Hi, several questions? can you manually skip from picture to picture? if you use the slideshow feature, can you change the duration between pictures?
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You can skip or view the previous photo using the arrow buttons. You can change how long the photo is displayed in the Photo Setup option in the Settings menu. Hope that helps! :)
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Assuming you mean to set a timer to delay taking the picture, the answer is no. AT least I have not founfd a way to do this.
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Hi,You can choose the simplest transition effect that just goes from one photo to the next. This would be the equivalent of having no special transition effects.
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Depends, would be very hard since time lapses are done with intervals (takes a picture every 2-3 seconds) etc. This you would need to manually move it for each sequence, unless you're doing video which I also wouldn't recommend, you want something electronic that u can time (say move X amount of inches in 20-30mins) Very good slider though. smooth the only problem is the head kinda wobbles.
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Yes you can. Pictures displayed on the time line can be dragged out to the length of time you want it to display. Transitions used between pictures can be adjusted in length by seconds. Hope this helps.
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If you're referring to a 'movie' made from still images, it does so quite easily. If you want the same duration for each slide to show and the same type and length of transitions - it can do it all nearly instantaneously. If you want slides to be showing for different lengths of time, there's a bit more manual work involved. But in either case, you'd render out to a video format - for the web probably .mp4. However, if you're referring to a manual slide show on a website - where the viewer can move through the slides at their own pace, that's something entirely different and is done with a plugin (slider) and individual still images on the website itself, not done in a video editing program.
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I don't believe that the "slideshow" mode you are referring to is attributed to projector. The projector is not a processor, so it can't determine a format for your material to be presented, it will only project what is given. In other words, if you connect a vcr/dvd player, it doesn't choose which format, that is up to you to choose. So when you connect with your USB, it will only project what the usb signals. How did you put your images on the USB? With a slideshow style program, transfer from SD or copied from computer? Your USB could also come with programming that auto selects the slideshow viewing, try checking that. Your problem is not the projector.
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My camera has two modes. One is a time delay feature. So I'll get everything ready, set a delay, hold the camera out and wait for the timer. The other mode is a rapid picture mode. It allows me to have the camera take pictures once a minute until it runs out of memory. So I set the camera to start taking time slice pictures. The first few pictures are me positioning the camera and throw away. The last few pictures are me turning the camera off and throw away. Hopefully I get a few good pictures in the middle. It has been a little trial and error but I'm getting better at it.
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The frame will shuffle the pictures randomly if you want and you can choose the amount of time in between picture changes. I find the pictures are quite clear and the frame is large enough that you can see the pictures from across a room (within reason on the size of the room). If you have photos where you did a lot of cropping down the size or that already had poor resolution, those won;t look good on the frame, but you can easilt delete them if you find one. Otherwise all of our pictures looked great! I think there were increments of 5 or 10, so the picture changes every 5 seconds or ten seconds, or 20 seconds etc, whichever you choose. I hope this helps!
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Josh -- Yes. You have to transfer your digital image files to the SD card through your computer and plug the loaded card into the frame. Then you go into setup and tell it to play the slideshow from the SD card. I like the flexibility it provides. You can clean up the image (red eye reduction, cropping, etc) and only load the pictures you want on to the memory card. Hope it helps.
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Yes. The slide show has a built-in timer. It is not exactly random, but it is varied enough to give that effect for someone who doesn't stare at it constantly. Yes, there is an automatic on/off timer. I think the internal clock drifts a bit.
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It has its own app which is free called Play Memories. It puts the pics you take in a separate folder in your gallery. Which is cool because you don't have to scroll through all of your pictures. Just go to the folder and select.
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I'm not sure how many photos the memory can hold (I use a USB for mine) but yes it runs as a slide show. I will warn you though, if you have edited the photos in any way the frame will not read them.
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I believe you can make slideshow folders. I just have mine set to slideshow where they all play. So I haven't done that yet. You can add music and all types of things. I love this frame. It has a lot more than a lot of the frames out there. And you can put a lot of pictures on it also
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I believe it does have that option, I think I turned it off when I was using it. It does fade in picture quality, some pictures will come out dark, but it's not a background or setting issue, & many of the pictures come out very pixelated, in spite of settings & background. I get 20x's the quality in pictures from my phone.
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The frame will shuffle the pictures randomly if you want and you can choose the amount of time in between picture changes. I find the pictures are quite clear and the frame is large enough that you can see the pictures from across a room (within reason on the size of the room). If you have photos where you did a lot of cropping down the size or that already had poor resolution, those won;t look good on the frame, but you can easilt delete them if you find one. Otherwise all of our pictures looked great! I think there were increments of 5 or 10, so the picture changes every 5 seconds or ten seconds, or 20 seconds etc, whichever you choose. I hope this helps! The frame will shuffle the pictures randomly if you want and you can choose the amount of time in between picture changes. I find the pictures are quite clear and the frame is large enough that you can see the pictures from across a room (within reason on the size of the room). If you have photos where you did a lot of cropping down the size or that already had poor resolution, those won;t look good on the frame, but you can easilt delete them if you find one. Otherwise all of our pictures looked great! I think there were increments of 5 or 10, so the picture changes every 5 seconds or ten... » Read More The frame will shuffle the pictures randomly if you want and you can choose the amount of time in between picture changes. I find the pictures are quite clear and the frame is large enough that you can see the pictures from across a room (within reason on the size of the room). If you have photos where you did a lot of cropping down the size or that already had poor resolution, those won;t look good on the frame, but you can easilt delete them if you find one. Otherwise all of our pictures looked great! I think there were increments of 5 or 10, so the picture changes every 5 seconds or ten seconds, or 20 seconds etc, whichever you choose. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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Yes, you can use the next and prev buttons to go one picture at the time forward or backwards. Current picture is displayed until you hit next or prev. You can also run it as a slide show, even play music at the same time (also from the hard drive). Picture control included rotation and zoom in (fixed steps only, 1x, 2x, etc.)