Would I be able to change the angle of the mirror itself?
364870
You can not--- this was the biggest disappointment I ever purchased clumsy thing.
364871
The mirror itself does not tilt (think of it as just a hand mirror), but by modifying where you place the legs along the handle of the mirror, you can adjust where the mirror is angled.
364872
You can pretty much change the horizontal angle to any one that you want by using the adjustable legs that spin the mirror around and by moving it either up or down get the right vertical angle. It's a pretty useful gadget, my daughter LOVES hers, and she's kinda on the picky side! Good luck!
364873
yes, by adjusting the stand. I use this in hotel rooms all the time, works great.
364874
No, but it is different magnifications on each side. It is very high quality and the lighting is bright. I use mine most ofteh in hand, so I can angle it anyway I want. The stand is easily removable. Just squeeze to open & it slides right off. So if I need a hands free angle I can accomplish it with the stand. Love it & worth every penny I spent! I hope that helps?
1465157
No but you can tilt the mirror quite far. I've never thought it wasn't tall enough (or conversely, too short).
122950
Yes and No. No you can not move the camera but YES it would not be "too hard" to shift the view down with a tiny glued on mirror. We used to do this with camera's in rockets. since the camera is not looking straight forward it would be a tricky "mounting" to get the right angle (would need a larger mirror probably 2 inches across) but it is doable.
679595
No, Cannot change height nor the tilt angle. The base is fixed, but round which allows rotation easily. A good monitor otherwise that allows a RGB, DVI, or HDMI connection. I selected it for the HDMI connection which is generally not available on lower cost monitors.
1259607
Yes. You might end up with the Grand Aero mirror being lower than your car mirror rather than it being on the same horizontal plane.
743563
If You Mean With An Internal Control Knob, Than No. The Only Manual Way To Adjust THese Mirrors Would Be To Physically Push On The Glass, And Then You'd Risk Stripping Or Breaking The Plastic Gears. Hope This Helps.
1621359
Mine wanted to flip to the magnified side, too, but I cut a small sliver out of an adhesive chair pad and stuck it on the side of the mirror. It gives just enough friction to keep the mirror in place, and you can still flip it when you want without it being seen. Problem solved.
1737222
Yes. Between the mirrors on the front/insides of doors and back of the interior part of the cabinet itself it would be hard not to see any angle you wanted!
967075
Yes. Tilt it slighly up or down or rotate a few degrees left ot right. You can also cover parts of the reflective surface with a towel.
2072997
HI Bob, Just looked. It pivots, or hinges, in one axis once it is installed. This adjusts your view in and out. To adjust up or down you would need to adjust the bolt. It would pivot by loosening the bolt that expands inside the bar to hold the mirror in place. You would risk breaking the mirror by trying to pivot it once it is tightened. If you left it a little loose, you might be able to pivot it. Does that help?
335339
It can only adjust to rotate around the mirror stick,which place is mounted with this blendmount.It's about 45 degrees each side.It doesn't move when adjusting the mirrror.
105478
Yes, the adjustable mirror will work, the lights will only work if the original mirrors had that option.
1109921
Yes, you can adjust the angle a bit, anywhere from closed to a bit past a 90 degree angle. It does not open flat though.
1965904
The legs do not really adjust the height of the mirror. It is kind of like an easel with legs that tilt the mirror at different angles depending on where you place them along the handle of the mirror. In other words, by squeezing the leg part with your hand, you are able to move it along the handle to adjust the angle of the mirror but it really doesn't change the height of the mirror.
1949450
Lol it's simple think about it if the image is inverted "upside down" you turn it until it isn't. If you have a decent display you should be able to change "mirror" so the right side is on the right side if you catch my drift.
1386760
No, it's not really set up for that. If all you need is the mirror, you need to try a different product.
2203187
No, the projector has a flat base and fixed angle of projection. To change the angle of projection, you would need to place it on a slanted surface.