Can this camera be mounted on a horizontal surface instead of a vertical surface (wall) ?
1752402
I mounted mine under the eaves of house ,on the soffitt. They work at about any angle.
1538271
Yes, it can be mounted upside down. The internal software makes the adjustment nicely. Including panning left and right. I have two of the cameras hanging upside down from the rafters of my warehouse. Forget about wireless though, highly unreliable.
266976
This Dome camera is a Ceiling Mount Camera. If you mount on the wall, the image placement will not be up-right.Thank You,
1010978
you can only point it When you mount it the camera it self can not be pointed and it looks at a downward angle. If u need to cover a room i recommend A motion sensor Style camera but it needs to be mounted to a wall
1577635
Yes it can be mounted both way. It has mounted hole top and bottom of the camera.
1628611
Sure it can be mounted horizontal. I've installed one in an R.V. It works just fine.
1923163
The VideoSecu Fake Dummy Imitation Dome Security Camera can be mounted horizontally or vertically. The most practical application would be horizontal on the ceiling in a corner. It would look odd to be mounted vertically.
1241492
I think you're asking if it's possible to rotate the camera for vertical shots, the answer is yes.
1883721
Yes you can, that's how my lab is using it. We've mounted a sony alpha 7R on it. The track is mounted on a vertical post and we shoot copy art work with the set up.
361552
Not completely vertical unless you use an alternate mount. However, we have two mounted on the ceiling of our second story front porch and one is directly over a walkway that is a blind spot from any of the windows. The camera is almost vertical and manages to capture what we need - hope that helps
2040143
The Camera comes with a mount that can be screwed to a wall or a solid ceiling (no drop ceilings). It attaches to the mount via a screw-mount like those on a camera (tripod mount). The mount is kind of cheap, but I guess its not designed to be moved very often.
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Mitch, the camera is as shown in the image. you can see 2 of the 3 holes in the base plate where you can mount it to anything you want. It works better if you mount it on a wall, as putting on top of something limits the 'up/down' movement of the image and will only get the left to right adjustment for the most part. hope that helps.
2203180
Not by itself. You can, however, get a GoPro adapter that does mount a standard camera.
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Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the camera for just this purpose which then flips the image so that it does not appear inverted in the monitor. Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the... » Read More Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the camera for just this purpose which then flips the image so that it does not appear inverted in the monitor. « Show Less
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Yes, you can mount the camera at any angle, mine are screwed into a concrete wall.
1604809
This camera is only a 2 axis configuration. When mounted on a wall, you can move the eye up and down and rotate clockwise. To view the image properly, you will need to use the built-in software to flip the image. I tried mounting the camera on the wall first but was displeased with the viewing angle and ended up buying a bracket to mount it as it is designed. I recommend a bullet style if you are mounting on a wall and don't want to spend money for a dome mount.
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Yes, as the other two replied, you'd have tape or clamp it to the side or top-the camera works very well however you'd also have to play with the orientation.