Would the stand work as a document camera? I want a floor stand for the iPad that I could use as a document camera via airplay to an apple tv. I'm wondering if the stand allows the iPad to be positioned so the camera is facing down to see a low sitting...
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It can be adjusted almost any direction, but I'm not sure how well it will work as a document camera holder.
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The iPad sits in the slot just after the keyboard keys toward the top. It invaded the iPad but when not used as cover can be used as a stand. Do you have an additional cover on your iPad. If so it may not fit down in that slot.
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Yes it can. I mounted mine to the light weight Sunpak 8001 UT tripod and I use it right by my bed all the time. It has made using the IPod a dream. I constantly go between landscape mode and portrait. Most of the time I find myself using landscape because it's easy since the tripod is holding it up for me. With this tripod it is totally flexible as to the mode you use as well as the height and angle of view. I found me a THANG when I mated these two items and I really enjoy my Ipad in bed now. The Nootle is attached via a threaded bolt and you just turn it to get the Ipad in the mode you want. You can rotate it round and round until it is "tight" if you want to. It's just up to you.
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I don't believe the iPad is configured with a screw mount feature (?). This mount will allow those cameras, camcorders, scopes, etc. that have a standard "camera mount" feature.
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The iPad 2 mount works great. I use it in class to video peer teaching. It's sturdy and easy to use.
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You would use Apple's Camera Connector Kit, which plus in to the dock connector on the bottom of the iPad (1-3 models) and then provides a USB port. This would hook up to that, and is it doesn't take too much power, it may work. I have plugged up USB keyboards to the iPad that way, but never an adapter. The iPad USB port has limited power, so if this adapter draws too much, it will not work. In that case, you would plug a powered USB hub (that plugs in to wall power) in to the camera connector kit, then plug this in to that. I have not tested that, but I have plugged up USB joysticks and such to an adapter I built in to the USB port on the iPad just fine.
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To use the camera, I fold over the front cover and put the tung into its slot. This puts the case into the normal "stand" position. The camera is exposed, no hindrances to its use. The way the front folds makes a nice hand hold for when taking pictures.Not sure how to describe this, but I have no problems taking pictures with this case on the iPad. But remember that I have the tung in the holder, the case setup for sitting on a table. If you just open the cover and fold it over it does cover the camera.Robert
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It brought up the iPad screen yes. But the reason I got it was to watch HBO Go and it wouldnt work with that. If I tried to watch any type of video it wouldnt work. I wouldnt buy it if I was you. We spent the extra money and got an apple TV and it is well worth the price, works great. You can find them for cheaper on eBay if you are interested. Hope this helps!
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I have an Ipad - not an air - but it should be just fine. I love mine, the more I use it! I just got home from a trip and found it perfect to place on the airplane pull-down tray to read a book on my Ipad.
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That's up to your tripod. This is just an attachment to hold your iPad to a standard tri-pod screw-on adapter. You will have to probably use the front facing camera which is a lower resolution.
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The ipad mini stands well on the horizontal position, it's great for watching movies or just to leave it like that standing. The vertical position less cool looking but is stable none the less. I had the same concerns as you, but I have had the case since june this year and it works fine.
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For whatever bizarre reason, Amazon has two different products, the stand for the iMac and the stand for the iPad listed as one product. I can only speak for the iMac stand. It is a great stand, and has room to tuck away a USB hub. However the stand itself is purely an aircraft aluminum stand. There is no connectivity of any kind. There are plenty of opportunities to hide wires here and there. But it is not any sort of hub.
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This is a VERY sturdy stand that folds down flat enough that it will easily fit in pocket or purse, and sturdy enough that it would take a LOT for anyone to break it. I'm not familiar with the iPad Air, so... if it's a computer, then I would not recommend this stand. However, if it's a Tablet, then yes, it would work well for the majority of Tablets. Most people choose to type with the screen horizontal (for better viewing) and I think that's the best position, however, it will work vertically as well. Keep in mind, the stand is not adjustable for different angles. or reference, I have 2 Barnes & Noble Nooks (one is a 7 inch; one is a 9 inch), and it works well with both. Measurements for the stand are: 3 6/8" vertically (from the rest notch), and 2 3/4" wide. Hope all this info helps.
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In a pinch, yes. The Air is just wide enough to stay within the Padcaster frame, but significant movement will cause it to fall. In my use case scenario we have it on a short tripod placed on a desk so movement is not a problem. However, on a full size tripod inadvertent bumps would send your iPad Air crashing to the floor. Padcaster will be coming out with a newer version compatible with the iPad Air shortly.
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Yes the stand works in both directions- it is a "360 degree" case.As I've said before, looks very nice. Only thing negative is the iPad is not secure in the tray.You have to be careful when case is not closed; if tilt it too much, will come out of it.So for that reason, would wish it had (at least) security straps on corners.
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Yes, this is very possible. You will be able to position this is many many configurations. I tested the ability to rotate the iPad face-up, parallel over a work surface and it worked perfectly. The flexible arm is easy to adjust and the iPad holder is very secure. The only downside is that you will likely have to remove your iPad from its case in order to use it in the stand.
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I probably wouldn't use it for that. If you put really any pressure on the iPad when on the stand it moves (the iPad swivels). The iPad wouldn't fall off, the top part would just move as they try to fill out the form.