577639
Yes... Screw hole in top of camera allows you to mount post from top. Camera is never actually upside down.
275178
Both previous answers are right: Swing down the camera arm to vertical (portrait) position. Very easy.
1949784
The tripod is movement versatil, but vertical it is not! There is one option, try wrapping the legs around a vertical object (ie: fence post, sign post or maybe a mailbox post.) Even a small tree! The object does not need be totally vertical, just enough to get the lens set the way you want it.