Adjustable camera mount and system thereof

An adjustable camera mount apparatus, the apparatus comprising:

• a dockable camera enclosure including:
• a body defining an internal space for receiving a camera, and the body having two opposite ends and a face including a camera aperture defining a lens optics axis therethrough;
• an outer wall on each end of the body, each of the outer walls having a pair of arcuate apertures;
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• two spring-loaded plungers, each spring-loaded plunger including a platform disposed within the internal space, and two arcuate arms projecting from the platform and extending through the arcuate apertures, each arcuate arm having meshing teeth arranged along a radius of curvature of the arcuate arm;
• and
• a camera dock including:
• a base having a docking face and a mounting face;
• and
• two opposing docking wings connected to and extending away from the docking face along a docking wing plane, each docking wing defining two parallel docking channels for receiving the arcuate arms of one of the spring-loaded plungers and a retaining ring having meshing teeth arranged along a radius of the retaining ring;
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• wherein the dockable camera enclosure is configured to removably dock into and out of the camera dock without the use of tools, wherein the dockable camera enclosure is further configured to removably dock at a docking orientation wherein the lens optics axis is arranged perpendicular to the docking wing plane;
• whereby the dockable camera enclosure removably docks with the camera dock by aligning and moving the arcuate arms of the dockable camera enclosure through the docking channels of the camera dock to seat the dockable camera enclosure in the retaining rings such that the meshing teeth of the arcuate arms do not contact the meshing teeth of the retaining ring at the docking orientation;
• wherein the seated camera enclosure is configured to rotate through 1) a plurality of distinct indexing orientations of the retaining rings defined by friction between the meshing teeth of the arcuate arms and the meshing teeth of the retaining rings;
• and 2) the docking orientation of the retaining rings defined by lack of contact between the meshing teeth of the arcuate arms and the meshing teeth of the retaining rings;
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• whereby the seated camera enclosure is secured in the base while oriented in any of the plurality of distinct indexing orientations and removable, without the use of tools, while oriented in one of the one or more docking orientations.