does it record both standing up and laying on it's side (with the image oriented)? If not, which is level vertical or on it's side? Thanks!
1384571
for vertical image the pen must be standing up. laying on its side will get you an image rotated 90 degrees.
1384572
it records standing up and laying down, the image is replayed standing up if vertical and sideways if laying down. very good quality recording if the lighting is good.
1384573
Records any way you lay it Standing up as in your pocket is the way it's formatted
1384574
It should record upright or lying down. I have only recorded while holding it but I had it both up and angled while in my hands.
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.
1703320
There is a microphone it is on the opposite side of the camera and records full time
2047983
I would not try mounting this camera upside down since it was designed for a vertical surface. Am sure you can find an alternative.
1801798
Well, I believe it's not horizontal or vertical......maybe more horizontal than vertical... Check Sharx live camera to understand -- http://sharxdemo2.servehttp.com:8152/en/login.aspRegards !
659251
When u say up and down it will pivot the screen up and down, and yes easily side to side. Its a nice mount.
1095168
The ball head does go all the way over to a vertical position. There is a notch to allow the camera to be placed in Portrait mode.
903692
This camera has a very flexible mount that allows it to be level from almost any mount. The wires can run through a wall, or out the side housing. These are great cameras and let me know if you have further questions. We just installed 20 of these at our school.
1458402
The instructions claim that it will support both; however, in my opinion it only does landscape well. It's possible to get it to stand almost vertically in portrait, but the stability is not confidence inspiring. At the more laid back angle, it doesn't work at all in portrait. Landscape is rock solid at both angles.
1093691
Yes, the one I bought is running on it's side with no problems. In fact, the DVD/CDRW drive is sideways, for that reason it makes more sense to run it sitting on it's side than standing up. As some of the other answers point out, outside of the DVD player orientation, it looks like it was made to stand up.
1414099
Yup! Has a 180 degree option and also a 360 degree option. An on screen grid also shows up so you can see if your photo is properly level.
1112909
It doesn't! Can't stand on it's own in the vertical position. Still worth the money!!
2087989
It is already horizontal in the picture. When you release the adjustment on the side then you can tilt the camera vertically. I guess they say both because once the camera is vertical, then you can tilt it back horizontal.
112119
Still pictures will display vertically in the camera display screen if taken that way, but this does not happen with videos. I usually download pictures and rotate them on the computer for projects, but I was unable to rotate downloaded video taken with this camera. I see nothing on the camera that enables rotation of video once taken either.
1273489
The unit does not swivel it clips to the top of your monitor providing it is thin type. It is basically a video and sound input device so additional software is required to take video, capture stills from the video etc.
2077209
I tilted my display about 45 degrees with the camera on, and it tilted the framed picture. So, No. Just a narrower framed picture, but your still "right side up".I'm quite sure there's software out there to manipulate it - I believe evens Windows apps could do it.I'm happy with mine, not going to rotate it, picture is great, and camera does well - just remember, you will need a mike to tele-communicate.Good Luck
728866
The pages are orientated in a vertical format however, inserting the photo in sideways just requires the album to be rotated on its side to view correctly. Not a problem at all viewing either way- a great album with superior construction throughout!