A digital picture frame comes as a welcoming gadget to display
digital images without the need to print them. They have become a
necessary accessory to digital cameras, especially that a lot of digital
photos never get printed anyway.
This device works by inserting your digital camera’s memory card into
the frame’s reader and the digital photo frame instantly displays your
images as a slideshow through a LCD screen.
Being a new invention, many people have no idea what standards to
look for when buying a digital photo frame. Here are some helpful tips.
Check the LCD screen – The frame’s viewable area is a
very important feature to consider. Screens range from 1.1 inches to as
much as over 15 inches (remember that screens are measured as the
length of a diagonal line from one corner to the other). Also, make sure
that it has high screen resolution (so the photos can be seen at a
higher quality) and brightness (so the images can be seen even in
daylight).
Check for compatibility – Make sure the digital
photo frame you are purchasing accepts the appropriate memory card for
your digital camera. Although some frames have a multi-memory card
reader, make sure that your memory card is not missed out.
Check for USB port, if needed - You may want to
transfer photos saved from your computer without having to go through
the hassle of saving it to a memory card reader. Some digital photo
frames have a USB port that allows you to transfer files or pictures
from your computer to the frame, or you could simply link the frame to
your computer so the digital photo frame displays images and files from
the host computer.
Check for internal flash memory, if needed - Some
digital photo frames come with the convenience of having your pictures
saved into the gadget without the need of memory cards being inserted to
it. The size of the internal flash memory determines how many pictures
or files can be saved onto the frame.
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