can you flip the view so you see the back of the actor on the screen for easier following of moves? Or do you only see them facing you?
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You can follow him very easily. This is the BEST video I have found and it is so easy to understand and follow. He recommends and gives easy instructions to tape an area on the floor that makes it easy to understand foot placement and movement. I have even been to tai chi classes and this is much better.
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No, just one position. Sometimes I just prop something behind the screen if I need to adjust my view
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Short answer is No, they cannot. However I and my wife found them to be very comfortale wearing them upside down, which reverses them. But before that, be sure your 3D TV or projector has no digital switch to revers views in its configuration . Almost all 3D TV's and projectors have this option.
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Hello. Yes, the screen will swivel a few degrees in each direction to optimize the viewing angle.
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Yes you can use it for rear projection but picture is switched up so if your watching somthing with subtitles the words will be backwards from the right side of screen going to the left
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The back screen is not on the screen. It is on the control wheel in the center on the right. You can forward by touching the outside of the wheel on the left or go back by touching the right side of the wheel. Very convenient for me.
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Hi. The display screen on the back of the front camera can be switched between a split screen view of front and rear view or just front or just rear. A few clicks to determine which view you prefer.I leave it on split screen.
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You can use it in or out side. also you can project from behind you just need to adjust the setting on the projector so it beams the image flipped if you are agin project from the rear. it truly enhances the quality of the image since it's a silver screen. As in the fall it starts to get darker out earlier, it will be nice to have a movie night or watch a game outside.
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Each monitor can be tilted up, down and to the side but it seems to be designed that way for the individual user's viewing preferences, not for showing someone who is sitting directly across from you to be able to see. I suggest you place a mirror behind you to reflect your work so someone in front of you can see what you are doing or need to show.
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Yes, you can flip the screen so you can see yourself while you're in front of the lens. You can also put it on "timer" so you don't have to be holding the camera when you take the picture. Better than a cell phone for selfies.
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Yes you can. I have the camera & you can swivel the monitor screen front or back. I've not tried to 'shoot myself' but I use the swivel feature when the camera is behind me so I can look back at it to make sure the shot is centered where I want it.
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Yes Kathryn, everything you can do with the viewfinder you can do with the lcd (and more) Yes it does flip out for video but only downward and upward, not sideways.
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You can easily move the screen back and forth. So if it is what you mean by angle of the screen so yes, it allows you to change it easily :)
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Technically it's easy. Contorting yourself to reach them or see the screen on your arm is the challenge. You have full access to the screen as there is no cover. It all depends on how you position it to begin with. If the screen is facing away from you, it's simply harder to see. But all the control work fine. I hope that makes sense!
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I do have my projector on a ceiling mount I also bought on Amazon, and the menu does have a option to flip the screen upside down. This has been working great for me for the last couple of months.
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Yes. There are limits on that joint, so you can rotate the screen in either direction as fast as you want.
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Hi, as I understand, you want to flip the screen and don't take a selfie? This function gets activated only if you fully turn the screen toward yourself. Why would you do this if you don't want to take a selfie? (If you don't want a selfie just use ir in a normal way). I don't know if I understood your question. The camera just use the front len.