Does an image stay if not erased in time
1584279
No, we have had things written on our board for weeks without clearing, and with the push of a button everything is erased!
1584280
The image stays till the erase button is pushed. If the lock button is activated, you can still add to the image while the lock button in activated but it will not erase till unlocked. I've used my Boogie board as a working list that was active for almost 4 weeks. The minute I was finished with the list I used the erase button and the board surface was back to perfect black. It works great!
1584281
The image should erase. If it doesn't the battery has died. They want you to throw it out, excuse me, dispose if the boogie board as if it were a battery. The battery is soldered in, unless you can re-solder a new battery with your own soldering tool, this board is a throw away gadget. Waste!!
1584282
Yes. Just make sure nothing runs against the board. It'll leave little marks on your image.
1735683
The light does have a memory yes, so it stays on the last setting used. A quick OFF/ON cycles it to the next setting. Ultimately, it's either on a solid color, or the slow color fades, or disco flashy seizure!
801501
I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
1296230
Hi, the instructions for it says it will store up to 30 days worth of activity but delete the oldest if the memory becomes full. Sorry that doesn't answer your question properly, but I guess it gives an idea!
1889374
It will delete oldest file first. File retention [in days] depends on driving/use. I set for 720p with audio for best quality and can view files from 2 weeks ago. The car is used for 60 mile round trip commute 5X a week.
721361
Hello, Yes, this package from Customautoimages does have the "resume" feature for memory. Hope this helps
730798
Yes it will clear. I had a friend who took his camera and turned it upside down, because the camera head would rotate in the reverse position as to not block the numbers on the license plate...
1201470
The picture files are named, "PICTxxxx" where xxxx starts at 0001 and ascends. It stores the files on either the internal memory (miniscule amount) or an SD card. It will restart at '0001' as long as the card is empty.
1955964
you cannot go back to a saved page. Once you clear the screen, you cannot view something you did earlier. The device saves your work as a pdf, but the display cannot generate an image. That's just not how the technology works.
396688
Yes. If you have set your date and time on the device, the file will have the date/time in the file properties. (However, if you copy and paste/resave it elsewhere, later, you may see the Modified date/time on the file.
456346
We have used it a few times and our pictures have been clear and printable. Hope this helps!
1903332
No. Backup images are stored as files. The only reason to delete files is to free up hard drive space.
1380801
Yes, same problem here with iPad mini (IOS 7) and SD-Card or USB-Stick. Very annoying because all photos have wrong timestamp on the file. Luckily JPEG and RAW photos (at least of my Olympus camera) have an internal timestamp (so called EXIF date). You can use this internal timestamp in most photo viewers or photo organizer software. And there are even apps who can read the EXIF time and write it to either the filename or back to the file timestamp (creation date). But this is cumbersome and you need a Mac or PC.
1785496
The actual scanning takes about 2 seconds. Where the time is involved is in the loading and unloading of the frame that holds the negatives. Figure about 1-2 minutes per frame loading and unloading. It's still worth the doing in order to save those old pictures.
291294
We inserted pictures without any sticking but have not changed any. We don't think it will be a problem. These albums are really nice and we think they were a value.Hope this helped.
2074256
I believe the recording remains as long as it's not recorded-over on purpose, and the circuitry is in a functional state (i.e not broken or suffering from some sort of failure). As I recall, even removing the battery doesn't wipe out the recording.
2084291
Yes, you can still see the image still. You get the option to get an extra image when you purchase the product.