Why are the output numbers photoshopped out of the picture? What are they?
1974322
Ihave no idea, I did not take the picture. I assume it came from the seller. The thing has worked good, for my computer, for almost a year now.
1974323
They are something like Quality Certificate, which is from Communate Europpene and Federal Communications Commission (CE/FCC).
1974324
I never noticed it when i purchased mine i have had mine for almost a year and it has worked really good!
1163204
Thanks for the extra information, interesting about the rectangular pixels. This seems like a much bigger project than I thought it was going to be. I tried a lot of resolutions and found one that appears to leave only one column of pixels on the right side unused. It's 430x222. Funny how a single digit can make a significant difference.
1280296
It is definitely photoshopped food and very terribly photoshopped at that. I would know, I study computer graphics. However, I can't tell you why they are using photoshopped pictures to try to sell their product.
972730
Your information is correct with one small correction. The output is fixed 1920x1080/60i It does not do /30p natively, although it can be deinterlaced in software.
2246684
Do you have the ASIN number so we may take a look to see why the image is missing. If it is missing, we can then upload a picture. Thank you
1703898
I'm mystified by the print section of Aftershot. So much so, that I got in the habit of opening images in another program to print. Sorry that I can't help.
696839
As a computer repair technician, I don't believe this is a program problem. Out of Memory to save a photo usually refers to the lack of storage space available on your systems Hard Drive or storage device you are attempting to save the photo to. All storage devices have max amount of space. You can check the available space by finding the device or hard drive in the My Computer area and right mouse click on it, then go to properties and it will show you used and available space. Hope this helps.
1746054
Not 100% sure but since the resolution is 48k I believe it's 24 bit (half the resolution)
1726373
NO, I tried and the most you get is 24 bit Color. :( . You your pics will be pixilated
2185092
The highest "pixels" per inch you can set your image to be seems to be 460. I don't know how that effects printed output. I don't have a good enough printer to test it, sorry. Hope this helps.
1861053
The outputs are MiniDV or encoded. The knowledge you seek comes from the computer side where someone can tell you about the hardware and software for digitizing the video and audio signals.
408321
It is truly random, at least for all practical purposes it is. To a human it looks random, a mathematician might spot a flaw in the algorithm but it won't matter for someone viewing in random mode. It does always start with the same photo and after that they are random. I have just under 200 photos on the USB memory stick all in the top level directory (not in folders) and I have it set to play a random side show. On power up it always shows the same photo and then after that they are random. This would be a bug if the photos were displayed for an hour (the longest setting) but with any of the shorter times it is not a problem. After displaying this same photo the next one and all after will be random.
420686
As there is no disc/software as with the Kodak, just convert them to jpegs ( in a seperate iPhoto file/so you don't get the lower res photos mixed up and you should be good to go.
825421
I don't know, but I can tell you that the converter I bought was terrible - even my 12 year old could see that it reduces quality unacceptably. I guess this sort of lends is good only for observation photos where quality is less of an issue. I wish I hadn't bought ours.
591397
If you are looking for a response from a technical perspective, I am unable to provide an answer for you. However, from a lamen's persepective, I was able to view the screen with no visual indication of the pixels. The images were all clear. I hope this is helpful.
422887
There are none. Its a scanner and creates a digital image of what it scans - your photos, slides, negatives etc.,. That digital image can be edited - -brightness, contrast etc., - in the usual way by the phot0-editing software of your choice
1148086
I dont think so. I used it as a raspberry pi monitor and it displays a normal image/text. I don