digital photo frames
Dec 7, 2021 13:51:58 #
CPR wrote:
I have 4 9" photo frames running all the time in the house. We don't always look at them but find it very nice if we catch a picture that pops up that we really like. Could be a recent photo or a pic of family from 60 years ago. Fun to just have there.......
Maybe I'll try one again.
Dec 7, 2021 15:01:26 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
I have a frame on my kitchen counter that runs on ... (show quote)
I do the same with a Sony frame on my desk.
Dec 7, 2021 15:12:35 #
My hallway shelf was loaded with miscellaneous size and shape frames of my favorite snapshots of kids, grandkids, parents, siblings. It had become very, very busy, and walking thru the hall just felt cluttered.
Then our son gave my husband a US flag-style challenge coin display that fit perfectly along the back wall of the shelf. I took pictures of all of the photos in their frames, cleaned and them up (using my newly acquired Photoshop knowledge) and put them into a shared Photos album. I use a retired iPad to display them in a slideshow, and now one of those “favorites” shows up as I pass by, causing me to pause, recall the memory and smile.
I have another retired iPad that displays my best/favorite photography shots, from a different shared Photos album, that runs in the guest bedroom; that album is also the screensaver on our living room TV.
Then our son gave my husband a US flag-style challenge coin display that fit perfectly along the back wall of the shelf. I took pictures of all of the photos in their frames, cleaned and them up (using my newly acquired Photoshop knowledge) and put them into a shared Photos album. I use a retired iPad to display them in a slideshow, and now one of those “favorites” shows up as I pass by, causing me to pause, recall the memory and smile.
I have another retired iPad that displays my best/favorite photography shots, from a different shared Photos album, that runs in the guest bedroom; that album is also the screensaver on our living room TV.
Dec 7, 2021 16:11:59 #
goldenyears
Loc: Lake Osewgo
I received a digital photo frame for a birthday present. I loaded up a lot of photos and it works great. I take it out of the cupboard and turn it on whenever the person who gave it to me comes to visit. I prefer to frame a few of my best photos and hang them on the wall. I change them whenever I want to look at different photos.
Dec 7, 2021 17:56:03 #
Bill_de wrote:
Not sure how you are comparing a digital photo frame with a table?
There are plenty of digital photo frames on the market, and they are a lot less expensive than they used to be.
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There are plenty of digital photo frames on the market, and they are a lot less expensive than they used to be.
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Checking Amazon, they seem to run about $150. Seems expensive to me for what they do.
I wonder if they make any frames that run on rechargeable batteries so you can hang it on a wall without a cord hanging down.
Dec 7, 2021 18:02:28 #
Did the same as Paul for years, either edit a card from a recent trip, swap it out of the camera and insert in the device, or load a special one. My frame died after a good many years running in the Kitchen with a motion sensor. New one on order as a self Christmas present. Already have a loaded 64GB SanDisk Extreme partly filled and ready to go. Great fun, we've missed it! Yup, you can do it with an old lap top, or a TV, but the frames are really convenient, attractive, and don't take up a lot of space. The motion sensor is the big plus.
Dec 8, 2021 00:25:35 #
Bill_de wrote:
Not sure how you are comparing a digital photo frame with a table?
There are plenty of digital photo frames on the market, and they are a lot less expensive than they used to be.
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There are plenty of digital photo frames on the market, and they are a lot less expensive than they used to be.
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I think he might mean tablet.
Dec 8, 2021 07:04:23 #
scubadoc
Loc: Sarasota, FL
CHG_CANON wrote:
In what sense? The critical tool is Lightroom. I'v... (show quote)
Thanks, I want to automate the process as much as possible
Dec 8, 2021 07:21:07 #
DWU2 wrote:
Checking Amazon, they seem to run about $150. Seems expensive to me for what they do.
Right! I'd spend $50 for one, but for $150, I could buy more useful items.
Dec 8, 2021 07:40:17 #
By coincidence, Amazon has two on sale: $104 and $200 - Dragon Touch, 10".
Dec 8, 2021 13:54:23 #
canuck wrote:
Are digital photo frames are still popular, wouldn't a table preform as well and least expensive?
Christmas just arrived, 10" Nix with remote. A bit smaller than the previous one, but has all the same features, including motion detector and was a very good deal. Setup was just a few minutes, simple, of course I had a Nix before and had an SDHC already prepared.
Dec 8, 2021 16:30:45 #
Quixdraw wrote:
Christmas just arrived, 10" Nix with remote. A bit smaller than the previous one, but has all the same features, including motion detector and was a very good deal. Setup was just a few minutes, simple, of course I had a Nix before and had an SDHC already prepared.
Gorgeous 💙💙💙💙💙
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