Computer Monitor Image Rotated 90 Degrees

Great clamp that allows rotation by 90 degrees. The base is Arca-compatible and rotated 90 degrees relative to the top clamp. I use it on a tripod head that doesn't have movement in all three directions, so I can change pitch instead of roll of the camera when using plates that are parallel to the sensor.

This is a beautiful monitor with accurate color calibration for editing photos and videos, a screen wide enough that you can have two documents open side by side for editing, blue light filter adjustments to reduce eye strain (don't use this while you're editing photos for color accuracy), four USB ports, HDMI, display port, USB-C port, and an Ethernet port. The monitor adjusts up and down, swivels 90 degrees in either direction, pivots 90 degrees vertically, and tilts. It's compatible with both Mac and Windows. Seriously, what more do you want? For it to get up and dance for you? I spent hours researching monitors before I bought this one and have no regrets. Just buy it already!

I am using a 22" monitor that I sometimes turn 90 degrees. This arm works flawlessly. It does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's a bit tougher to move than my other monitor arm, but I like that. It is stable and doesn't wobble around at all. There are tightening bolts that I could play with to loosen it up a bit, but again, it works perfectly so I'm satisfied. Would buy again.

the twist lock only needs to be twisted 90 degrees.

It's stable and tilts 90 degrees so I'm happy.

The monitor is just perfect, and it matches my computer, mouse and keyboard perfectly! I haven't had any issues with it yet. It can be rotated and titled (I'm not sure, I'll find out)

Very solid … enables 75 inch TV to be rotated 180 degrees… fully met our expectations!

Perfect for getting my client’s 65” to pull out to 90 degrees …. just like they wanted!!

Makes connecting several different power bricks a breeze. The 3 - 90 degree rotated plugs are spaced great for this use.

I was after a good tilt head that allows the clamp to be rotated 90 degree. This will allow the tilt head to be attached both to a lens plates and camera bodies. I use this head primarily with Fuji X-T1 and 50-140mm f2.8 zoom, and perhaps later the 100-400mm. There is a genius built-in allen wrench that one can use to rotate the clamp. I only found the Kirk MPA-2 and Really Right Stuff MH-02 that can do this, and ended up getting the Kirk. I did no regret the decision. While about 1/2 the price of the RRS MH-02, the Kirk MPA-2 is still not cheap. However, it is worth it. Its primary selling point is the adjustable tension of the tilt knob. It can be solidly tight, perfectly smooth, and just about any friction you need in between. This makes it very useful for following actions while providing the stability.