Can i shoot with the iPhone horizontal or landscape view?
394767
Yeah you can.., but it's sacred me to put the stand in hight position cuz it's to light and I'm scared if my phone will drop.i only use my once my not happy with this Products.
444854
Yes. The iPad just rests on it, so it works in both portrait and landscape.
231426
Yes you'll be able to rotate your device vertically and horizontally with this tripod.
737263
Not naturally... You could do it if you had some sort of attachment to the iPhone giving it a female screw mount (like many digital cameras -- http://goo.gl/gSWYn). That or you can rig something up with tape.
568113
I don't think is a good idea, tripod gives to your picture a clean shot, also the lens will throw your iphone out of balance.
1057696
You can adjust the mount to landscape, but I have the Galaxy S5 and I did not fit the mount.
2216999
Absolutely. You can also use it landscape or portrait. I believe this is a great deal for the cost.
1898332
not really, i mean you could if you taped it there or something but if you turn the camera sideways the picture will be sideways. of course there are apps that you can fix that with but no generally it isnt going to work very well
153309
Never tried. Can't see why not. The concern though is that you would need a perpendicular attachment to keep the camera horizontal. I haven't seen one of those.
995335
Sure you can, actually I have two cards, one for horizontal and other for vertical pics... Take my time but it worths...
748451
I would only shoot video stabilized on the ipad or any tablet. Hand held is not an option for quality videography.
1544487
Yes you can, however its awkward because the phone does not have a front-facing camera.
2076215
I think the iPhone maybe a little too thick, and it would only work in landscape not portrait.
166241
No, I never tried using it in the landscape position. I use it for documents (portrait)
1241492
I think you're asking if it's possible to rotate the camera for vertical shots, the answer is yes.
1231602
You can pan and tilt from an iPhone but no zoom storage is on an sd card. Not sure about alarm but you can listen or talk through it with your iPhone. No software for a mac though only windows pc.
1819596
I don't know about the iPhone, but my Galaxy S3 has a self shot timer. I set the timer, hit the button, and hold out the mono pod.