What are the field of view angles - horizontal and vertical?
1801797
We have the camera mounted on a garage about 60' from our cottage. I'm guessing we are getting about 100' field of view at that distance. More than adequate.
1801798
Well, I believe it's not horizontal or vertical......maybe more horizontal than vertical... Check Sharx live camera to understand -- http://sharxdemo2.servehttp.com:8152/en/login.aspRegards !
1801799
Well, I believe it's not horizontal or vertical......maybe more horizontal than vertical... Check Sharx live camera to understand -- http://sharxdemo2.servehttp.com:8152/en/login.asp Regards !
1801800
It is a fairly wide angle FOV, it is a VGA quality picture 640 wide x 480 high with a FOV that probably equivalent to a 17mm lens on a 35mm camera or about 75 degrees.
1801801
I never really got the camera set up. But when it was hooked I had it in a shed about 8' x 12'. Sharx used to have a web site where you could view the camera at someones house. It covered the front of their house. Hope that helped a little.
1931685
It is more accurate to talk about the angle of the line as it leaves the unit. I don't have a protractor but I would guess the horizontal angle is about 120 degrees or at least 60 degrees on each side of the vertical line. The vertical angle is about 150 degrees, about 80 degrees up from the horizontal and 70 degrees down from the horizontal.
1092192
The viewing angle is fine and is better than 45 degrees from the side. Never has been an issue. I really recommend this one - it is so easy to use. The ones that you have to push minutes by one minute at a time are much more time consuming.
1499544
Not sure exactly what your asking. If you place it on a vertical piece it will measure the angle on a horizontal plane from the vertical.
1939999
Any angle is fine. Shame, though, you won't be viewing it straight ahead, eye level...
2194134
Not very good at viewing the screen at most angles. Only a very few angles provide good viewing. Viewing from sides/top/bottom are not very good.
2194133
Can see from different angles but not clearly. Still very happy with it. We bought two. Hope this helps
1227593
When shooting from bench you rotate the scope 90 degrees on the mount . The angled eyepiece is then easier to use than the straight.
354955
I would guess more like 140 - 150 degree viewing angle. Really have never measured it as it hasn't been an issue. --- Camera has worked and performed as advertised and we are pleased with it. Concerns over the dinky wires turned out apparently not to be justified. It really has been trouble free.
2044497
At 10x you will see an apparent field of view of 40 degrees.At 25x, the maximum, you will see an apparent field of view of 50 degrees, which is the same as the Carson 7x18.At 10x, I can see the full 40 degrees with my glasses on.At 25x, I can only see 40 degrees of the 50. I can comfortably see the full 50 without my glasses on.
2222110
Sorry, I never measured it and don't have it anymore. Was okay But didn't have quite the right angles for me.
1331946
Like any LCD screen, there is diminishing brightness as your viewing angle increases. However, the manufacturer claims 170-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles. That's sufficiently wide for the type of application you describe, in my opinion. I use the monitor as a second screen for my laptop, and find it to be very good quality for the price.
483973
You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
1638048
View angle is not an option to set, but rather, a physical property of the panel. It was designed/engineered with a wide angle view, and the viewing angle is a physical property determined by the depth of the panel layers themselves - they cannot be adjusted on any monitor.
2075035
You can choose between 60, 90 and 120 deg angles in the menu. Even the 120 isn't really fish eyed where as normal fish eye lenses distort around the edges. Hope this helps.
802277
It can pivot or rotate for either viewing position and has a total range of 180 degree horizontal pan and at least 90 degree vertical tilt (that's 90 degrees left or right and 45 degrees up or down if anyone's confused)
1485771
This is straight. Angled look like this... http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-Fieldscope-60mm-Spotting-Scope/dp/B000PK3S4A/ref=pd_sim_sbs_p_6