what size photo fits?
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I would not put photos in this cup. Water gets inside and anything in there will be ruined.. Happened to all 3 of mine
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I know they are small like 1 1/2 x 2 if that helps you get approximately ready. It is at my Dad's and he loves it. They send you templates that I used to cut up the photos. One drawback we found was if the phone line goes out you have to re-program...no back up.
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I used Kodak Picture Paper in size 8.5x11. They have some that is glossy on both sides. Then I cut to fit the badge. They looked great and the price can't be beat!!
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Hey Kelly! It prints out a standard Polaroid photo size, so the size of a credit card :)
915093
When I measure the front of the picture it is 13 by 10. That is what you see of His face. The framing of it would an added measurement. I know they have a variety of sizes, but that is the one I have. I really enjoy my picture.
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Questionable. I bought them for 8x10 autographed photos. Not sure if documents like that would fit.
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Hello, If you have older photos, possibly scanned, you may have to optimize the photo to be compatible to the resolution of 1024 x 768 with a DPI of 72. After that, simply load onto the supplied 4GB Drive and insert into the frame. To resize your photos visit our support link: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
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The album holds 8x10 photos. If your photos are this size, then they will fit in this album. The album is very nice!
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I'm using picture cards that I've made and measure 3.5" X 3.5". They fit but there isn't extra room. Hope this helps.
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For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product.
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The manual doesn't specify the size. Only by chance did I purchase a 16GB card. That is over 3000 pictures.
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A bit smaller than traditional Polaroid pictures. Probably about 2 inches high and 3 inches wide. The pictures come out pretty nice.
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For 4x6 I had to use sheets that only hold two photos. I've been working with all sorts of sizes, many of them more than 100 years old, and it has been maddening. Sorry I can't give you a positive answer.
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I don't know the exact measurements but it will fit a 4x6 photo with a little room on each side. Maybe 4.25x6.25...?
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What is the size of the camera? My 2 1/4" x 3 1/2" Canon PowerShot fits nicely.
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For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product. For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will... » Read More For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product. « Show Less
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Any size picture will be held securely by the oversheet which will give you lots of choices as to the size of your photos. There are no pre-sized partitions which I especially like.