Digital frame: My question is, are these able to take a memory card out of a digital camera and program the pictures to a digital frame?
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First, I would want to be sure that a digital photo frame wouldn't be stolen from my mom's room in the nursing home. I suggest putting her name on the front of the digital frame..in a way that her name could not be removed from it. I"d probably etch it in somehow and use a permanent marker over the etching. Just be sure that whatever you do is obvious and can't be removed. I'm sorry to hear that she will have to be in a nursing home; that's a hard decision for the family, but sometimes, it's the only decision you can make. I was looking into this frame this evening; it seems to me that it will take a photo media card, it will also use a usb flash drive; I found the following info. Best Buy's web site has a video showing what can be done with this frame. Here's the link: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8954946&st=digital+photo+frame&type=product&id=1216424110889 Here are the product features: Display your favorite digital photos on this 7" LCD screen that features built-in memory card slots for quick and easy connection to media cards. Quick touch border provides easy access to the settings and functions. Product Features * 7" LCD screen with 480 x 234 resolution and 300:1 contrast ratio * Quick touch border for convenient navigation of settings and functions; on frame editing capability * 2 built-in media card slots support Secure Digital, MultiMediaCard, Memory Stick and xD-Picture Card; slideshow automatically starts when you insert a memory card * USB interface for quick connection to your digital camera * Supports JPEG and Exif image formats * Drag-and-drop features for easy photo transfers * Can be displayed on a tabletop or mounted on a wall * Black Shadowbox faceplate adds a touch of style to your home * Includes 1 silver and 1 red matte insert, Kodak Easyshare Digital Frame Edition software, AC power cable and getting-started guide
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This item accepts an SD card. It should be compatible with any picture frame.
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Yes. I loaded about 400 pictures to a SD card and inserted it into the frame. Worked great!
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If the card would allow a connection to a network (via a home router etc..), allow for the transfer of photos/videos on or off the card, then this would be a great buy! I have several electronic picture frames. I would enjoy the ability to change the pictures on all the frames on a schedule, on demand, rotational, holiday, birthday, etc.. from my computer or a program. I could then take pictures and add them remotely or remove them remotely. I would buy several with this ability!
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Not on a computer if that's what you mean. I got these disposable cameras for my young son to take pics on a Spring Break trip to D.C. last spring. We had to bring the cameras to Walmart when we got home and get prints done the old-fashioned way.
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Yes via the phone app control. You can copy stuff off the SD card onto a USB storage. I've used this to copy memory cards using a second external reader plugged into the USB Port.
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I have not tried this, but I think you will have to use your computer to do this. There is very little file handling capability built in to the NIX frame software. I had a seperate SDHC card which I added all my photos to.
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Nope SD card is only to take low quality JPEG images. All video recording is captured to the DV tape or to an external HDMI capture device.
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I've never taken them, but lots of programs allow one to make stills from video frames...............
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No, the only I found how to program them is by googling it or looking up a tutorial on YouTube. All I got was a small price of paper in some other forein language. Hope this helps
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I've not tried, but I don't think so. They are made to program directly to the Sony TV.
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I'm not sure what the question is here? I think I know what your issue is, the photo frame doesn't transfer photos, it isn't designed to do that. If you're using a SD card for your photo frame, I'd recommend removing the SD from the photo frame, put the SD card into your computer (if it has a SD slot, if not there are super cheap USB SD card readers for about $3 on amazon), moving all the pictures from your computer onto the SD card. Then put the SD card back into the photo frame. I hope this helps, best of luck!
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I don't know as I haven't had time to try that feature yet but I would contact someone like B& H photo who also sells them and ask as they sell cameras as well and have extensive knowledge on the subject. Sorry My best answer
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Yes, you can use an SD card The size recommended is 16 GB The SD card slot is inside so it's no easily accessible All features can be programmed offline
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I don't know. But I use them to photograph cards and scrapbook layouts and love them. http://Scrapbooksmileswithkimberly.com
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They sure can. But you wont be able to play them back on your camera, unless you have one that can... but from computer to computer or usb device sure youll be able to play them
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I'm afraid not. I'm assuming that the remote releases only work for digital cameras.