Can you put photos on these?
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they will hold Data (pictures/files) as easily as music; can also be used for .mp3 collections...
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Yes they can. That is the reason I originally purchased them. I purchase them for some still photography projects for a Still Life Photography class I was taking.
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Yes you can. You can save them to the inboard memory or a SD card. And if I remember correctly there are several templates that you can save still pictures too that give them borders and accents.
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Well they get put directly in your photo folder so if you have a way to transfer them from there to iCloud then yes
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They sure can. But you wont be able to play them back on your camera, unless you have one that can... but from computer to computer or usb device sure youll be able to play them
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Yes. I believe so. Your pictures won't be touching much paper though. It's a really lovely album.
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You don't, you place them around your backdrop or subject. Separate stand needed for camera.
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You can share them directly from the camera. As is with any "sharing" device, you'll need an Internet connection.
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You can, but it doesn't show print very well. Only pictures show clearly......gl2u!!!!
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This question has been asked and answered. YES you should be able to but I would make sure you make an image backup first before trying.
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I have never used them to put pictures on but they record movies with great picture quality so I would think that if you burn pictures on them they will be just as good.
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Sure. I wonder whether the photos might bend, though, when they're stacked up more loosely. The internal cases give them more structure.
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You can't add inserts to this album. I bought several. They do hold 500 photos, and it's a good way to store them. Looking at them however can be a challenge. They tend to flop around unless they are the larger prints.
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Yes they are saved to a SD card and you can use any photo software to edit the *.jpg file, copy, and/or save them to your hard drive.
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They're actually not legit Polaroid film. So a lot of cameras won't accept them. But if you have some real film left over you can place that in front of this film and it might load. It did for me anyway after a couple of goes.
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Of course you can, but the image is not that deep as it would be on a printer that has more resolution. Also you can put in photo paper but make sure it is for a Laser not a Jet printer
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Yes you can. Once you have the pictures loaded, you can do just about anything with these. Transfer, take to a kiosk for developing, the list is endless. I am so glad that I found this product and Amazon's price is almost half what you would pay elsewhere. I purchased the PK-16 for transferring pictures from my laptop and my desktop and it worked. Now all of my pictures are stored in one place and accessible anywhere.A