SD4000 jpeg size: Might this be a problem when I go to print some blow-ups, or is this the way of world now?
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I noticed that too. They might have just really enhanced the compression practices of JPEG files. I wouldn't mind bigger file sizes myself if the image quality were improved....
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Hello, If your file sizes are larger, they will fill the the supplied 4GB USB drive "faster". It really depends on the file sizes of how many can be stored. The resolution of this frame is 80 x 600 with a DPI of 72. If you do not resize to this optimal resolution, there could be playback issues or pixelation. It is actually very easy to resize. Here is a helpful link: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
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You might check to see what size you have your photos at. If they are too large, they take a long time to upload. I have mine on the smallest resolution, because I use it for work and have to upload everything, and that seems to work fine.
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I think if you adjust your image size as you wish, then print to a larger sized standard paper (like 13x19 or 14x17), you'd get what you need. You'd have to trim the excess, of course. A bit wasteful, but not sure how many printers in this range can handle custom sized media.
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I print directly from my computer or from the chip in my camera and it prints very nice 4 x 6 prints. It should work just fine depending on how and what you hook it up to and how fast you want them printed.. Be safe and do a trial run :)
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I was able to fit 800 photos in JPG on two Gig. on a 32 GIG you will fit 12000 photos or better.
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yes, I printed a lot of pictures, around 500 prints on the 4 x 6 inches, and I'm not done yet, hope that answers your question.
547993
The Plustek will allow you to blow up any decent slide or 35mm negative to 24" x 36" with absolutely no problem. Just scan at 2400 dpi or higher. When your friends who work at the Apple Store are impressed with scans that I made of images from 40 years ago, that is a great sign.
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I loaded about 125 photos at full resolution(up to 20mb/picture) and the frame worked flawlessly. Then I repressed the same photos to reduce their size and to see if there would be any noticeable difference. There was no apparent difference. It continued to work flawlessly and it displayed all of the photos that I loaded. I expect it can (and will) store and display several thousand images with the 4GB thumb drive but I haven't load that much yet. I suggest that you try fewer images and/or reduce the resolution of the images. Consider the size of the library that you have loaded. Other than that I have no more suggestions. I loaded about 125 photos at full resolution(up to 20mb/picture) and the frame worked flawlessly. Then I repressed the same photos to reduce their size and to see if there would be any noticeable difference. There was no apparent difference. It continued to work flawlessly and it displayed all of the photos that I loaded. I expect it can (and will) store and display several thousand images with the 4GB thumb drive but I haven't load that much yet. I suggest that you try fewer images and/or reduce the resolution of the images. Consider the size of the library that you have loaded. Other than... » Read More I loaded about 125 photos at full resolution(up to 20mb/picture) and the frame worked flawlessly. Then I repressed the same photos to reduce their size and to see if there would be any noticeable difference. There was no apparent difference. It continued to work flawlessly and it displayed all of the photos that I loaded. I expect it can (and will) store and display several thousand images with the 4GB thumb drive but I haven't load that much yet. I suggest that you try fewer images and/or reduce the resolution of the images. Consider the size of the library that you have loaded. Other than that I have no more suggestions. « Show Less
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I use a 4-gig card with this camera and I shoot at the maximum quality jpeg. If memory serves me right, I can usually get 700 - 850 pictures on a full card, though I rarely do so for exactly the reasons I mentioned earlier. Always back up your pictures! Twice, if you can help it!
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See comment #1. This will not automatically handle paper size greater than 8.5 x 14.Also - this is NOT a color copier or printer.It will duplex/two side print.It will scan and save in color. Output is PDF, TIFF, JPG or BMP.I have had this model (2 of them) for a number of years and it is extremely reliable and heavy duty for its class.Recently purchased a third MFP from Canon - DW4880 wireless scanner, printer, copier and fax. Updated model but doesn't have the performance of the 4370. It is not color output but will scan and store color images.
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Hi Cliff,Hard to say. If you scan the image at 3200 DPI and blow it up to 24 x 36 you will lose allot of resolutions. The People you should ask is Plustek at (714) 670-7713. They will be open on Monday after 9 AM PST.
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I have run into issues with large images with this program before, this version of printshop is the worst I have ever seen so I wouldnt be surprised.
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It says the maximum dpi is 600. The resolution on photos is quite good, although it tends to print a bit dark.
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I have a new printer now so am not sure, but try unplugging both the power cord and the comm. cord to "boot" it. Leave it off for a few minutes. If that doesn't do the trick, make sure if it is locked (can't tell by your description) or whether it's just choosing the wrong tray all the time. Once in a while I actually had to resize the picture inside my photo editing software and then reprint because it kept wanting to 4 x 6 everything. (only once in a while) If I remember correctly, there are sliders inside the trays to make the paper snug. Check them and make sure they move back and forth like they're supposed to in case that might be the problem. Try moving the sliders in the larger try all the way to the outside??
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I experienced the same problem and cannot print quality pictures, as a result. I am still trying to figure the problem out. I would suggest contacting the makers of the item for assistance. If you find out before I do please let me know. Thank you!
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I have scanned several photos and they come out very well. I think the max resolution is 600DPI which is probably about as good as the quality of the photograph itself. The larger the photo the clearer the scan will be. I found the saving the pictures as a .pdf seem to give you a little better quality than a .jpg and also works well if you are using a MAC.