Can you extend and rotate the LCD screen when the camera is in the case?
1795468
I'm not sure, as I returned my case, it was just too cumbersome. You have to remove the part that covers the lens and then where do you put it?
1795469
The "base" of the case attaches to the camera via the tripod screw access underneath (can still use w/ tripod though). The other part of the case snaps on via 3 points attaching to the base of the camera case. When taking the top lens coverage section off, yes, the camera is fully operational w/ lens accessories & viewing window rotation. The only part of the camera inaccessible w/ the base part of the case on Is the battery & card compartment. It's easy to unscrew the case "base" but takes a few moments to access to change the batteries or card.
1795470
Absolutely yes. Of course you have to open the case but you do not have to detach the front part at all. I do it frequently.
1795471
Yes, you can extend and rotate the LCD screen when the camera is in the case
1795472
You have to unsnap the left side snap fastener. You cannot extend and rotate the screen unless you do that.
236640
If you mean "can you use the LCD as a viewfinder?", yes. I often position the camera on a tripod in a location that I can not use or even see the normal viewfinder. It is nice to swing and tilt the LCD screen to allow me to compose the picture in those awkward positions.
294204
Just turn the camera upside down. On the bottom you will see a rectangular slot for the cable.
1520224
Yes. You might have to remove the case if you are using one to get it to sit on the camera correctly though.
264658
Yes, there is. There is a button the the side of the screen that allows you to flip the screen between landscape and portrait.
571403
Hello,The LCD screen on the back of the camera is not adjustable in the way the diopter for the view finder works. the only adjustment for the LCD is the brightness level.Thank you Mason Roset OC Camera 949-347-1276
1846274
Yes. It can rotate 360º along the plane of the screen (the only thing preventing rotation would be the cord).
632670
Yes, you can utilize the camera while it is in the case. Yes, a tad awkward, but you can utilize the keyboard as another stabilizing holdpoint while taking the pictures.
112117
I should have said, "I don't know," since I bought the camera for another based on Cnet's review, and haven't used it. I think you have to use a graphic program to rotate the video to upright, but I'm not sure. I do have to do that on my camera which is several years old.
215878
You can rotate it 180 degrees. And No you can't close the screen, however, you can't close the screen on higher end DSLR's either so I figured closing the screen isn't a big deal.
602550
yes, there is a setting that allows you to swivel the camera's field of view; click the right arrow to open settings and effects, look down; there is a joystick to rotate the camera
128168
the clear plastic part of the case is some what flexible. You can use "push" buttons but if you need to "turn" anything you are going to be out of luck. all I did was turn the camera on and off and push the shutter button so I didn't have a problem.
1898334
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.
166751
no, ,it pivots out of the way to use the camera, but remains attached to the main body of the case
127127
Yes it does. You can adjust the vertical viewing angle, but not the height of the screen. Rotating the screen left or right can only be accomplished by moving the base.
32494
The case does not interfere with the camera operation. But when holstered in the belt clip, you can clip the phone in with the screen facing in or out. With the screen facing out there is no hole for the camera, but with the screen facing in there is no way to control the camera.
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Hi Doug, yes, the LCS screen of this Sony NEX-VG30H can be rotated 180 degrees. -Ely