I know this dome camera is not motorized pan/tilt but can you manually adjust the tilt down of the lens somehow before you mount it? Thanks!
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There simple easy to follow instructions on how to adjust the tilt and or side to side
1393811
Sorry ,did not get that far after looking at wire hook up prep. Did not take it out of the plastic
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Yes it can manually adjustable, ip poe it's the most easy to install. This is best for indoor ceiling mount, I hope it will solve your question.
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yes you could, it would tilt down about 55 degrees, and rotate 90 degrees. But it has to be mount on ceiling/top instead of on a wall where some dome camera could do.
1393814
The dome is a fixed lens but you can adjust the camera when you install it but just adjusting a few screws
1609943
Do you have your camera set to auto? The camera needs to be set to a manual setting. On my Nikon, I have an M (manual) setting next the the auto, landscape, etc... Double check which setting you have it on.You have to do some of the focusing on the telescope, too. The same way you would focus without the camera is how you would focus your camera. We had to look all of this up, too.
1627427
There is no manual rotation adjustment of the lens. There are two lens adjustment buttons, one on the left side of the lens tube and one on the top right of camera that encircles the picture button. The lens adjusts fast or slow depending on how you actuate either button. Hope this helps.
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You can manually tilt it but it does not do any of the other things. There has been times when we have moved the camera then when the kids are sleeping we have realized it's not on the kids. Kind of a pain, we have to creep into the room to move it.
824427
Yes it can . There's a wheel behind the camera that'll let you adjust it up or down.
1586739
The dome does not move, the camera you put in the dome will pam back and forth, up and down if you have that type camera.
1763293
I can tilt but not much good as a slave with my 7D. I'm actually selling mines to buy the flash mount that syncs up with my camera properly.
1112371
No, the camera angle is fixed, and there is no mechanism to provide angle rotation, so it can only be repositioned manually.
1865777
It does not have a dome over the camera so most likely u will have problems with the unit. My suggestion would be to buy a heated dome unit.
1856194
These dome cameras do not have PTZ (pan tilt and zoom). The quality does seem to be the same as the bullet cameras, I have not noticed any major differences.
1974855
Sorry for the delay but I bought this for my son and I had to get in touch with him to get the answer. He says that he had to buy a robust Ball Head that would hold the weight in order for this to work successfully. The ball head also allows you to tilt and move the camera as you want to. I hope this helps you with your problem.
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No. It's fixed mounted. It gives you instant stability and eliminates the clunkiness of a tripod. You can tilt it forward but it essentially becomes an extension of your camera. Hope this helps
475720
I agree with Mr Simpkin's response. If the mount snare the same...the thing to remember the auto with this an I find using a tripod makes the photo a little crisper.
1586738
No. This dome housing does not have a motor. Depending upon which camera you choose to place within the housing, the camera itself may be able to pan back and forth.
2060318
You could by a rail rig to mount to your camera which raises it out of the way of the knob but what I've been doing is just pulling out the tightening knob and adjusting its postiin on the screw. It's hard to explain in words but you just pull out on the knob and adjust it postion on the screw until it's tight. Lemme know if that helps
60503
You can go into setting and get the camera to tilt almost stright down but not all the way. However with wide angle lens it has it sees directly under it very well.
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Ruben, there is a learning curve, but well worth it. It seems a bit awkward working the tilt-shift knobs. Sometimes I wish I had another hand! It is a great lens - almost magical...Fred