Can you flip the lenses around so that the mounting bracket is on the bottom?
776300
Yes- I did that for my 2001 Pontiac Bonneville. There is no "up" or "down" orientation to the relector or lens, so you don't need to reverse them like on some rectangular style lamps. These are so bright (as-is) that I didn't bother to throw in 100w halogen bulbs like I have on many other auxiliary lamps. Very happy with the light pattern too: I see much better to the side of the road- far enough ahead for safe visibility at highway speeds on winding roads.
1547389
You can pull the eyecup off the mount that slides onto the camera and reverse it. I use my left eye also.Good Luck
1552355
There is a tiny set screw underneath where the barrel meets the eyepiece. Loosen that and you can swap them.
804961
Yes you can. Two mounting holes positioned on the top/bottom center locations.
475737
I put it in Lens facing down but it can go in lens up if you prefer. I would rather not pull on the lens.
404628
No,you have to remove the lens cover to flip the switch. We have removing the smooth glass globe easy to do with a rubber glove.
1538271
Yes, it can be mounted upside down. The internal software makes the adjustment nicely. Including panning left and right. I have two of the cameras hanging upside down from the rafters of my warehouse. Forget about wireless though, highly unreliable.
24877
Flip the mount upside down so that the flat face is facing down. There is a small metal lever attached to the mount that you push to release the lens. While pushing this metal piece, turn the lens off of the mount.
1277039
It's manual. You can turn the light 360 on its base, and also direct the lens. As well, you can twist the base mount on the bottom 360. But it's all done manually.
1079635
The answer is, "yes," it can be moved to one side/eye use or the other. Your choice. Moving it entails removing one Philips head screw, moving it to the other side of the lens and screwing it back in. A minute or less time needed.
1686248
Yes, not the flip up kind. There are 2 lens caps held together with a elastic band.
41682
Yep... just flip it over. It is better to the right as it conceals the set screw on the bottom.
681906
No, but you can change the orientation before turning it upside down. Sideways no.
844916
To be honest with you you can't. Sorry. And even if you could the camera would be upside down. The only solution to that is To make a slot on the other side of the oh you can flip it around
2264635
it is held on with a snap ring to the bracket you should be able to swap it over good luck
1943768
With your hand. :) There's a bracket, almost like an adapter ring, that screws onto the threads on the end of the lens, then the flash clips to that. It rotates freely once it's on that bracket, so if you want to keep it in a certain orientation (like to keep the ring shapes reflecting just the way you want off of the eyes) you would have to hold it or rig up some gaffer's tape or something.
672597
No, not as it comes. You probably could rig up something if you have a case for the lens