Is the Camera Len Adjustable...I keep Filming wat too HIGH?
1865572
no, it only records 720p. maybe you can adjust the speed and quality of your recording when your looking at it through your computer. just like when you view a recording on YouTube, and adjust the speed or quality of what you want to look at.
1665883
I had not tried that feature yet. I usually only leave the camera at its native settings for the highest quality. I usually edit the photos/videos after the raw footage is uploaded to keep the full resolution.
1553654
Depending on what you are using it for. I have found that if I need to use the camera pointed in an upward position, it doesn't work very well. Your camera is secure, but the weight of the camera seems to shift it downward. If you just need to go straight or downward to keep things still, it works fine.
434072
It does allow for quite a bit of adjustment. I am 6'4" and have it pretty much all the way out. I would buy it and check it out regardless and return if it doesn't suit your needs. It is the best item I have found for carrying a camera so far. I carry a DSLR with a superzoom and vertical shutter/battery pack and it's rides like it's not there, not to mention the easy accessibility.
1729566
You've got to keep some light off of the screen or possibly tilt the screen and hold the camera higher. This is a normal probelm with most digital LCD or LED screens.
773120
I have no idea. Scrolling through the settings, I can not find where any camera setting would be selected. Sorry.
1245459
Yes you can adjust the camera but I should let you know, I wouldn't buy this product again. It is hard to control, the batteries don't last long and I believe there are much better quadcopters out there. Better to spend your hard earned cash on a quality product.
1618022
No. There is no adjustment to that camera, it it's completely fixed. If it is blurry, it is likely a bad camera.
656059
Aloha! Just move the camera up and shoot. It's adjustable so you can set the length to your body. I have mine right around mid-chest area and when needed just move it up and start shooting. I hope this helps. Keep on shooting!
624471
Yes. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. You can adjust the size. It is Awesome! My wife could not find me. I had her take pictures in a couple areas and you really can't find me on the images unless you know where I was standing.
335216
No. Also, the factory setting is good. However, if you need to make an adjustment... turn the screw very very very slow until the picture is how you want it. This is a high powered camera that works great. It is much larger than most cameras that come in an all - in - one kit.
950344
Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
1324081
No, only the legs can be adjusted. It's a bit small, so the camera is not on eye level. Also, the mechanism is no longer very smooth and it clicks. It's a few years old, but I hardly use it. I thought it would be smooth for the life. It makes panning difficult without a jerk effect.
972172
I don't know where you found this information, we have this camera and it is not the case. Recorded up to 3 hours non stop without any problems.
1813015
Yes. I angled my mount upwards to shoot video but it vibrates too much to enjoy the video afterwards. That was mountain biking though without full suspension.
1658170
Hi Marv, The knobs on the legs adjust the camera head, with the camera, up and down. I think you maybe asking 'How do I create a shot that starts low and moves up (or starts up and moves down low) while the video camera is recording.' You can't do that kind of a shot with this tripod. That kind of shot is called a pedestal shot. It's used in heavy (and expensive) studio tripods. So if you are shooting on location that's not practical. What you might want to look at to get that kind of shot is a 'Jib'. You set your camera on an end of a bar or pipe with a counter balance at the other end. In the middle is a stand that acts as a fulcrum, like a kids teeter-totter. Now the camera can move up and down, that's called a jib shot or a crane shot. Jibs come in all prices and sizes. I've seen videos on You-Tube how to make one with plastic pipe and $40 of stuff from a hardware store. I've seen large professional ones that take 3 people to assemble and operate. Vari-Zoom, the company that made your tripod, sells them. I don't known the price. You could also use a Steady-Cam or Glide-Cam to create the same shot. This is were the camera is mounted to a rig that is mounted to the camera operator and allows the camera to move up and down. Again, there's all kinds and all price ranges, and of course if you only need one for a few days, you can rent a Jib or a Steady/Glide Cam.
832359
Stretched out from tip to tip it is 56". On the camera, it is around 44" to 46" (this is where I have mine set), but it is fully adjustable to fit to your height.