I am thinking of buying this frame and have never had a digital one before. is this one simple to figure out for a first timer?
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I haave two nix frames with the motion detector,I just love them, I would ourchase thm over any other brand, and through the years I have had more then I can count, good luck
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If you can get pics on a flash drive, just plug it in and play. I'm sure I could learn to customize the presentation, but it is easy to take care of the basic program.
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Excellent product, easy to use, high quality screen. Use high quality photos to take the best advantage if it.
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Yes. You are getting the new digital station. it has a digital readout. I see it here for about $92.00 I paid about the same for my station that is not digital but still a great iron. be happy. you have the newest at a great price. You wont be sorry.
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Good website. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. I will probably go with the first one an get the software if needed. good advice. The new one looks pretty, gut I don't spend money if there isn't enough upgrade to justify the added espense.
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You can pick up a digital one on here pretty cheap, that's what I use. I've found both included are slightly off.
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Take a look at the directions again. They're pretty specific on how to use it for the first time. After you follow the initial set up, you will have no problems!
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Hello there Andrea. I am really not sure if the frame has that capability however what it can do is what I believe may be a "workaround." You have the ability to upload your photos onto an SD card. Those pictures are uploaded in the order you indicate such as folder names or dates etc. If your looking to display photos of Christmas you may do so either by photo name or date or random within the specified folder. That way you can play the holidays in order of year and even further filter by person/child. Now, what I do is something I have gotten quite a bit of feedback on. I have two children that I have taken on several trips all over the globe. I fly for a commercial airline so I have well in excess of 20k photos. I have them randomly playing from randomly chosen folders with random transition between photos. So literally you never see the same photo twice. All in all you have to remember, you are going to get out of your frame only what you are willing to put into it. Also, at this price point, you simply cannot beat the performance. One piece of advice, just when you think you have ordered the right size, go larger. I have quite a few now and truly the larger size frames are incredible. I hope this helps! Best and good luck! Brian
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It was super easy, only two different types of bolts and the middle slats have a sweet plastic clip design that makes disassembly easy as well. I used a drill to speed up the process and had it together in about 1 beer, so not too bad :)But seriously, if you have ever assembled a coffee table or shelf you are qualified to build this frame. Hope this was helpfull lol
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Are you considering buying the newer digital unit? It would seem they have made a better product though it will be more expensive. Any thoughts, almagirl?
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To answer this question in a way that would be genuinely helpful to you I'd want to know how much money you were comfortable investing in the frame, matting, overlay, etc. A frame would absolutely add significantly to this map's appearance on your wall. It's a nice $20 world map. If you're using it to help teach a youngster about geography I'd like to see you spend the extra money on a higher quality map rather than to frame this one. If you're looking for a nice, reference piece to hang on your wall and consult when events or conversations compel you to check a world map then this item is fully capable of that. The map is delivered in a mailing tube so it's unwrinkled - great for framing. The map is coated and probably won't need a glass covered frame. If you did get a glass covered frame - make sure it's non-reflective glass. The "swept" look to the continents gives the map the appearance of a "flattened" globe. Consequently, North and South America on the left (west) and Australia on the right (east) give a vague appearance of being mis-shapen. Although this could be due strictly to my memory of the maps we used in elementary school back in the 1950's. In closing - I would recommend framing if you can afford it. I've simply thumb tacked mine to my office wall. A nice frame however would indeed greatly enhance the map but isn't essential. I apologize for my wishy-washy answer. I hope you've been able to glean a bit of help from my offering. B. Tallini
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In a nutshell no, my two frames had many problems and one was the frame would mess up about 5 pics of 75 and display them sideways.I strongly suggest buying any other frame as their customer service was non existent.
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I would say so. It is as easy (if not easier) to set up than a fully digital one. It is certainly not mechanical. We had it for 3 years without any problems. We are using it for piano purposes ( our piano teacher has the older model), we have another one, fully digital for guitar, a pain to set up. Seiko is a great metronome and worth the money.
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Did you get yours yet? I just ordered mine after much research. I don't plan to use the software that comes with it. Instead, I'm going to transfer pics to an SD card. If I'm happy with the frame, I'd like to get one for my parents for Christmas.
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I contacted Tuft & Needle about the bed frame displayed on their website to see if it was available for purchase. Kelly responded and advised that the frame was a prototype and not available at this time. She gave me the web addresses to couple of companies that make similar frames: haikudesigns.com and tatamiroom.com. The frames from those two companies were out of my price range, but they all look very nice. I found a basic solid mahogany platform bed frame from the Charles P. Rogers website that I am going to buy. I've never heard of the company, but all the reviews mention that their product is very high quality. This is the bed frame I am going to purchase: http://www.charlesprogers.com/solide-platform-bed-p-392.html?cPath=31_155 One thing I like about this frame is that the platform is level with the frame and appears to be some kind of upholstered deck instead of wooden slats.
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I just bought a digital frame and have the same question. Supposedly it's 480x220 but just like you - that leaves space top and bottom. I tried various other dimensions but have yet to fill the frame. 450x240 is close but not quite there and the frame is probably doing some unwanted manipulation to the picture. Have you gotten any clues from elsewhere?
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Myrna, Have you gotten your camera, yet? If so, what do you think of it? This would be my first digital camera, and what attracts me to this is that it has manual controls. I would be learning photography on it, so I figure I should have manual and auto controls. I am looking to get a Panasonic because a sales person at Best Buy raved about them and said they have the best lenses. To be honest, I know practically nothing about photography, but have had an interest in it for many years. Do you think this camera would be a good plact to start, at least digitally? Thanks, M
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We got our frame right on Amazon. The one we bought is very solid and we are happy with it along with the swing.
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Just be methodical. It's basically a box frame. Don't try it when you're in a hurry.