What is the top and bottom or this mount or is it reversible? I would like for the holder to point upwards.
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I agree with Space Godzilla... I've mounted this both ways (two different cars needing opposite orientation). There's a slotted knob which you can loosen/tighten on the back of the pivot. When loose, you can rotate the holder 360 deg, and adjust the angle up/down/left/right. Get it in the right position then tighten (you'll have to remove the whole device from the CD slot to get access).
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It only pivots a certain amount. You can put it in landscape, but it will not rotate more than that.
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The screw post is reversible on the top of the monopod. All you need to do is screw it into either the camera or if your using a telephoto lens with a lens collar- then into that. Some like to have a tilting head attached but to me it makes it too easy to have an accident. When your holding the monopod- the entire rig is attached to it so its steady and secure
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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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It pulls out and goes back. tilt up and down slightly not much. but it can be turned to side. I have mounted a Sharp 70" on this. It tilts up and down but not much
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Im not certain exactly what condition you are describing, the camera is a reverse (mirror) image camera, so however you mount it, you will want it to be pointing rearward because its a mirror image. Unless of course you buy a monitor which has a reverse image switch on it, in which case I believe you could mount it facing forward and not have a mirrored image.if you are satisfied with the mirror image, but simply want to change the orientation, such as rotating the picture 90/180/270 degrees, it is relatively easy, though not recommended, to open the camera and rotate the electronics. I'm certain that this would void the warranty, and you would want to be certain that it is water tight.I hope that helps. Im not certain exactly what condition you are describing, the camera is a reverse (mirror) image camera, so however you mount it, you will want it to be pointing rearward because its a mirror image. Unless of course you buy a monitor which has a reverse image switch on it, in which case I believe you could mount it facing forward and not have a mirrored image.if you are satisfied with the mirror image, but simply want to change the orientation, such as rotating the picture 90/180/270 degrees, it is relatively easy, though not recommended, to open the camera and rotate the electronics.... » Read More Im not certain exactly what condition you are describing, the camera is a reverse (mirror) image camera, so however you mount it, you will want it to be pointing rearward because its a mirror image. Unless of course you buy a monitor which has a reverse image switch on it, in which case I believe you could mount it facing forward and not have a mirrored image.if you are satisfied with the mirror image, but simply want to change the orientation, such as rotating the picture 90/180/270 degrees, it is relatively easy, though not recommended, to open the camera and rotate the electronics. I'm certain that this would void the warranty, and you would want to be certain that it is water tight.I hope that helps. « Show Less
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Not as designed. I turned the mounts around and it will now shine down. If I want it to shine up, I just move it back to the original position.
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It has a ball swivel wall mount. Can be angled in any direction. I would say it angles down about 20-25 degrees.
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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.
635325
When stop is mounted with one hole on top and 2 on bottom, then stop 'locks' into place in the up position. I guess you could flip it around, but when you want it 'up' I dont think it will lock in place for you.
1969532
Hi, yes it can, you just have to mount it in the opposite direction, upside down
599023
It works find pointing vertically downward. That is exactly how mine is positioned. And, it is pretty easy to install.
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It is reversible. Just turn upside and insert which way you want. We are happy with it. Good quality. Hope this helps.
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I do not believe you can mount the monitor backwards, although, if you look at the pole with the monitor base plate, it can spin 360 degrees. It has two allen wrench screws that can be loosened and tighten to secure the tv screen in place. That is why I purchased it, it is very flexible to place the tv screen in position for watching or storage. The only caution is do not over tighten scews, as the allen wrench opening may strip. I need to find a few replacements. :) Best of luck, Greg
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I just checked. It spins around, moves up-down, forward and backward. I didn't see anyway of removing it form its mount. Didn't want to manipulate it to much.
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You can turn it a full 360 degrees. But when its in its holder you cant turn it from left to right or anything. I hope that makes sense.
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It won't be back to back but yes you can lower the top mount and rotate. It is just two clamping cylinders that move freely up and down the mount pole when loosened. The only thing is that I'm not sure how the heavy base will handle more weight on the opposite side.
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No, I don't think it is reversible. The bottom has little projections which act as legs whereas the top does not. I hope this is helpful.