Can the cameras (both sides) be used through the transparent plastic?
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It's just a sleeve with heavy plastic, so no is the answer. Unless you want to make bad quality pictures, then you are good to go.
541362
Yes, turn both cameras toward the front, or rear, or just turn one toward the front, rear, or sides, then the other. The viewing screen splits in half, showing the view from each camera. For further information, go to 4SightCE.com, select product, then 4sk606. scroll down below the product, and select user manual. It will dowload in a PDF format.
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Yes...you can see the image from both sides. I laminated the film to a window and now I can watch my projection tv inside or outside. But...you can only see the images if it is dark outside. And...the image inside is not as sharp as it is outside. Outside (through the glass) looks like a regular tv (at night). The inside image is a little "dull" looking. Hope this helps you.
924569
No. I think a few have a window on both sides so you could take underwater pics. But this one does not.
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.
1589188
Nope. If you lay the phone on the camera side, your camera lens will touch the surface.
1876133
I haven't tried to do so, but I believe it's possible. As someone else said, you probably need the lenses made specifically for the camera
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for future folks on here looking for an answer....yes, you can take the whole thing apart, flip the camera 180 and run the wire back up through the middle underneath the back bracket that has 4 screws in it as there is no cut out hole for the wire on the left side. Worked for me.
1744795
No, you can't. The lens for the camera is on the reverse side of the device
1333071
They covered the front facing camera, but you are right the two other sensors are not covered. I can only imagine it would be extremely hard to center all the holes together when initially installing the glass. The glass edge may also affect the sensors some how if they were covered.
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Dear friendOf course don't need remove when take pictures, there are parts cut out for the front and back cameras.Ipsmate
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yes, this can be used inside without any problem, please note that those cameras are not dome type (most likely used inside) but it works perfect.
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I don't believe so. The motion sensor wouldn't work through the glass. Sensor signals would bounce off the glass and cause the camera to snap uncontrollably. You can mount it right outside, that's what it's designed for. I use mine for the same reason at my trash station, outside all year long, rain, snow, cold & hot, nice camera works well, you will catch them red handed.
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You can, but you have to buy the seperate camera. A very good buy and the picture quality is amazing.
2069280
How is it possible for the glass to cover the lens for the camera? THE lens is on the other side of the exposed face.
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I can tell you the Otterbox alone makes this a challenging task, let alone the dual cameras. However, it is possible, but be aware, due to the thickness of the case, you will see more "shadowing" around the edges than you would without it, or even a thinner case. Just my $.02.
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the clear plastic part of the case is some what flexible. You can use "push" buttons but if you need to "turn" anything you are going to be out of luck. all I did was turn the camera on and off and push the shutter button so I didn't have a problem.