I can only see a picture with slanted base. Can I adjust the slant or make it lie flat if I want to?
496650
Yes you can adjust it. The only issue is that when it is flat it doesn't lock in place so mind your fingers when you lift it.
547732
I believe so. Mine hang on a flat ceiling, but the top has what looks like a ball and socket, so it should be able to hang from a slanted ceiling. Beautiful fixture!
1351878
Yes the platform can be flat as well as tilted. You might want to adjust the tightness of the screw underneath so when you turn the platform up in the flat position it doesn't tilt back down due to the weight of whatever you will place on the platform. I hope I answered your question and helped you make your decision on your purchase.
484831
It doesn't look like it from the picture, but you can pivot/tilt the upright portion to three or four angles perpendicular to the vertical wallbar. It has a (purposely) very stiff detent to each position.
679595
No, Cannot change height nor the tilt angle. The base is fixed, but round which allows rotation easily. A good monitor otherwise that allows a RGB, DVI, or HDMI connection. I selected it for the HDMI connection which is generally not available on lower cost monitors.
548886
That is the same question that I've asked. It looks like the angles can be adjusted, but I am not positive. It specifies that it comes with a ruler to measure the correct angle. I wished there was a company that I could contact to address the question directly.
1280843
No. You can't. I have mine at a slant and I use a small piece of repositionable tape at the top of the paper.
643901
Nope it is not height adjustable... What do you mean by tilt? I haven't had any problems with the image as of now, very configurable
1883191
There are mounting brackets located on each end, holding the magnets slightly off the surface. By taking the brackets off, they would probably lie flat. Mine are already mounted, or I would try it out for you.
897041
Hi Sandy - It has a very slight slant. I have a slanted grate-like thing I put under my drainboards to raise the rear up higher than the lip end. 'Hope that helps.
1305160
No. You can manually adjust the angle. That's all it can do but does look cool.
932110
Mine is slightly tilted upward because of it hits the base there and the base is vertically straight. Hope this helps.
1863158
Adjustable? Yes. BUT... 1) the deeper slant is only available with the stand on your right. If the stand is positioned on your left, the slant is very minimum (not very useful). 2) although there is a tightening screw to hold the slant at it's position, with any weight on the desktop, it will slip. There is a very strong screw to hold the slant into position, but is ONLY locks into two positions - flat and minimum slant.
406732
It shouldn't curve. It may have gotten bent. If it has only a slight bend you can try straightening it as close as you can, then installing it. The clamps should force it to sit flat.
1061686
The video covers some of the more obvious things but not the less obvious ones. If you have the base (where the camera screws in) level with the handle pointing at you, the thing you can unscrew on the right side is for the pivot (to take portrait pictures), which will let you tilt the base plate by lefting the left side up and over to the right. The round knob on the left side unlocks the left-to-right pivoting. There doesn't seem to be any knob to adjust the up and down pivoting; you just have to push hard (unless mine is broken?)
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.
1294934
Yes it is slanted. If you have something to fasten it to like a deck and the bottom will set on something solid it is very sturdy.