does the vise have grove for portrait shots
1241492
I think you're asking if it's possible to rotate the camera for vertical shots, the answer is yes.
2261662
sorry. I dont know. I didnt save the box and there isn't anything on the vise.
1111514
Yes, but marginally. I use it in portrait mode but i do wish the grooves were a little deeper.
37251
Yes...very nice. You click and pan the area till the arrow stops! Love this camera
2247083
Yes, there's a white line in the centre on top, just like the ones on the Sigma 50-500mm, so you can align it for landscape and portrait shooting
2101364
Andy,Yes. If I understand correctly, you can tilt the top to where it is on the side and your camera is sideways which would allow you to shoot portrait.
671252
Nope. It's so tippy in portrait it was clearly not designed to be. But I'm pleased enough by the product in other ways so that its not a problem.
1220682
Both sides are the same, approx. 6" measured from the front leg. The answer would be 'yes' since the right side with the vise
2253730
This vise does NOT include the wooden faces. I simply used scrap oak and #14x5/8 screws.
667891
Yes -in fact there is one control lever for pointing camera up/down, and a second to rotate camera along lens axis for portrait/landscape orientation.There are also two built-in bubble levels for reference.
1847612
No, there are two set angles one portrait angle that stands maybe somewhere at 60 to 70 degrees and a landscape good for 20 degrees. There's another so-so landscape angle that stands at 80 or so using the portrait part of the stand on its side.
1674013
Yes to a point. I am not aware of any vises that will remain parallel if something is clamped off center and the sides of the piece being clamped are not parallel. This vise has a rod that run the length of the opening down the middle to help keep the movable jaw aligned. As it wears the movable jaw can move more.
139982
It has a handle on the shoot. It is rather difficult to turn however it does move. Don't be afraid to really put some muscle into it.. Good luck
678470
Yes. There's a handle underneath that you can loosen and angle slightly sideways. It's more used if you're shooting on an unlevel surface, and need to level the head.
530339
I have had this vise for so long that I do not remember. I currently have nothing in writing. I do know that the bolt tops are showing in the counterbored holes in the top of my workbench. I don't like that, but, I have nothing to cover the holes and it seems to be a small price to pay for this great vise. I suppose that I would have the same problem installing any woodworking vise.I have checked the Wilton website for you. They offer nothing in the way of instructions. I believe that they think that installation is intuitive.
1809314
Sorry...don't know. I only use my digital frames in landscape position. The portrait orientation pics show up in the middle of the screen with some space on either side. I like it that way.
1948070
No. The four legs stand and are secured into the top independently. I have a table-mounted vise and it was no problem.