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Question: Can you adjust the angle of the camera after it is mounted?
Document: Put this on my truck yesterday. It has a cutout for the wire to pass thru the frame and also has a very secure way to adjust the camera. The adjustment is obtained using screws so whatever angle you choose it will remain permanent and not change. Unfortunately, the screws are on the rear of the unit so you can Not install entire mount and then make the adjustment.
I used std. trailer lights wire to extend the power and ground wires up to the truck's fuse box and the battery grd. terminal. You will need a small phillips head screw driver to adjust the camera angle to suit your needs.It seems to work well and I tried it again after dark and found it adequate for view with just the taillights and backup lights.
I purchased this thinking it would be cheap, but better than the 15$ cameras. The camera adjustment screws broke within 5 minutes of installing, so it's effectively useless. I can't adjust the angle of the camera, so I can't see the ground close to the car, which was the whole purpose.The camera itself is decent for the money but seeing as I'll have to replace this right away, I can't give it a good review.
Low profile look. Easy to adjust. Fits on license plate holder and looks custom .Has two small screws that make it easy to more the camera up or down .Has very good night vision
Very clear view, wide angle is good, the distance meter is good, takes some getting used too. Excellent backup camera.
If you're looking for a license-plate mounted backup camera, this is the one you want to order.I know there's a bunch of other plate-mounted backup cameras that are less expensive. I've tried a couple and I can tell you they are hit-or-miss, and most miss by a mile. Their problems are they have too narrow a field of view and sometimes they leak, so moisture and dirt get inside and ruin the image.
I purchased the color backup camera to replace a broken one I had mounted on a 2008 Tacoma pickup. The original one was black and white and the color monitor displays the yellow, green and red lines which are very accurate and clear even at night. I would recommend this monitor to anyone that need assistance while backing up. Monitors are less expensive than bumpers.
Picture is fairly good up to about 20 feet. Mounting on top of license plate I had to cut off both ends of the bracket or it would have covered the registration stickers. RCA plugs did not fit tightly, so I had to tape them together to keep the ones mounted in the hatch from coming unplugged when the hatch was closed. No IR lights or night vision, but works fairly well in low light. Not a bad camera for the money.
Received fast delivery from Amazon! I like the metal assembly of the Pyle, my other license plate camera was plastic and it cracked when tightening the license plate screws. The camera degree angle is very good and it has a very clear picture. My only con, is that it could have a brighter picture.
I like this feature very much as it will not change. It is permanent. Buy this if you want a nice camera that will stay on the same angle. Not sure how it will last over time, but since the manufacturer spent so much time and thought on the small things I am very hopeful that it will last a good long time as it stands.
Answer: The camera angle can be adjusted after mounting, but it's a tedious process and would be less frustrating if you can have someone assisting you.  Adjusting the camera, getting back in the car to see the change, getting back out to adjust again, etc. can become aggravating after a bit.  Place an object 3 feet from the edge of your bumper and use it as a measuring tool being sure it aligns with the third 'distance line' on your monitor.  Again, it would be much easier if you have someone adjusting the camera while you sit inside and watch the monitor as the changes are made!