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Aura gets this. It allows you to choose from among a few sources for your photos, including Google Photos or an iCloud Shared Album. The latter was perfect for me, as it let me sync with the shared album of pictures of my kid, having new photos automatically added to the frame as they appear in the album. You can also add photos via a web interface, or even via email. The slideshow can be cycled through at a variety of intervals, from 15 seconds to 24 hours. I also appreciate that the scrolling through the collection of photos in the app and selecting one gives you an option to show that photo on the frame immediately.

The stylish distressed wood frame looks great in any room decor. Sharing photos with family and friends has never been easier. Simply connect a USB flash drive or an SD card into the frame and view your photos in slideshow mode automatically.

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This digital photo frame is a great gift for any occasion. The 8-inch 4:3 portrait display will showoff your photos perfectly - NO BLACK BARS! With the multiple photo slide show transitions and interval time selections, viewing your favorite photos is fun and easy. You can even play your favorite MP4 Videos and MP3 Music files. To make it more convenient, you can either use the 4GB of internal storage or a variety of supported memory cards to play Photos, videos or music. User friendly shortcut keys on the back as well as the provided remote control allow you to access your content instantly and navigate through the menu options quicker.

This frame with its black finish has a timeless design and will easily match any room in your home, and with a stand or mounting holes it is easy to setup on any table, desk or hang from the wall.

The Feelcare Frame package came with a black plastic frame, a screw-on black stand, a US power supply (110-240 Volts), and a manual. You can place the frame in portrait or landscape mode on a desk or hang it up on a wall.

Any other digital picture frame app that I have tested so far required the user to register for an account. They require a user name, a password, confirmation of the password via email, and a login. While this sounds like an easy enough process, it is still complicated compared to how easy it is with a Frameo frame.

Now that the app and the frame are connected, you can send photos from your smartphone camera roll. Unfortunately, you are limited to ten photos every time you send, but you can repeat the process over and over again.

The fairest comparison is probably to the Dragon Touch model, which I reviewed recently. The display quality and general look & feel being equal, the big difference here is that the Feelcare has vastly better software on the mobile app and the frame itself. Also, the onboarding of new friends is much more convenient.

Comparing it to Nixplay is more difficult. But to be fair, the comparable Nixplay model is also more expensive. This Nixplay premium translates in a much more elegant design language and a very well thought through software with full cloud control. And Nixplay offers a multitude of image transitions which include Crossfading.

Digital picture frames are like a time machine. They constantly bring up memories, start conversations and make you smile. They are a great way to remain close to those who are far and bring joy to everyday friends & family.

On this website, you will find unbiased product reviews and recommendations on off-the-shelf digital picture frames as well as many do-it-yourself instructions that will enable you to build a customized digital picture frame based on the famous Raspberry Pi.

The one small advantage to transferring the photos to the display's internal memory is that as part of the copying process, the unit automatically resizes the images to the size of the display (720x540). For instance, we shot some images with an Olympus Evolt 500 dSLR that started out with resolutions of 3,264x2,448 that were subsequently trimmed down. However, the only real impact of the smaller file sizes is that transition effects in slide-show mode--you can select between none, fade, slide, scroll, snake, or random--work more smoothly. In other words, if you have a fairly high-capacity memory card (512MB or more), you're probably better off just loading the card with photos and leaving it in the display.

Aside from the ability to accept memory cards, we liked the Philips Photo Display's built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which allows you to place the frame wherever you like--or pass it around--without worrying about it being within reach of a power outlet. Of course, if you want, you can leave it plugged in and not worry about recharging it. Depending on the brightness setting--yes, it's adjustable--a fully charged battery offers only as much as 50 minutes of operation, which makes the feature less practical.

Fans of Ceiva photo frames, which allow you to automatically "push" photos to them via the Internet--a convenient option for those who want to send regular photo updates to a grandparent or other family members--will note that this model doesn't offer that feature. On the other hand, you won't have to pay a monthly fee to actually use your frame.

This photo frame offers an Auto-On/Off option. But when the frame comes back on, it opens to the main menu, instead of automatically displaying my photos. Is there a way to make it go directly to Photo display on start-up?

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I would like to model mouldings for picture frame in 3d, and got pretty excited about the ExtrudeGeometry feature.

Using it would allow me to simply model the profile once and create the 3d moulding by extruding the profile.

Here are what profiles could look like:

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Now I have been looking at how to apply a texture to the front facing faces of the frame and boy does it look complicated.

I basically would have to control where the mapping begins, where it ends, follow the planes in between, scale it to the right dimensions and eventually repeat it (programatically).

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\n To send photos or video to your frame, use the app for iOS or Android.

\n It is an easy way to share your photos or video with the people you love. Send photos or video directly from your smart phone to a WIFI digital photo frame and allow friends and family to enjoy your best moments.

This option will allow you to order 2 or more frames and send them to different locations at the same time through the same checkout experience without having to enter different shipping addresses one by one.

The Aura Carver stands out for its stylish frame and easy setup, as well as for displaying the least amount of pillarboxing compared with other frames we tried, thanks to its side-by-side method for vertical photos.

Phil Ryan has been an editor and senior staff writer at Wirecutter since 2017. Prior to his time at Wirecutter, he was a senior technical editor for Popular Photography magazine, where he ran the testing lab and tested all types of photo gear. Before that he was a senior editor for CNET, specializing in photo and video equipment. He has also reviewed televisions for both CNET and Sound & Vision magazine on a freelance basis.

To figure out which photo frames to test, we researched the available models on retailer sites such as Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Photo. We went through owner reviews, looked for top sellers in the category, and generally tried to suss out which frames and manufacturers were worth a closer look.

We then uploaded to each frame an identical set of 98 photos from an iPhone library and a Google Photos account. These photos included professional wedding pictures, in addition to photos from a newer smartphone and an older digital camera.

After narrowing the initial pool of contenders, we installed the best performers at a remote location to test how easily we could control them at a distance, as well as to record the experiences of relatives and friends who used the frames and compare their notes against our own.

Most digital photo frames now include video capabilities, so we also uploaded 10 videos (shot on various iPhones and a GoPro camera) and tested each frame for upload limits, playback ability, sound quality, and how seamless (or irritating) the overall experience was.

Setup is a snap. In our tests, setting up the Carver (and other Aura frames) was simpler than with any other frames we tried. You simply download the Aura app, pair your phone to the frame, and connect it to your Wi-Fi network using your phone.

One of the few steps between turning on the device and adding photos is the option to send invitations to family members and friends via text so that they can upload their own pictures. (You can also set up the Carver as a gift for someone else; more on that below.) The app also performs automatic firmware updates for the frame, which may slightly delay the initial setup.

Its aspect ratio is slightly wider than standard. The Carver has a 16:10 aspect ratio, but we found that the wider ratio allowed the entirety of the professional wedding photos to fit on the screen, so no guests were cut out. And when two vertical photos were displayed, they had a 4:5 aspect ratio.

It has a more interesting look than many frames. Compared with a lot of other models in this category, which often look more like tablets than decorative frames, the Carver has an aesthetic that gracefully combines form and function.

The frame has nifty features, such as touch-sensitive strips that let you mark favorite photos and go forward and backward with a swipe. They take a little patience to work, so we recommend moving slowly when using them.

The grooved, textured plastic makes the Carver look like a nice frame you might buy for a print photo. Instead of relying on a flimsy stand to prop itself up, it has a thicker base, which makes it more stable, and you have nothing to assemble beyond plugging in the power cord. 006ab0faaa