Is it possible to rotate iSight image 180°

Is it possible to rotate the iSight camera 180° (upside down) and have the image flop 180° (right side up)? I would like to use the magnetic camera mount underneath a metal shelf and need the image to flop right side up...this would greatly extend the iSight camera's usability...
Hopefully a third party developer is working on this one.

I've been using this iGlasses software the past few days. It's worked perfectly. Well, worth the money if you have an iSight camera (regardless of whether or not you need to flop it 180°). The brightness controls and macro focus controls work perfectly. Great product.

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