Can the camera be trolled behind a boat and stay level to give level picture
1372298
It hangs on a flexible cord so my first thought is probably not. I did have the opportunity to put the camera in a canal with a swift current. Once the turbidity settled I was able to see grass shrimp, crabs and other small fish but the light did not project enough through the current to see other larger fish. Still, I'm overall pleased with this camera. I was told by someone that had a go pro that this camera had a much better picture than a go pro at a comparable depth.
2220522
Yes you can but it doesn't help at all. The camera is just horrible. I played with it for awhile trying to get some sort of quality picture out of it and it never happened.
1350529
Not that I am aware off just make sure that the camera is at least 2 feet above the ground
24978
The camera does not appear to be waterproof. I would not suggest something outside.
2080034
yes you can use with curved or flat adhesive mounts to atach to surfeboard,also use waterprof housing with flat lans for clear picture all is included in the packige.i only recoment to saperate not included in package floaty backdoor if camera come lose from board and do not lose deep in the sea.good luck with purcase great item you will not regret.
1414717
you need to use the hook shaped GoPro mount. That we the camera can be level
1445477
Yes, no problem. Of course, the trolling motor should be turned off or it will draw more than the charger can put out and your battery won't get charged. But this is a fine charger for "on-board" use, meaning mounted permanently in the boat or raft.
916327
YES. The camera is fully submersible and functional underwater. There is even an underwater mode to eliminate the blue "tint" from underwater pictures and bring out the vibrant colors of whatever you are shooting underwater.
56120
Not that I am aware of. We just ended up renting an underwater camera ($50 for the week) you can upload the pics strait to your computer or they burned them to cd for us. What's funny is the camera in the underwater camera casing was a Sony cybershot. We got great pics with the underwater camera too.
764305
Yes, if set up correctly with the base of the pano head level the camera will stay level throurgh full 360 rotation
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.
1890134
Save yourself some hassle and buy a higher quality camera. While this one will work in the water, the picture in general is not very crisp. I had mine a week before returning it due to every shot being fuzzy on the left side.
1280160
I believe the answer is no. I've not figured any way. I have one camera for backing up and they are very useful. I however have another camera for watching traffic when I back up blindly on my van. I would not mind if they were not there on that camera.
650625
I suppose it could, but its not going to be the most effective because of its size and likely the camera weight on top of it. If it were me, I'd look for a more conventional method such as a smaller camera that's designed for such an application.
844916
To be honest with you you can't. Sorry. And even if you could the camera would be upside down. The only solution to that is To make a slot on the other side of the oh you can flip it around
797207
Mmmmm...never thought of that. My husband has a GoPro and got a different extension that telescopes but did not use it under water. Sorry I could not be more of a help
1999660
Absolutely. Software come with the camera that makes this possible, or you can use programs like Picassa to accomplish the same thing. It is very easy to do.