Digital photo frames
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Digital photo frames
So I think I've been good this year and Santa reckons he can get me a digital photo frame, which would be nice for rolling some of the half decent pictures I've taken No point taking them if you're not going to look at them eh?
Any yays or nays from the various makers? I think sub £100 would be the ideal price range and an 8" screen would be nice.
Any yays or nays from the various makers? I think sub £100 would be the ideal price range and an 8" screen would be nice.
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Re: Digital photo frames
We have a couple of cheaper quality ones here at home somewhere.
Oh wait, I found one, its still hanging on the wall but hasn't been turned on for about a year.
Oh wait, I found one, its still hanging on the wall but hasn't been turned on for about a year.
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I reckon you'd be better off buying some decent frames you can put prints in. Digital photo frames are tacky in my opinion.
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Re: Digital photo frames
They always seemed a bit wasteful to me. Can't you just put your iPad on a shelf?
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Re: Digital photo frames
It's a good idea nowadays, Durbs, buy a cheap tablet and just set it up Maybe not an ipad, it's a tad too expensive.
We've a frame, older one, bought a couple of years back. It's still working nicely, and it's good to see some photos there in the living room - I've put ~30 on it. They rotate pretty slowly. A few visitors don't even notice that it's a digital frame for a while, hehe, only when they catch the trasition
It's a samsung one. (this seemed to have the nicest picture in the shop)
It uses a single SD card, so the amount of pictures one could put on is insane. Especially since the display resolution is fairly low, so no reason to put hi-res photos on. (but because of the small-ish screen there's no pixelation visible so it's all good)
Oh, and it doubles as a night light
We've a frame, older one, bought a couple of years back. It's still working nicely, and it's good to see some photos there in the living room - I've put ~30 on it. They rotate pretty slowly. A few visitors don't even notice that it's a digital frame for a while, hehe, only when they catch the trasition
It's a samsung one. (this seemed to have the nicest picture in the shop)
It uses a single SD card, so the amount of pictures one could put on is insane. Especially since the display resolution is fairly low, so no reason to put hi-res photos on. (but because of the small-ish screen there's no pixelation visible so it's all good)
Oh, and it doubles as a night light
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Re: Digital photo frames
Agreed. If only I had some wall space to call my own ... and some of my own pictures I actually like enough to print.DexterPunk wrote:I reckon you'd be better off buying some decent frames you can put prints in. Digital photo frames are tacky in my opinion.
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I don't really feel like a photo is finished until its printed.
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Re: Digital photo frames
I have hardly any wall space in my small flat so I think it'll have to be a digi frame anyway.
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Re: Digital photo frames
I was looking at someones photo-book the other day, from an o/s holidayDexterPunk wrote:I don't really feel like a photo is finished until its printed.
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They actually look really professional.
Pretty good value IMHO
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Yeah there are some spectacular quality books around for affordable prices.
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I just never really feel that I like any of my own work enough to warrant/justify printing it ... I'm aware that printing something is less of a big deal than this, but to me it's a major obstacle, deciding something is good enough that I'd actually like to look at it repeatedly.
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Re: Digital photo frames
We've got a few of my photos printed on stretch canvas and hanging on the walls at home. They came out really well
Two are of sunsets and one of a beloved family pet that passed away.
here's the originals
Sunset Long Beach Robe by FlashGordon Photography, on Flickr
Mickey by FlashGordon Photography, on Flickr
Two are of sunsets and one of a beloved family pet that passed away.
here's the originals
Sunset Long Beach Robe by FlashGordon Photography, on Flickr
Mickey by FlashGordon Photography, on Flickr
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Re: Digital photo frames
Just wondering where did you get them done? I have got a couple of pictures of my car that i would like to get done on canvas for my room. Also how much roughly for what size? ThanksGougoodthing wrote:We've got a few of my photos printed on stretch canvas and hanging on the walls at home. They came out really well
Two are of sunsets and one of a beloved family pet that passed away.
here's the originals
Sunset Long Beach Robe by FlashGordon Photography, on Flickr
Mickey by FlashGordon Photography, on Flickr
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Re: Digital photo frames
You can pretty much done them anywhere
My wife said she got them on line (Zazz i think she said)
but any big photo printer does them now (Teds, Big W, Harvey Normans etc etc)
They are allways having printing sales at those places so keep an eye open
My wife said she got them on line (Zazz i think she said)
but any big photo printer does them now (Teds, Big W, Harvey Normans etc etc)
They are allways having printing sales at those places so keep an eye open
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Kmart did them one year (now I know what you're thinking), and they turned out alright!
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