Does this camera pan while using it remotely?
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No. It has a fixed lens, so it stays in a fixed position at all times on less you manually change the position.
622286
This is a "fixed" camera with no pan or tilt. You can digitally zoom in on the existing image through software.
1946275
No. You have to position and manually move it urself. But it does capture a good amount of footage when placed in a good spot.
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No, but you can easily use the remote that comes with it to switch cameras. Also note that these cameras are all for the back. They have a similar system with actual side mounted cameras. I made the mistake of buying this one, but their service was excellent and they sent me what I needed. Great company.
2106593
You can manually tilt the camera up and down where u need to minitor, but no, does not have pan (or pan and tilt remotely) like some others.
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I beleive this would be an option, in my application I was able to connect remotely to my camera and control and observe as well as have the camera send via email or text as many as 6 images when motion was sensed. I used this successfully in my application and was very pleased with its reliabilty. Image quality was excellent and send/receive times were in the area of 10 seconds.
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Hi. This camera does allow you to take photos remotely from your smart phone (IOS for sure) and is pretty easy to setup. It also has a fish eye mode not quite sure about the panorama however. Hope this helps. Happy shooting Alexanderlamar.com
420320
It does not pan at all. It is a fixed camera u mount or set facing the baby.
167356
Yes it does take panoramic photos in 2D or 3D the 3D can be viewed on a 3D TV. I haven't used that feature as of yet but if you want anymore info you could download the user manual on line. Cheers
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I have setup port forwarding for many different virtual servers. I use the Foscam cameras and the port forwarding for them works perfectly. I cant see that the Panasonic cameras would be any different. I just use static ip addresses for each of the cameras and then forward the appropriate port for each camera and it works great. Even the DYNDNS works great on these as well. Hope this helps.
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No, this unit is fully equipped for mounting cameras either in landscape or portrait while allowing full pan and tilt.
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In auto it will pan but not slow enough for time-lapse. Aprox. 20 sec. to do a 90deg. and back.
1959016
If you mean remotely, the answer is NO. But the mount has a gimbal and a couple of angle mounting options.
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No, this camera has no pan / tilt capability. It does have a digital zoom function.
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This camera can be remotely controlled through a web browser or an IOS app to pan, tilt and zoom. The pan and zoom are mechanical and allow precise placement of the lens. Focusing of the lens is not controlled electronically... You have to set it by hand for a given distance, which usually isn't a problem. The zoom feature is digital, not optical. That means the image gets pixelated as you select 2, 3, or 4X. I find digital zoom to be worthless.
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Yes it does. I had to look at mine again because I don't Skype or anything so mine's never been used. I have used the main camera with good result.
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Yes it tilt and pan but it is not smooth when panning. It got a tux sound that generate up to the camera and it's audio. I would not recommend.
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NO! On the front of the Installation Guide it states they are Indoor Pan/Tilt Wireless IP Cameras. I think they make outside units.