Can this camera be mounted upside down (ceiling) and still be viewed upright?
1877387
Sure. You just need to install the Foscam software and flip the image. Very simple to do.
1538271
Yes, it can be mounted upside down. The internal software makes the adjustment nicely. Including panning left and right. I have two of the cameras hanging upside down from the rafters of my warehouse. Forget about wireless though, highly unreliable.
2194601
not likely to be at a angle you want, it will be very tippy on the small base. If you got a piece of say 4x4 plywood and drilled a hole in it and put some feet under it you could put a bolt into the base and it would be stable with a normal camera. Not sure you want to do that much work.
1949783
yes you can as long it (the tripod) is wrapped around a pole or object. the camera cannot be vertical with the tripod standing.
2175367
No, you're photos will just be "upside down". Which doesn't really matter since they can be flipped.
1650852
No it can't be reversed. You would have to use this with a reversing monitor to do what you want. This is a very basic camera.
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
266976
This Dome camera is a Ceiling Mount Camera. If you mount on the wall, the image placement will not be up-right.Thank You,
793771
Yes, but the image will be upside down when you view it on the computer. Not a huge deal though if you really need the video. I'm sure it can be flipped somehow with today's software.
112117
I should have said, "I don't know," since I bought the camera for another based on Cnet's review, and haven't used it. I think you have to use a graphic program to rotate the video to upright, but I'm not sure. I do have to do that on my camera which is several years old.
120835
The camera could only tilt up or down and left to right. In order to view the picture right side up, you would have to make a bracket to support the camera when it's mounted.
1373158
it doesn't no; if you are concerned with it interfering with other optics, the camera actually rotates in the mounting housing so it can be mounted either top, side, or bottom and still get the picture right side up.
484975
Yes, you can. I have my camera mounted on ceiling and still pan/tilt without problems.
1312244
Yep you sure can. Mine is mounted on the ceiling, but I know this can also be mounted on the wall, and once you position the camera, you can lock it into place with the provided Allen wrench.
918198
You could install it upside down - but it is not designed to be installed upside down. There is a rubber piece that sits between the bottom plate and the camera when installed properly. If installed upside down, the metal plate would make direct contact with the camera - no rubber. Additionally, I suspect that the weight of the flash would swing the top plate open. I would not do it.
2018964
Yes they can be mounted upside down and the video oriented the proper way. I am sure they would work outside. But they are definitely not weatherproof, so the protected area, better be just that, protected.
1443492
While I haven't tried this myself, I do not foreseean issue with mmounting it upside down. The bracket is similar to a "C" clamp and is adjustable in such a manner that it could work. So long as there is a solid, sturdy, and protruding surface to mount it on, you should be fine.