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Displaying Photos


Author: DigitalFriend November 4, 2008



Ceiva-Logic-Digital-picture-framesRather than keeping treasured photos locked up in albums or on multi-photo display frames, there is a modern option for keeping your pictures close to you.  Digital picture frames are the newest technology for displaying photos.  These frames can be used to display a montage of photos or a single photo, and are updateable from the computer.  Digital picture frames are available in all sizes, and are great focal points for tables or even mantles. 

Guests are sure to be interested in browsing through photos uploaded to your digital picture frame.





Digital Photo Frames: The Future is Now


Author: DigitalFriend July 9, 2008



Smartparts digital picture frame

As technology becomes cheaper and easier to use, digital cameras – next to the iPod and DVD players – have benefited from this trend the most.  The price of digital cameras and the advent of social networking websites have attributed to the rise and demand of digital pictures.  Anybody can be a photographer and, as is such, digital picture frames are finding a niche among digital photo fanatics.

Digital picture frames allow you to change pictures without having to fuss with the removal of the backing of the frame and as a previous post has reported, these frames could also play video and connect to your television.

The ease of digital photographs are paving a way for a future that could (hopefully) also include flying cars, but for now, easily changeable pictures are just as good.





Tips for Purchasing the Right Digital Frame


Author: DigitalFriend June 3, 2008



digital photo frames

When it comes to digital photo frames, you have a plethora of choices out on the market and you want to find something that suits your needs.  Here are some factors to consider:

Make sure the frame you get has an SD card reader
Purchasing a frame that has internal memory can be a waste of time, as you have to plug your camera into it and moving pics around, as opposed to simply placing a memory card into a frame.

Look at the limitations/functions of your frame
Different frames will have different features.  If you’re looking at taking landscape pictures, then you want to make sure that you can control the look of the actual photograph through the frame (or your camera, if you have those functions).   If it’s for candid pictures, then you will look for less features.