when I use auto start how do I have my files start on the frame and not the stock photos?
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I have mine set to my photos, witch shows for 5 seconds. Read the instructions, it is pretty easy to do Hope this helps you.
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I sent back my device because when I opened the package it was missing one of the frames and the other was broken. It looked like it was opened by someone and returned.
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Looks to me like there is no way to have the files play from the SD card by default. This is a major flaw, one of many.
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The flash is located on top of the camera, to the left as the screen faces you. When you set the flash to auto, does the flash pop up? What mode are you using? iauto?
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In Auto setting the flash will pop up when the subject is dark. Also, at the top of the OK button is the FLASH selector that will let you choose the type of flash you need.
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The camera, left on automatic will satisfy you just fine. When the picture needs a flash, it automatically pops up.I do not consider myself an expert and I love my new camera. Have fun
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Get off of Auto. Shoot in Program mode, and you can use fill flash. Set flash to "always on" in Program. That is "fill flash." Turn it off when you don't need it.
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They have a feature that will auto optimize the image for the frame. I have 40 of these frames around and so far they have been just what I was looking for.
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Sorry...don't know. I only use my digital frames in landscape position. The portrait orientation pics show up in the middle of the screen with some space on either side. I like it that way.
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You have the option to automatically accept photos sent (and they populate your frame) or you can review them in your account and then add them. The options are in your settings.
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Yes. You must use a SD card (not included) to put pictures on the frame. You'll load pictures on the SD card and then put the SD card in a slot on the back.
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Personally I find it very easy to use the SR Auto setting on camera for B/W shots. What you do is get into the menu--move down to the FINEPIX COLOR choice--the click to move into the settings, which is hitting the "wheel" to the right and move down one setting from STANDARD and choose B/W. That works very well because once you have selected the B/W setting you can move to other modes in the camera and it stays at the B/W setting. So if you were to go into SP and choose FLOWER, your settings with still remain B/W, but also with the enhancing of the FLOWER mode......I hope that makes sense. I found it fabulous!!!
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I tried this method of loading photos ( well, i just manually dragged jpegs in 100frames folder) - the first try worked well, teh second time my frame's software crashed after i've eject it from teh finder and reset doesn't help . frame is booting , but can't load teh system and is stuck on Philips logo....
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Not sure how to fix this or if there even IS a fix. I try to use landscape pics as much as possible or edit them before putting them on my SD card. Do you still have your user manual? Did you try to contact Nix support?
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I have been trying to do that same thing. Some scenes get messed up by the auto-exposure. A couple steps down in the settings you can change how bright or dark the picture is but that pesky auto-exposure is still active. Let's hope if they ever put up another firmware update that they include that functionality like when they added the timer function.
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Yes, set the Automatic Exposure Bracketing (AEB) option on. Press the shutter button for each bracketed frame when camera is set to Single Frame shooting. Setting the drive mode to Sequential shooting will cause it to take three bracketed frames per second as long as the shutter button is held down.
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I don't have that problem. Can you try and restart in safe mode, and see if that makes a difference? As I recall, I did delete quite a few items that were automatically loaded at startup.That may help.
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Put camera on Disk mode (choice pops up on Aiptek screen when connected by USB) Aiptek shows up as a disk on the desktop, files can be dragged and copied from media folder in Camera Memory. The .ASF files aren't easy to edit or convert, but they should play on many types of software. I use VLC (VideoLan Client) to play them. Photos are uploaded to iPhoto automatically and easily.
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Hi, you can do both. When in auto, its only an auto/off mode, whereas in P mode, you can also set it to "always on" and "slow synchro". Slow synchro "keeps subjects and distant backgrounds brights".