OK foe mounting photos&gt;?
1531031
I've used this stuff on (the back of) photos for several years, no problems. I would not use it to mount archival prints, but for the rest, it's fine in my opinion.
475720
I agree with Mr Simpkin's response. If the mount snare the same...the thing to remember the auto with this an I find using a tripod makes the photo a little crisper.
1016655
Which camera do you have? If I can see the mount could answer better for you
2145338
Hello, There is no picture that we can provide however, there is no wrong way to mount these. Thanks and have a great day.
491592
I did insert a 16GB SD and it said it was mounted. Hard to say for sure since I couldn't really access anything to find out. I'm sorry wish I could be more help
501641
I add photos to them all the time. It works, but not with that crisp photo finish.
1018409
Its pretty convenient, however, screws must be utilized to secure the hard drive to the bay. I can take better pictures if you would like to see.
155385
Yes you can. I never loaded any software. I just plug and load my photos. Very simple :)
1258193
Greetings. You may check the vidoe for the mount process: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV7IRSV17S0 Thank you.
1625419
This question has been asked and answered. YES you should be able to but I would make sure you make an image backup first before trying.
2012125
this is a very old version and less powerful. i have never tried mounting n running an ISO file on android device, not sure if this will work.
1532539
If you Mount them to a small piece of wood and use the wood as a base then you can place them on a shelf. Just make sure the wood is big enough as to where the weight of the camera will not cause both the wood and camera to tip over. This would prevent any drilling inside your home. You can paint the wood to make it look presentable. You will need to purchase different screws as the ones the unit comes with are made to drill into walls. You will need to feed a bolt upward through the wood into the holes of the camera base and fasten that down with a couple of nuts. Simple...
40230
Frame probably appears under My Computer as an attached storage device (i.e. drive E:). Just drag and drop your photos into there.
977357
I don't actually know. What I use is a thumb drive with the photos on that and it allows me to load several gigabytes
1525630
It has the standard photography mounting screw/thread and should work flawlessly.
1316793
I didn't think so but it appears to have some kind of mounting hole because the user photos appear to have it mounted on a few stands. Worst case scenario you may need the adapter I needed. But that was like a $5 a adapter I bought at a photography store.
737442
You can do whatever you like. I have one hanging on the wall. And the other one is mounted on a shelf. Just keep in mind that if you place one on a shelf, that when the camera pans down that you will not see straight down.