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Setting for the Ultra view angle are in Settings/video settings/video mode.... pick one of three ( super wide is 180d )
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I'm not sure but usually these specs are for corner to corner rather than side to side. You can test this by using live view and moving between an upper corner to the opposite lower corner to see how the coverage works.
Is there a difference in view when you select each FOV option?
It's also possible that removing the camera and resyncing it may clear out some weirdness.
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@Jjflat wrote:
Mine seem more like 110°.
In other words, this is a subjective assessment.
Try setting the view to the other options available and see what happens.
That will give you a more realistic indicator of what is really happening.
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@Jjflat wrote:
Subjectively, if one stands under it with arms out at 180 one would assume that the camera view would give you what your arms encompass, approximately.
I think a better test would be to place a yardstick next to the camera (parallel to the camera) and see what number on the yardstick is at the edge of the field of view. Then compare that with the length of the camera (including the mount).
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