One of my 2332s will be mounted on the side of my house on a cedar shingle. Will it be a problem that the shingle is on an angle and not perfectly vertical? Will I be able to adjust for this?
Mounting the 2332 on cedar shingle
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fenderman
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Thanks @fenderman... good to know I can adjust for this because a 10° camera tilt on the vertical axis would get annoying to me after a while.
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2332 is 3-axis mount, so point it wherever you want and at the exact angle. As already said, it'll be fine.
Not only can you adjust for 10 degrees, but you can for 90. I have one of those cams on an overhang parallel with the ground and another mounted on a wall perpendicular to it.
@LittleBrother... good to know. In my case the perpendicular mount is on my cedar siding which has a slight angle to it as they overlap each other. Just wanted to know if I could adjust for that and it sounds like I can. If not, I was planning on cut a piece of another shingle and flipping it to allow the camera to mount on the vertical axis.
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MrCourtney
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See if this will do the job.
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