If it opens at both ends how do vertical pictures stay in place? I change my photos frequently.
1003793
It holds the Pxs nice and tight to the backing,. I love it...need to order more.
1003794
I've never had a problem with vertical pictures staying in place; if u do, it opens up pretty big and u could put a small piece of tape at the very bottom of the picture to keep it secure
1003795
It's designed such that there is just enough space to get the photos in (in fact I bent it slightly to get them in), but then are firmly held by the clear plastic in front when flat.
1003796
There's almost a sort of static-cling between the clear front and backing, not to mention that pocket that your photo slides into is a very tight fit....I've had no issues with photos sliding out and I hang mine on the freezer that's opened and closed at least once/day.
1003797
It isn't soft plastic so it is a tight fit. Have vertical pictures on the frig and metal cabinet.
1003798
No problem...it clings tightly...they do not fall out. I absolutely love these!
1003799
These are the best magnetic picture holders i've ever had...no worry about pictures falling out...so much more secure than the heavy plastic ones...pictures are held securely in place, and the magnets are strong
2024288
Yes, they all load from the top. Unless you put them in upside-down...then they all load from the bottom. Pictures (and coupons) fall out that way, so you discover your mistake pretty quickly.
918921
Peter is correct. There is a thin opening near the binding on each page to slide the photos in. I prefer it on the inside as photos don't slip out if they were slide in from the outside. Be very careful on your first few photos as it is very tight, but looks wonderful.
108560
Not that I can see. My pictures are the way they appear on the drive. I have had some problems with orientation, but I think I found the trouble...operator error. Some of the pictures because they are in portrait end up being small. But, I am no genius with this stuff. In any case we like the frame and would buy another.
362108
I only have about 300 photos on mine and it seems to eventually get to all of them, sometimes repeating some of them. My only suggestion would be to put the photos in ascending order ( and moving some to mix it up) and put the frame on photo order. Sorry I can't think of anything else.
554332
Mine stays where I put it, but if you "put it" too close to the fully open position, it sort of "wants to be open". Clear as mud?
1221760
No, unless you used some command strips, which you would have to put over some of the pictures on the opposite side. The strap for hanging is located on one of the shorter sides so it is intended to hang vertically.
1201811
All images are displayed in the order that you load them onto the memory card. So if the portrait is vertical then when it is saved it will be the same. No, it only displays the memory card it has inserted. It will not change to random showing or anything like that. It is a very simple unit. The display is very good. I had another before this one and it would only do random, which is not my preference. I like this unit alot.
437343
I am talking about when it is in the slot for use in the vertical position, which I think it was intended. If the slot was magnetic or thinner it would not come out as easy. As long as I use it on a desk (flat area) it stays put. When I close it for storage it dose not open unless I make so. This is a great product but it could be improved if for example you want to use it while in bed or on the go in a car, plane etc.
995335
Sure you can, actually I have two cards, one for horizontal and other for vertical pics... Take my time but it worths...
1424221
I have both of mine at the bottom. My smaller camera is bottom right, and my larger is center bottom. I did however add a square of foam to put between the bottom of the pack and my camera just as extra cushion in case it was set down harder than should be.
1101327
The image on the screen will remain horizontal regardless of it's orientation. So if you have it installed vertically, you'll still see a normal looking view
1803245
Just horizontaly, unless your tripod is a "jobi" style (as pictured) and can grab onto something "sideways" to allow pictures to be oriented vertically (portrait) vs horizontally (landscape).
1852587
There are two open sides. It acts like a sleeve, with the clear film on the front and the white magnetic background as the back. While it is a *little* bit difficult to slide the pix in, once they are in, they are in for good. I love these things.
112113
if my memory serves me right it automatically turns them vertically in the view screen window after you take the shot, so when you download them it also does so--which is nice.
1635719
Yea, mine lock in both directions. You push until there's a small click and the same for the open position.
700786
It's profile. Longest side has the seem. Could be used landscape if you flip it open upwards.