dose this picture frame show scaned old old pictures that are from a digetal camera?
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Yes! I scanned and downloaded old photos to my computer, then edited to a "4 x 3 Book" size, landscape orientation. They came through on the frame very well. I'm very happy with this frame and am considering buying another.
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Save it as a jpeg before putting it on your SD card and it should work? We love ours!
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This depends on what kind of file format the 'Old-old' digital camera stored the pictures in. If it is a camera newer than 2001, then it should work, but I can't say that it will work 100%. All of my pictures are in a digital format called jpeg and these all work great especially with this digital picture frame.
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I assume you mean from a non-digital camera. If that is the question, yes it does. When you scan the picture, just make sure it is in a Jpeg format, which is most common. If for some reason the pictures were scanned in another format .BMP or .GIF for example, they will have to be converted to Jpeg. There are lots of ways to do that if necessary. If you haven't started scanning the picts yet, just be sure to save them in Jpeg format. I am in the process of digitizing 25 years of pre-digital photo's.
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Gerald, YES - It looks just like another Disk Drive. You just Move or Copy your JPG Photos to your C: Drive. A very inexpensive solution to the problem of reading outdated Memory Cards like Smart Media. Bob
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No... this machine is strictly for the capture of your old slides and negatives into digital format, a job that it does quite well.
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It scans any thing you put in the frame, Mounted or un mounted. only down side is, quality may not be to your acceptance.I think It is well worth the cost. Better quality will cost more $$.
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Not that I am aware...my camera is several years old...they may have provided better software recently.
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I want to scan old pictures to my computer. If logos and graphics don't come as expected I am skeptical about photos. Has anybody attempted pictures?
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Doubtful, it's rather old as it is, and quite unreliable under the best of circumstances. I kept the camera, but tossed the shattered, stomped on printer long ago, lol.
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As far as I could tell the answer is NO. You can look at the pictures that have been captured but can not use it o see unless some one activates the button.
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Absolutely, this is the reason I bought mine. I scanned over 100 old pictures and couldn't be more pleased.
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Michael, it includes (or did when I got mine) the negative holder for medium format negatives, and the software may auto recognize the frames. In general, you will end up having to use the full driver to acquire the image, but since you were acquiring from a better source to begin with, you would want to use the full driver anyway.Be sure to dust the negative and the scanner before starting, as the dust removal works to some extent, but you want clear images, so take the extra time to clean the hardware and image first.
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I bought the unit but haven't used it as yet. My friends tell me that they can scan almost anything, including old photos that are bent. Should do checks just fine.
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Yes it does. The quality of the pictures is simply amazing. Remember, you can always buy a used one (ten times cheaper). Good luck to you
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I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
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Yes . your files are all digital, and are all time stammped when displayed. A very good camera overall, well worth the premium you pay over go pro hero 3
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I don't believe so. We have only used the pictures that are provided by software.
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No, the pictures come from being uploaded by a memory card or memory stick. The frame is not connected to your computer. It is electric in that it is plugged in so that the picture frame lights up with the photos and rotates them continually. The memory card remains in the frame. Hope this helps.
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Patricia, thanks for the tutorial. I bookmarked it in case I need help when the scanner arrives. I have PSP also, so I expect things to go smoothly. I'm really looking forward to preserving and sharing my family's old photos, many 50 years and older!