Hello, I would like to buy the roof base to secure the projector but the image is inverted, how can I do to reverse the image? Thank You
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You should be able to use the projector's menu commands: Extended, Projection, Front/Ceiling. This information comes from the "EX3210/EX3212/EX5210/EX7210 User's Guide" (https://files.support.epson.com/pdf/ex3210/ex3210ug.pdf), under Projection Modes and Changing the Projection Mode Using the Menus (pages 54-55).
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There are two images that alternate but they do not turn on the ceiling. Hope that helps!
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Have 2 installed upside down. The only challenge (after you invert the image in the camera) is that the controls are backwards - up is down, left is right, etc. But it works great.
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What do you suggest to improve the sound? I just ordered the TV - don't want to raise the roof or anything but don't want the sound to not match the picture. Thanks.
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No, I'm afraid that you cannot reverse the image. I tried and it just did not work.
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I bought a wall mount and had to mount it upside down. I don't think you can project it down unless it is upside down. Even so, it was relatively simple to mount.
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The camera is upside down when the mount is first shipped. When you disconnect the connecter from the mount to the camera, you can flip it so the camera is right side up. It's fairly simple.
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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.
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Of course too late to help the OP here but for others...It is NOT possible to load it upside down, it is however possible to put the spool in backwards (paper backing toward the lens) in which case it would become apparent rather quickly when there is no "Start" mark and no numbers visible. If one did this and ignored the signs, then there would be no pictures at all. If you follow the instructions and can see the paper backing printed side facing you as you are loading the camera, you cannot go wrong in directional orientation of the film.
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Why would it need to be setting upside down? All of the buttons are on the top of the projector and they would be constantly pressed if it was laying upside down.
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you can invert the picture without any issues i do not know if the remote will work if upside down and covered. if your laying it on a shelf put some little bock underneath to help with airflow the lamp does get very hot.
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No there were no directions. We ended up with trial & error. We blew up the picture and winged it. 6 months later we found out we had part upside down. It is still in use and will be in the trees next season.
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Image can be viewed from both sides. Reverse on one side of course. Although you can view on both sides, this material does have a specific side for viewing.
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Mount it from a pole attached to the ceiling above rather than a pole mounted from the ground/base unit as seen in the picture. Just reverse the mounting from above...
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I do not know off hand. But I wonder if you could turn the camera so that is is upside down
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It would depend on the scope. If you have a refractory or Newtonian reflector, the image would be inverted.
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There is a grey screw with a Phillips head that you turn to either adjust up or down on the projector. Hope it helps.