Do you use glass over the picture?
1580025
Yes. I had glass cut at a local hardware store, mostly just to protect the picture.
1580026
I did in order to protect the picture I was hanging, but you could go without it as long as whatever it is you are wanting to hang has been mounted on a fairly sturdy back board (foamboard, pressed cardboard, etc.)
1580027
You should probably use something over the picture, but I'd recommend acrylic due to weight concerns.
1580028
You do not have to use glass over a picture if there is a rigid back to place the hooks on. (like card board mat board etc) However glass does look nice. I have done hung them both ways with or without glass.
1580029
I have mounted with and without glass with mostly good results. But I did have one foam-core mounted poster "bow" from the string tension over time. Now I use glass or plexiglass on anything I plan to mount with these kind of frame systems. Hope this helps.
1337727
You should absolutely protect you investment. Use a filter. The picture affect is so finite that you really cant tell if a picture was shot with a filter or not. In my case, better a cracked piece of glass from the filter vs. a cracked or scratched lens. Its even good to have on to protect from dust and debris.
292812
I do..works great. make sure you use water, or the glass powder will be BAD.
866173
No. It is glass on glass. I use them for a bath salt bar in my boutique. No issues!
2062079
Not with the software included, no. I assume you're wanting to overlay one image onto another to spot any differences. You would need different software for this, which is probably on the market for a price.
1947236
Leave the cover on until you need to take a photo has worked well. The cover protects the glass extremely well.
2051207
My artwork is on canvas, so I'm not sure. I imagine there will be some reflection off of the glass.
1423852
I'm not near the actual frame to check if is glass or plastic, sorry. The frame itself is fabulous, better than photos describe. If it comes with material, glass or plastic, that you don't prefer, since the size of it is so common, you could simply order just the glass or plastic to your liking. From memory, I've bought glass for this size for just $5.
2005011
No, you have to use red/cyan glasses, I bought several and have shown people the pictures that I printed.. They liked them a lot and wondered how I did it.. Will not work with 3D-TV, that is a whole different concept.. That would require you reading up on 3D-TV and the system they use..
1359608
Its just the way they took the picture. Its the right size. And mine fit "okay" not great, roughly the correct size. Mine left a 1mm gap all the way around. But the glass is good, and the tools they send are not terrible- one time use on some of them but not bad.
1649752
Hello Jason, The answer is yes there is a screen saver sheeting that goes over the glass. it does a great job of protecting it and you can't even tell it is there really.
769222
I used it on mine, but it's a glass top. It took longer than the time given, but it turned out well.
1265749
Yes, you can do that, but the picture is still terrible. The quality of this product is below bad, it is nearly impossible to use.
999718
You can, but it doesn't show print very well. Only pictures show clearly......gl2u!!!!
215383
both of the ones i have seem to be glass. ilove these mirrows but put them on lower outside of mirrow,no top inside like instruction says.the view is much better.
2206086
No, there is not. This is super clear glass. No need for a camera hole. thanks
1076268
I really don't see why you couldn't mix the two. It would probably give you a nice effect without over-doing the sparkle from the glass.