Is there camera backside form, that allows to be set at the corner of the wall?
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Not sure what you mean by "backside form". But the camera mounts to a flat surface, so if you wish to mount it in the corner you'll have to make a corner wedge to mount it to. Is that what you mean? It would be a simple task - just cut a 6" long piece of 4x4 lumber diagonally in half, and fasten it in the corner where you wish to place the camera. That would give you plenty of surface to mount the camera to. The camera has a wide-angle lens, and would give you a pretty good view from the corner of a room.
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There is a cut away that allows the camera to be tipped 90 degrees. There the camera can be turned upwards. It is not the greatest thing I have seen but it will work.
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They lean against the wall at the top. I don't think the would work in a corner. Hope this helps.
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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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You can install the base in any position, verticle or horizontal, ceiling or wall. You then adjust the camera and aim the area you want to cover.
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The camera has a plastic braket that can be installed on any flat surface using screws. This bracket has a 45 degree angle. I hope this answers ur question.
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Not that I recall. the camera is fixed in position to the tab. The tab is bendable to attach over the lip of most devices.
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you can only point it When you mount it the camera it self can not be pointed and it looks at a downward angle. If u need to cover a room i recommend A motion sensor Style camera but it needs to be mounted to a wall
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I did not try that before. However, there is a screw at the bottom of the unit probably for this purpose. It looks similar to camera mount.
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there are two small allen screws on the top of the frame on each side of the camera. loosen them slightly and adjust the angle- then retighten
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I mounted both of mine on walls. The cameras are fully "rotatable". You can mount them upside-down if you want!
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Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the camera for just this purpose which then flips the image so that it does not appear inverted in the monitor. Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the... » Read More Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the camera for just this purpose which then flips the image so that it does not appear inverted in the monitor. « Show Less
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Yes, as the other two replied, you'd have tape or clamp it to the side or top-the camera works very well however you'd also have to play with the orientation.
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Yes, you can. Of course there is a limit to the swivel, but placing the camera correctly, you ought not to have a problem in pointing it to a specific area.
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If possible, the best place to mount is behind the user (and slightly offset left or right). Next best would be on a wall either to the left or right.
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The camera is at the top of the screen, but of course if you were holding the screen sideways it would be on the side..
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This is a standard wall cabinet. The back is flat and will fit along a flat wall perfectly, a corner would require it to be away from the wall.