Does the clip on the back of the camera turn sidewise so you can clip it on left to right? Or is it stationary and can only clip on up and down?
1331796
I don't remember it having a swivel on it. I just remember the clip was permanently attached to the back of the camera
1331797
The clip swivels all the way around. The swivel clamp joint is a week point in the design. If you clip it to something to thick or hooks on the movable part of the clip it may pull apart breaking the clip hing. If the camera hooks on something it may pull out of the holder but it will snap back in. I suggest you keep the lanyard attached to prevent loosing the camera if it pops out. The clip is adequate for most uses. I use it daylee in my LEO work. It is great for captering the audio and video of a situation with the time and date stamp it will hold up in court as evidence.
278514
From what I see, the clip cannot be relocated to the other side. Your best bet is to just remove the clip all together, but the screw that holds it is extremely small, I'm having a hard time trying to remove it.
1553844
its either right side up or upside down. depends which way it is held before beginning the recording. does not switch while recording
1787182
There is a cut away that allows the camera to be tipped 90 degrees. There the camera can be turned upwards. It is not the greatest thing I have seen but it will work.
490636
No. The side holster is flat and is fitted with the female part of a slide in clip. The male end of the clip attaches to the bottom of the camera and slips into the holster clip, just like on the vest.
1923319
Nope. You're correct - clip goes on one side or the other, not one end or the other. But when I remove it from my pocket, the "trigger" falls right at my index finger.
1575113
On my system the right-side up or upside down is controlled and side slew is controlled also by the controls on the monitor. Andyou can reverse the camera.
512434
Yes it does flip to the side, I purchased one about a year ago and have to say it is quite nice to have when ya wanna shoot longer distances.
1623641
Yes, there is an adjustable and padded hand strap on the right side. (Your question prompted me to answer an as yet un-asked but related Question: How about the left-handed people out there? I'm sorry left-handers, this camera is made exclusively to be held in the right hand, as are the majority of camcorders I've seen. I guess you who are left handed will just have to manage with what to you is the "wrong" hand until the camera makers catch up to you. A good alternative for the time being: use a tripod.) I happen to be right handed, so this camera, with the viewfinder on the left and the hand strap on the right works great for me. Enjoy! Yes, there is an adjustable and padded hand strap on the right side. (Your question prompted me to answer an as yet un-asked but related Question: How about the left-handed people out there? I'm sorry left-handers, this camera is made exclusively to be held in the right hand, as are the majority of camcorders I've seen. I guess you who are left handed will just have to manage with what to you is the "wrong" hand until the camera makers catch up to you. A good alternative for the time being: use a tripod.) I happen to be right handed, so this camera, with the viewfinder on the left... » Read More Yes, there is an adjustable and padded hand strap on the right side. (Your question prompted me to answer an as yet un-asked but related Question: How about the left-handed people out there? I'm sorry left-handers, this camera is made exclusively to be held in the right hand, as are the majority of camcorders I've seen. I guess you who are left handed will just have to manage with what to you is the "wrong" hand until the camera makers catch up to you. A good alternative for the time being: use a tripod.) I happen to be right handed, so this camera, with the viewfinder on the left and the hand strap on the right works great for me. Enjoy! « Show Less
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if you mount the camalapse to something like the ultraclamp, and turn the whole thing upside down with a smartphone attached, yes it will turn clockwise. but be careful because the top portion of the camalapse is not securely attached and your camera or smartphone may go crashing to the ground, depending on the weight.
278516
can not move clip to other side, but i carry mine in my left pocket and use it with my left or right hand.... good luck, it really is a nice piece!!!
408838
There is a clip on the side that you turn, but not all of them have this feature. I thought mine did as it said so in the description however it didn't when I received it. Nor did it for the phone I purchased it for. I ended up buying one from my local Sam's Club as they let me try them out prior to purchase...
550123
Yes, the clip rotates all the way around so you can use it vertically or horizontally.
1951667
It pulls out and twists to lock. There are 3 extensions and you can adjust each one to the length you want. It's fairly sturdy and I haven't had the camera rotate under it's own weight, even out of a moving car.
1849113
It rotates 180 degrees. It also has a tab to lock it in the open position to use as a stand in the "landscape" orientation. I've gone through 3 of them because if you catch the phone on anything (e.g., getting out of the car) the clip is just glued onto to the backing plate and pops off easily. It's best not to have it in the 90 degree portrait position (straight up and down) when wearing it on your belt.
1112563
Just like any stationary extension, you have to manually twist it to rotate the camera's view. Anything automated or robotic would cost you on ton, I'm sure.
210399
The clip will stay securely on the basbeball cap and you can rotate the camera. But it could be a bother if it was on a backwards cap because the clip would be pressing up directly against the forehead.