Cab the iPad be put straight up, i.e., if fully vertical plane? I want to use for video conference and want lens to be totally straight not at angle
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Yeah, pretty much a ball joint in the back that can be tilt at your preference.
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Yes but you cant adjust the height or anything but it does twist 360 all the way around
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no the side holders are the ones that move the most but the top one stays pretty much stationery which lends it to being mostly for the landscape or horizontal position sorry.
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Yes. The stand swivels 360 degrees and you can adjust it to any angle. I like the stand and gave one as a holiday gift this year.
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If you mean vertical position as portrait then you can't do it.It is designed for landscape view only. This is not a cellphone or ipad were with one rotation of your hand you can view either. I like my viewsonic.
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Hi Mikhail,The kickstand holds the iPad in a horizontal position. There is just one angle by default when using the kickstand. You can just turn the iPad horizontally on the kickstand for different viewing angles.Thanks,Lindi
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I find it somewhat cumbersome holding the cover side out of the way to take a pic horizontal but vertically not a problem. Hope this helps.
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No. Lay the case flat, and lay the lens flat inside. Plenty of room for that. When you lay the case down horizontally, you can't store the lens vertically
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If you remove the keyboard you will not be able to have the iPad remain at a viewing angle. It would simply lie flat at that point.
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The stand is lightweight plastic, but stable. As long as you aren't applying too much pressure to the tablet you should be OK. I have primarily used this without the base to hold the iPad while videoing
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I am typing this while it sits on my lap. Do it all the time! You can turn the IPAD to sit in the channel the other way, but it was not really meant to do this. It stays up as long as I'm careful. The horizontal way is the best, no problem ever this way. In answer to your "c" question, I don't know. Sorry. Hope this helps!
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Both the below answers are correct, just to confirm here. It has it's own case that attaches. The case has screw threading around where the lens attaches with it's own screw threading. This creates an awkward balance of weight and it won't shoot in certain angles because of the short legs.
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The tripod is movement versatil, but vertical it is not! There is one option, try wrapping the legs around a vertical object (ie: fence post, sign post or maybe a mailbox post.) Even a small tree! The object does not need be totally vertical, just enough to get the lens set the way you want it.
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No, it does not adjust to be viewed vertically, just horizontally. Also, keep in mind it only fits iPads 1 - 4 and /not/ the new iPad Air.
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You can set up this box to take pics from above, or even lean it to shoot from a 45 degree angle. Just light it well! Only one side will be open, (top) unless you modify it.
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Yes, Deborah, I do this all the time. Then I prop my IPad Air up on something stable like a pill box or bookso I have an easy viewing & typing angle without having to contort the case to achieve the same effect!The KAVAJ is plenty sturdy as well as attractive. I hope this helps. Jim M
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The iPad, when snapped into the plastic backing case, rotates a full 360 degrees. It can be viewed at any angle. The only limiting feature is if you want to support the iPad with the other half of the Devicewear case. Then it must be either completely vertical or horizontal. Hope I understood your question correctly.
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This is straight. Angled look like this... http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-Fieldscope-60mm-Spotting-Scope/dp/B000PK3S4A/ref=pd_sim_sbs_p_6
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I just rotate my ipad and put it on top of the keyboard with the back of the ipad on top of the keyboard. It isn't flat but it works for me..
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Yes, the iPad camera lens is exposed as the stand was designed so it would not interfere with that. We actually used it like a dash-cam while traveling and the photos/video was wonderful, the only down side being that bumps and vibrations from driving did cause the unit to move a bit.