Will this frame show pictures in both landscape and portrait positions?
930808
In a nutshell no, my two frames had many problems and one was the frame would mess up about 5 pics of 75 and display them sideways.I strongly suggest buying any other frame as their customer service was non existent.
930809
In a nutshell no, my two frames had many problems and one was the frame would mess up about 5 pics of 75 and display them sideways. I strongly suggest buying any other frame as their customer service was non existent.
930810
I gave this frame as a gift so do not have it in front of me but I do believe you can show pictures in either position. There are buttons on the frame that allow you to adjust the settings & the set up booklet should give you the directions. I hope this helps. I have a picture frame that is a different brand but it has these adjustments so pretty sure they all have something like it.
930811
Yes, but the portrait photos do not fill the frame ... there is black space on the sides. (landscape does fill the frame)
930812
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!
765237
Yes, the image can be mirrored(left to right) or inverted (top to bottom) or inverted and mirrored.
1507091
Yes, it will work with both orientations; but the "Auto-rotate" setting must be enabled. To confirm this, follow these steps: Tap "Settings" on the main screen, Tap "Display", andMake sure there is a check beside "Auto-rotate".
1507090
You can use it either way, however, it is out of the case, and just leaning up on it, to use it in Portrait. Landscape is the 'natural' if that makes sense!
1458400
Just landscape as far as I can tell. If it does portrait I haven't figured it out.
930304
There is only enough give for the phone to sit in portrait or up and down. However this grip has a ball and cup rotating connection like your shoulder to allow it to rotate a full 360 degrees so the camera would then shoot in landscape. Also the tripod I have my grip on has even more adjustments so I can shoot either way, and even lock in angles.
953426
Only landscape. I guess it may balance in portrait, but not at any angle...just 90 degrees. My only complaint about it. Overall, I really like it and would buy another, without a doubt.
1588534
No it doesn't change on the fly from landscape to portrait, you would have to unscrew it and remount it in the position you would like.
790314
It will show the exact picture you load. So if the picture is in portrait mode you will have black bars on the left and right of the picture.
1065415
I believe you can change the orientation to portrait in your printer settings. I used Microsoft Publisher to create my own template/document.
1976697
Yes! I scanned and downloaded old photos to my computer, then edited to a "4 x 3 Book" size, landscape orientation. They came through on the frame very well. I'm very happy with this frame and am considering buying another.
444854
Yes. The iPad just rests on it, so it works in both portrait and landscape.
729019
Yes, this support does pivot so you can rotate your screen to either portrait or landscape.
1755483
The picture shows the frame in landscape position. You can sit the frame in either landscape or portrait position. You can program the pictures in different groups and define which group to display. You can use the remote to select which group or all of the photos to show. The colors are beautiful and the frame is amazing. I doubt you will ever even begin to utilize all the customization options available in the software. You can also put all the photos on a memory chip and change them out easily by plugging in a different chip. We use a different chip for each one of our children's families. When they send us updated photos either on our phones or Email we can put the chip in a card reader on the computer and add the additional photos so it keeps all the photos together. I doubt you can buy a better digital photo frame. We have had ours for over two years and no problems with it at all.
2077209
I tilted my display about 45 degrees with the camera on, and it tilted the framed picture. So, No. Just a narrower framed picture, but your still "right side up".I'm quite sure there's software out there to manipulate it - I believe evens Windows apps could do it.I'm happy with mine, not going to rotate it, picture is great, and camera does well - just remember, you will need a mike to tele-communicate.Good Luck
1211011
It will as long as you go into the setup and enable the flip and then mirror mode. Flip mode turns the image right side up, and mirror mode switches the imagine so left is left and right is right.
1660360
Should be possible. Would not work in landscape mode though. 3 24s in landscape is the max you want to do.