I have a question, does it see through walls? 290 degree view? Isn't 180 max from any "door" view? Or is that width plus height view. Seems misleading
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You are right, 180 degrees would be the view, so they have probably included height and width.....important in that you see something right at the bottom of your door sill. It gives me a good view of all my front porch, and on the left side I can see to my next door neighbors' wall, but on the right, I have a wall a foot from the door, so that is all the further I can see. but it allows me to see if anything is at the bottom of the door in that right corner. I used to have to open the door to see if a package delivery was left there. Now I can just see anything left on my porch without opening the door. Works for me.
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No it doesn't let you see through walls, but if you understand how the fish eye works, them you will have a better understanding. The little bubble like protraction allows for the wider than 180 angle.
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You are right, 180 degrees would be the view, so they have probably included height and width.....important in that you see something right at the bottom of your door sill. It gives me a good view of all my front porch, and on the left side I can see to my next door neighbors' wall, but on the right, I have a wall a foot from the door, so that is all the further I can see. but it allows me to see if anything is at the bottom of the door in that right corner. I used to have to open the door to see if a package delivery was left there. Now I can just see anything left on my porch without opening the door. Works for me. You are right, 180 degrees would be the view, so they have probably included height and width.....important in that you see something right at the bottom of your door sill. It gives me a good view of all my front porch, and on the left side I can see to my next door neighbors' wall, but on the right, I have a wall a foot from the door, so that is all the further I can see. but it allows me to see if anything is at the bottom of the door in that right corner. I used to have to open the door to see if a package delivery was left there. Now I can just see anything left on my porch without... » Read More You are right, 180 degrees would be the view, so they have probably included height and width.....important in that you see something right at the bottom of your door sill. It gives me a good view of all my front porch, and on the left side I can see to my next door neighbors' wall, but on the right, I have a wall a foot from the door, so that is all the further I can see. but it allows me to see if anything is at the bottom of the door in that right corner. I used to have to open the door to see if a package delivery was left there. Now I can just see anything left on my porch without opening the door. Works for me. « Show Less
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As "Spinner" was saying, it must be including the fact that the outer lens sticks out from the wall a bit. Its not flush so that slight protrusion allows for a greater than 180 degree angle of view. It threw me off too at first.
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I don't remember what the description said, but I believe you are right about the 180 degree view. It does give a somewhat panoramic view which may give a perceived 290 view.
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I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an issue. I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an... » Read More I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an issue. « Show Less
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Not a see thru view finder. It has a 3 inch video screen at rear. I don't think you will find a see thru view finder at this price point.
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I think the standard view is approximately 45-55 degrees - at least on most of my older cameras. I just did a rough measurement of this field of view and it seems to be about 90 degrees.
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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.
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You can see out 15 ft no problem I could see across my entire house with it, but I do have white walls and that may have helped it a bit, could see an easy 20 indoors.
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Its meant for contoling a living space. Not sure its intended for non livinbg space (eg 140F). The documentration claims a 1 degree differential. Wrong! My observation is more like 3-4'C ( about 10'F)
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Yes. It won't show the full coverage of 180º, of course, because of the "cropped" sensor, but it will have a wide view and a bit of the characteristic curvature of straight lines near the edges.
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The viewing angle is great. I did a 180 degree walk around and you can see everything as soon as you steps a view inches in front of it. It's an LED tv so your going to have great viewing angles with minimum glare, unlike plasma tvs.
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Yes it is visible on photo. One 20' wall has no windows but corner ones, it is fine, we dont have a problem with airflow.
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Mine is mounted and hits the other wall past 90 degrees, but I think it will open close to 180 degrees. It can be mounted to open either direction simply by turning it over. The shelf is located at center of cabinet and is the same which ever way it is mounted.
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I have mine pointed out a window from my garage at my front door, and so i can see the mail (L-shaped house). It works well in the day unless the sun is directly on the camera which washes out the image and unless its night when the infrared lights bounces off the window and all you see are reflections.
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No it does not. Someone looking from above will be able to view what is on screen. It only works if viewing from the side.
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I'm looking on my monitor right now, i would say 160 degrees. It is wide and crystal clear. I like this camera.
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Can see from different angles but not clearly. Still very happy with it. We bought two. Hope this helps
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The view isn't distorted, but since its a tint it is a lot darker. I had to add landscaping lights (bright ones) outside in order to see what the dogs were up to when I have them out back after the sun went down. I also have to turn the lights off inside as well to check on them without going outside. Not a complaint, but trying to give you an idea.Its not really mirror like except when light hits it just right. It does act as a really good privacy tint though and actually looks pretty good if its applied with no bubbles. You can't see inside from outside from more than a few feet unless it is brighter inside than out. (Nighttime with lights on inside) The view isn't distorted, but since its a tint it is a lot darker. I had to add landscaping lights (bright ones) outside in order to see what the dogs were up to when I have them out back after the sun went down. I also have to turn the lights off inside as well to check on them without going outside. Not a complaint, but trying to give you an idea.Its not really mirror like except when light hits it just right. It does act as a really good privacy tint though and actually looks pretty good if its applied with no bubbles. You can't see inside from outside from more than a few... » Read More The view isn't distorted, but since its a tint it is a lot darker. I had to add landscaping lights (bright ones) outside in order to see what the dogs were up to when I have them out back after the sun went down. I also have to turn the lights off inside as well to check on them without going outside. Not a complaint, but trying to give you an idea.Its not really mirror like except when light hits it just right. It does act as a really good privacy tint though and actually looks pretty good if its applied with no bubbles. You can't see inside from outside from more than a few feet unless it is brighter inside than out. (Nighttime with lights on inside) « Show Less
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yes sir, but if you turn 180 degrees theres no problem with the light pattern .. if is 90 degree mount do not buy it!