how do i save images (in what format) so that image will fill entire frame?
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I live in the Mac world, export the pictures from my photo album software - Aperature - put them into a folder, and then use a utility called Sizerox to mass-resize all of the pictures at once. It's a lot easier that way. I just give Sizerox the picture frame dimensions - 1366 x 780 - and it stretches the pictures in one of those dimensions so that it will fit. Sizerox can stretch about 10 to 20 pictures per second, so all this is done very quickly. I have Sizerox put the stretched pictures in a different folder so I can check on its progress.
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Its not the format but the pixels. size should be 1366x780. You can also set the display to Stretch to Fit but pneumonia smaller pictures it will blur the picture. Larger pictures look n fit best unless you have a picture editing software (Photoshop) that can expand it without losing too much
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There is no format. Whatever you had taken the picture in is what is displayed. Some pictures fill the whole screen, some don't. If you edited the pictures it changes the style and shape. Had the same problem and this is the answer. Other than that, the frame works very well. A lot of compliments on my picture selection and the functioning of the frame.
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No, the pictures are stored external from the frame. The way to do it is to buy a memory card or small thumb drive that is dedicated to the frame and use it to download the new pictures onto. The only issue is that the thumb drive has to be small enough as not to be visible poking out from the back of the frame.
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It gives you the option to save a single raw file in addition to the processed jpeg
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I have purchased but not tried it out yet. I'm on vacation between Christmas and New Years and this is one of my projects I'm planning on working on during that time. I have already bought a SD card and that is how I'm planning on using it. Thanks for the response. It's great to hear from people who enjoy this frame.
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I pretty much only use .jpeg, although I did do a .tif unintentionally. There are other formats. As far as not being able to reset--I have to go in and rest all the time.
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What the first guy said. save the image on your SD card and transfer it manually.
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as the others have said below, plus an insert to change the image format from square to rectangular
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it depends on your settings, if you have adobe, it can be stored as a pdf which you can import as a text file.... or you can store it as an image...
565180
Transfer your images to a memory card, place the memory card into the picture frame to view and or transfer to the internal memory of the picture frame. I believe the resolution of the frame screen is 640x480.
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The template I used was off of this site: http://www.onlinelabels.com/Templates/OL663-template-microsoft-word.htm You just download the file and either open/save using Microsoft Word. You will have to resize the first time you insert your picture. Keep the height and width at 2 inches. After you resize the first one, you can just copy and paste onto the remaining blank boxes. Hope this helps!
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Frame will display both portrait and landscape oriented pictures. Instructions provide you with a link to download software called FastStone Photo Resizer. Unless you use Photoshop or another program that can resize your photos I recommend downloading this program. It is simple to run and can process multiple pictures at once. In the "advance options" of the program set "resize" to pixels and set it at 800 pixels for width and 600 pixels for height. Also check "switch width and height to match long side" and "preserve aspect ratio". Download the processed photos to a flash drive or memory card and plug it into the frame. My frame has been running constantly since the first week in July 2013 with no problems. Frame will display both portrait and landscape oriented pictures. Instructions provide you with a link to download software called FastStone Photo Resizer. Unless you use Photoshop or another program that can resize your photos I recommend downloading this program. It is simple to run and can process multiple pictures at once. In the "advance options" of the program set "resize" to pixels and set it at 800 pixels for width and 600 pixels for height. Also check "switch width and height to match long side" and "preserve aspect ratio". Download the... » Read More Frame will display both portrait and landscape oriented pictures. Instructions provide you with a link to download software called FastStone Photo Resizer. Unless you use Photoshop or another program that can resize your photos I recommend downloading this program. It is simple to run and can process multiple pictures at once. In the "advance options" of the program set "resize" to pixels and set it at 800 pixels for width and 600 pixels for height. Also check "switch width and height to match long side" and "preserve aspect ratio". Download the processed photos to a flash drive or memory card and plug it into the frame. My frame has been running constantly since the first week in July 2013 with no problems. « Show Less
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The only options are .jpg and .tif. The documentation isn't that great, and once I established the settings, the software didn't accept any changes to the settings.
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The viewable resolution is 680 x 480, so you could always do that.The sample album pics are 688 x 488, but I would imagine that its a 4 pixel buffer around the edge.
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return it and buy an Imagebox 9MP. It's more expensive, but well worth it. Simple to use and download pictures to computer. I had a Vupoint that didn't work so returned it.
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They have to be saved in jpeg format. If u have them on your computer, open the picture in paint and the save as jpeg before adding to your card
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I just figured out how to do this! The frame comes with a remote that has a "Rotate" button, so as the photos come up you can rotate them individually and they look great. The problem is, the frame does not save the orientation. I put the SD card back into my laptop, (Windows 7) and selected all the JPEG files. Right click to get the drop down menu and select "Rotate Clockwise" once. This will make all the photos appear on their side. I put the SD card back in the frame, while the frame is standing upright and all 262 photos are displaying correctly!
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This item accepts an SD card. It should be compatible with any picture frame.