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21-02-2009, 12:50
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Re: Invert camera image?
Yes. I believe the easiest way is to hook the camera up to your computer and visit it's IP address. Go to the setup page and I think there is an option to rotate the image. Just set that to 180 degrees and I think you'll be good!
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