Can anyone tell me if the camera swivels 90 degrees? In other words can you mount it to the side of the house, and point toward the front of house?
46948
Yes it swivels 90 degrees vertically and horizontally. Easy to mount and looks real with blinking light.
46949
We have mounted three, at different houses, on the side of house, and pointed across front of house, with one, and same with back, and side. So, I think your answer will be yes. Looks just like our real ones, love the fake ones, so does everyone where we used them!!!
1531006
It is a bit tilted upward so it is not truly 90 degree angle. With that said, with the TV being tilted, it allows viewing from my perspective comfortably; I did not need to look upward to watch TV too much. Hope this helps...
2054610
I would say about 180 degrees. You point it where you want surveillance, and you have a wide angle shot of that area.
872174
Not sure about that. I have no trouble going to 90 degrees but when I mounted it up side down it recorded up side down.
240421
Yes, but that said it is a fixed camera so where you aim it is what you get. When I purchased this I thought you could pan tilt etc. Not the case. It is fixed.
763373
Yes...it will point down and up to a 90 degree angle. It seems to have a ratcheting system in the square base near the screw-in section, so you can position the 90 in whatever direction you wish.
1700676
The size is the same as my TV. As for it being perpendicular. I assume you mean 90 degrees in either direction , then no this mount does not do that. I can be angled in either direction, but not at 90 degrees.
556740
Your using it to monitor the exterior of your home from the interior of your home directly through a window? If so, I don't have an answer for that. It wouldnt expect it to do that, it is not the proper camera to do so. Get an exterior camera with the proper width and leds to do so. Just for example, have you ever tried to recording through the inside of your house to the outside with your camcorder. It's never worked very well, very bad focus. Look into an exterior cam. Mine works great.
2077209
I tilted my display about 45 degrees with the camera on, and it tilted the framed picture. So, No. Just a narrower framed picture, but your still "right side up".I'm quite sure there's software out there to manipulate it - I believe evens Windows apps could do it.I'm happy with mine, not going to rotate it, picture is great, and camera does well - just remember, you will need a mike to tele-communicate.Good Luck
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.
1297503
It has a ball swivel wall mount. Can be angled in any direction. I would say it angles down about 20-25 degrees.
1504486
You can manually tilt it but it does not do any of the other things. There has been times when we have moved the camera then when the kids are sleeping we have realized it's not on the kids. Kind of a pain, we have to creep into the room to move it.
1450625
I looked up that model camera an it looks like its fine for the size of the tripod, I have a FS300 and its balanced.It does help to tighten the tilt screw with a flat blade screwdriver. But the magnets help keep it stable but wont hold it sideways unless its a really small point N shoot camera.
2234325
Yes, you can mount the camera at any angle, mine are screwed into a concrete wall.
1020249
Do they make any outdoor cameras with a wider field of view? My current camera has a 45 degree FOV and its waay too narrow to monitor my backyard. I am thinking that 90 degree would be good, but wider would help cover the whole yard with two or less camera.
101538
I have mine mounted straight but when I cover my boat I angle it down, I can't say an exact 90 degrees but would venture to say close to it.
1297504
Pivoting Mount bracket... won't move more than 45 degrees on the wall so it cannot point all the way down.. unless you mount from the ceiling.If you mount it on the wall you will be able to see the floor with some distance away from the camera at about 20 feet away. Really depends on what you are trying to capture... but if you mount this from a distance from what you are capturing, it will work out just fine.