digital pic sm Frame your Family with DigitalfociThe traditional photo album has entered the 21st century. You don’t have to lug around a huge, heavy book of yellowing snapshots. You can keep those precious Kodak moments safe somewhere (where they won’t get damaged).

Use the Image Moments Digital Picture Display to show off those pictures to others or enjoy them yourself.

digital back sm Frame your Family with Digitalfocidigital library sm 1 Frame your Family with DigitalfociThe Frame has a viewing area of 5.9′ x 4.4′ and an aspect ratio of 4:3 which makes viewing pictures natural and comfortable. Just insert a memory card in the built-in slot. I’m sure you’ll have at least one of the supported formats. CompactFlash I/II, MicroDrive, Multi-Media Card, Secure Digital Card, Memory Stick and MS PRO. The miniSD, MS Duo, MS PRO Duo and xD cards will need their adapters.

Once you’ve popped in the memory card, the fun begins! Access the files on the card from the file manager. Create new folders, then copy, delete or rename files to organize everything and review your images as thumbnails. Now zoom, pan and rotate any picture you want. It’s time for photo slideshow mode! Oh, did I mention you can change the slideshow interval and even control the transition effects? Plus, like any other device that you plug into the wall, you might not want it on all the time. So program it to turn off exactly when you want. Neat!

But WAIT! There’s more to memories than pictures! Yes, you TOO can add mp3 audio to your fabulous slideshows which play through the built-in stereo speakers! The Digital Picture Display frame even has audio out for connecting to external speakers! Add any MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 Video format files to play along with your still images.

And all this wonderfulness in a beautiful frame. Which are interchangeable.

Written by Cecilia

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A talented and Emmy-winning digital special effects technician by trade, Cecilia has also made her mark over the years as a writer in video editing magazines. Her CV includes HBO’s From the Earth to the Moon and SciFi Channel’s Dune and Children of Dune. She is not professionally associated with Saint Cecilia. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

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