I can rotate a photo, but as soon as it goes back into slideshow mode, it reverts back. How can I get my pictures to say rotated the right way up?
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I'm sorry, but I do not know if there is a fix for this issue, or not. Intuitively, I would say that there is not. There are a number of things about the software that drives this unit that are, let's just say, "quirky".
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Not sure how to fix this or if there even IS a fix. I try to use landscape pics as much as possible or edit them before putting them on my SD card. Do you still have your user manual? Did you try to contact Nix support?
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I use Picasa to crop, rotate, change color, etc. to any picture I want to alter. Then I save the alteration by clicking on Apply in the lower right corner and then click save. Picasa is free software from www.picasa.com for photos. I'm not sure if I'm spelling Picasa correctly or not.
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I found that Windows "Paint" program will work. Insert your flash drive into your computer, open the file and right-click on the photo you need to change. Select "open with" and then select "paint." Once the photo is open in paint, select "file" "save as" and rename the file. Then you can now delete the one on the flash drive that is rotated incorrectly and the new one should be correct. (Make sure you retain the original elsewhere.)
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Hi Trish. Our frames will play pictures in the orientation they have been saved in the first place.Even if you rotate the file during the slideshow, this is temporary and the rotation will not be saved.Please try to open the pictures in a program on your PC that allows you to physically rotate and save pictures.Just rotating them in Windows Explorer will not be sufficient. You will need to use a program like Photoshop or a free tool like Faststone: http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
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I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that. NIX has great online customer support, I'd suggest contacting them through their website with that question, and I'm sure you'll get the answer.
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you must use the camera always in horizontal position. photographing in vertical position you will see the photo at tv always at horizontal position... you cannot rotate the photo 90 degrees up or down for reproduction in tv. so, use always in horizontal position. this is my experience
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The screen does not tilt, flip, or reverse, it is totally stationary. The pictures from this camera are absolutely spectacular though!
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first things first, be sure that it's in auto mode. There's also a manual focus mode. To check all your settings, simply swipe the shutter button up, you'll see the manual setting sliders. Check if the focus slider rests in auto mode. If it is not, slide all the way to your left, and leave it there. If this is not the case, check for the updates. First you gotta be sure that you're running the latest version of both the OS and the camera app. If no updates available, try to uninstall and install the camera app again. If nothing works, could be a hw problem. Let me know how it goes. Cheers.
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The Legs DO fold out further, so that you can get lower to the ground. If you want to get lower, what you can do is slide up the middle piece all the way up, it comes out. Then you can flip it upside down so that the camera is now between the 3 legs. Sure your photo will be upside down, but that's what the rotate function is for in your photo editor.
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There is a menu option to rotate the screen. I use it as a backup display for a license plate mounted cam. Default setting is same as looking out he review camera only much better and wider view.
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You cant there is no settings for that. The only thing you can do is change it to slide show picture mode.
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Yes. You have the option to flip your image horizontally and vertically in your menu.
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No, you have to manually flip it up. Not really a big deal. It is a great camera for the price and takes really good pictures. I love it.
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Doesn't rotate left/right but does rotate up/down. For example, in the product pic it's rotated back to point slightly upwards but can be titled further upwards or in the opposite direction to be pointed downwards.
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The instruction manual, under "Slideshow Settings" has settings for SLIDE ORDER; normal or random, and REPEAT; Repeat all pictures or Random repeat all pictures. SLIDE DURATION says "set time according to your preference". I have mine set to randome repeat at 15 second intervals. Under POWER CONTROL is an "auto play" setting, including OFF, Weekdays, Weekends, Everyday, or select specific day.
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No. The slideshow can be set to display random TRANSITION effects, but there is no choice for random photo display. Ill be sending mine back because of the lack of this feature.
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The pictures will display randomly, which was one reason I'm returning mine. I was unable to get mine to display in any consistent order.
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It depends on how big your pictures are, and what kind of additional media you use. I don't use the onboard media. I like to have several flash cards that are loaded up and swap them out, so I can rotate through thousands of pictures.
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any image editing tool should allow you to rotate your picture. Hopefully it is exactly 180 degrees off. ;-) Alternatively, you can adjust the Konus on your tripod so that your camera is right side up.
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I haven't narrowed down a specific time this occurs...It def occurs when using flash and in low lighting, but occurs at other times as well. Using a very good memory card, can't remember off top of head but it has tons of storage. I have not reformated, my husband keeps telling me too :)Shooting in jpeg only.Guess I'll try reformating first! That would be too easy!
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If you take the card out and look to see a tiny slider, slide it the other way and put back in the camera.That should do it, or try a different card.