Can this Camera Head rotate a full 90 degrees? My application is: on top of my front door(15ft up) looking down.- How wide of an area does it cover?
501935
No, it can't rotate 90 degrees. As for the range that the camers can cover. I am very satisfied with it. It covers about 10'-15' across. The distance is about 50 yards.
501936
mine is only 8' off the ground above my entry way and it covers the entire area quite nicely! you will be happy with the results as long as your dvr is HD and not a cheap 640x480 one as the image doesn't downscale very nice.. it becoms way too crisp! it is variable focus and zoom so all the way from 2.6mm to 9mm lens equivalent.
501937
Yes it does. At 15' , 12' close to the house and much better the more angle you can give it
501938
I would say pretty close to 90. If you look at the picture, it has a U-shape recess. This allows you to move the face (camera front) downward. If you are planning to mount this above a door, I believe this would work just fine. It has quite a range setting. Mounting above a door would be ideal. You will have very good quality that close up. I have mine mounted further away (20-30 ft) Visibility/quality is still good, but not like what you are trying to do. I think you will be very satisfied with this camera and your mounting location.
354958
Its quite a wide angle..not sure what degree. But if u want to use this at night. Get one with more inferred
948257
Yes. The camera doesn't go to 90 degrees. It only goes to about 70 degrees so it has to be high or tilted.
522378
No, this is designed for crop-sensor bodies. You can use it on full frame, but the wide angle will get heavy vignetting.
2194599
It has a flat base so yes. You just won't be able to tilt it too much if at all. While the head has a bit of weight to it, it's not enough to counteract the force exerted on it by the camera body.
1761886
If you use it as a stand, it won't make a perfect 90 degree angle, and the weight of the camera will cause it to tip over. However, you can attach it to a pole or something to accommodate the side mount.
2249764
It's a full ball head that will rotate to allow the camera to shoot straight down ... The field of view would be rather small between legs and the height wouldn't give much clearance though.
1393813
yes you could, it would tilt down about 55 degrees, and rotate 90 degrees. But it has to be mount on ceiling/top instead of on a wall where some dome camera could do.
1705468
Hello man, front camera angle, I am not sure, but it's amazingly good, I would say +/- 170 degrees. Quality is amazing. The back camera I have not installed yet.
759932
No. I am assuming that you are asking if it can be rotated up 90 degrees. It can only be rotated from side to side 90 degrees, not up or down.
1487233
Yes, it is a 180 degree zone and you can spin it in a different direction, either right or left; not up and down. We have one aiming more to the side instead of straight out due to where people walk up our sidewalk to our door.
957189
i have a LG 47" and i can turn it 90 degrees but the side of my tv is touching the wall. Anything bigger than 47" i believe will not fully turn 90 degrees. maybe it will be 85-88 degrees.
306012
yes it will rotate 90 degrees as long as you are far enough away from a wall
1414099
Yup! Has a 180 degree option and also a 360 degree option. An on screen grid also shows up so you can see if your photo is properly level.
965348
Yes it is. Besides the fact that it extends up to 1.80m, the mount end cen be turned 180 degrees back and forth. So you can hold it horizontally and place the camera towards your direction or opposite. I hope I cleared it out.
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.
1531004
With the arms fully extended there is a bit more than 20" between wall and the center of the mount, so if your TV is no more than 40" wide (less than ~46" diagonal) it could be rotated 90 degrees.