Can you selent various transitions such as dissolve between photos in slide show?
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Yes - there are various transitions available, including a random setting that changes the transition between each slide.
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Hi there. I haven't tried all transitions yet, but I think it also have something like dissolve. These are the slide modes: Random, Windows, Jalousie, Fade, Insert, Reel, Brick, 3D Float,Release, 3D Mix, Comb, 3D Circle, 3D Cube.Hope this was a little bit of help.
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I'm honestly not sure. I like the way it works when I first took it out of the box and didn't play with the settings.
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Sorry this was a fine item didn't mean for the bad review thought it was something else will change my review
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If you want to make slideshows for your website I would strongly suggest Soundslides. http://www.soundslides.com
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Yes, sort of. There are several different programs that run through the various colors. The programs change the speed and style of transition. However, once you set it on a color or a specific program, it stays there.
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Yes it plays music while showing the slides. I downloaded all my photos from my computer so I can't answer the other questions. Great pictures and easy to operate. The only problem I had was they sent the wrong cord to plug between the computer and the frame. I happened to have one from another device that fit.
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slides open in direction of arrow on camera right end (right end when taking pictures)
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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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I know you can if you save the slides as .jpg or (nicer looking) .bmp files. You have three speeds that it will slideshow to the next picture file, but it's not that convenient to depend on the pause/play buttons. If you need to pause each slide for differing lengths of time, I'd prefer to feed it hdmi by laptop.
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After you Power on use the right arrow key to get to "FILM". Hit enter, using the right arrow go to slides and hit enter. You are ready to go. Joe
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I created a layered powerpoint slideshow with the answers underneath delete-able (lol @ non-word) cover-up objects. It looks exactly like the game board. The year before I did the same thing and, with another computer, added the theme music and sound effects.
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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 never tried to do that, but this software will allow you to change background, colors, etc. It is very similar to PhotoShop.
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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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Sassy, the product manual on page 8 shows you how to rotate the picture in the device and it is very easy - I tried it just now and it works fine. 4.3 Viewing Photos &#9632;Slideshow Insert an SD/SDHC/MMC or USB memory source device into an appropriate memory slot, the photo frame will start slideshow automatically. To exit slideshow, press the RETURN button. To start slideshow at a particular photo, press either the LEFT or RIGHT button and then press PLAY &#9632;Slideshow setup Step 1: Press & hold [ ] for the slideshow sub-menu. Step 2: Press [ ] to select an option. Step 3: Press [ ] to confirm and press [ ] to exit the sub-menu. Status: Pause and Play. Zoom: zoom in an image. Rotate 1: rotate an image clockwise. Rotate 2: rotate an image counter-clockwise. Display Ratio: select from Auto, Original, Crop and Stretch. Copy to: Copy photos to internal photo frame memory. It is recommended that each image is no larger than 50KB. Delete: delete the selected photo. Return: exit
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You can choose one of serveral different transition effects. I believe you can also let the system randomly use different transition effects between each picture. The aspect ration is generally good. I see most of my pictures without parts being cut off. I use fairly normal camera settings so I do not know how panoramic picture display. I assume panoramic pictures will get the ends cut off. I hope this helps you understand the system better.
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No, it does not. It can turn on/off the presentation. And it can go forward/backwards between slides. And it has a red laser.
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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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Yes. Launch the slideshow from the "Photos" menu. When the slide show is playing hit the "options" button (above & to the left of the navigation keys). From there select "Repeat All". That setting should be saved and applies the next time the slideshow is started. You can even have the slide show "auto start" when the player is turned on if you like (see section 4.1.3 of the user manual).