Opteka DF-TFT8 8-Inch Digital Picture Frame with 128MB Built-In Memory (Black)

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The 8-Inch Digital Picture Frame from Opteka comes complete with 128MB built in memory making storing and displaying your favorite pictures easy and fun. TFT LCD Screen with the highest possible resolution, wide viewing angles and long life span. It's compatible with SD and xD flash memory cards, as well as a wide variety of other flash storage devices. High performance digital processor inside to load, display and process each picture blazing fast. Built in stereo speakers to enjoy your favorite music. Six position adjustable stand for an optimum viewing angle. Operation is very simple - just plug in a memory card and turn the Digital Photo Frame on. Or, transfer your photos directly from your computer through the USB connector. Interchangeable frame with a simple, patent pending -InchInsert and Latch-Inch step. No tools required. The Opteka Digital Picture Frame is packed with features and a low price.The 8-Inch Digital Picture Frame is compatible with the following memory card formats: Secure Digital (SD), xD Picture Card, Compact Flash (CF), MultiMedia Card (MMC), Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick Pro, and Microdrive cards.Includes - Opteka 8-Inch Digital Picture Frame (Digital Photo Frame), User's Manual, AC Power Adapter, Remote Control, Cleaning Cloth, and 1 Year Limited Warranty.
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Technical Details

- Simply insert a compatible memory card into the digital frame to show photos.
- Full 8 inch (diagonal) screen with brightness control: remote control included
- Features slide show mode and image rotation and is compatible with JPEG, JPEG Motion and AVI file
- Enhanced TFT LCD Screen with the highest possible resolution, wide viewing angles and long life span
- Displays digital pictures (JPEG) without computer.
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 "Opteka rules" 2009-06-24
By Kamel Tejeda Lulo (Dominican republic)
Excellent product, with all the features you need and want in this kind of product.

 "Nice Picture, with Limitations" 2009-01-16
By Ryan Cramer
The picture is great. I resized all of my pictures using a photoshop script so they wouldn't be too big. It is short on instructions and the interface is difficult to use, but nice looking, but after it's set up, it's a nice frame. This frame is 800x600 resolution and has decent transitions. It does not support SDHD cards (usually over 4GB). It seems to freak out for me when the image count exceeds 1600 images on an SD card, so more than 2GB of data probably wouldn't work anyways. It has good viewing angle from the sides and top, but if you're looking up at it at all, the picture goes dark. (we have it sitting on top of something about 4-5 feet high, and when we sit on the couch we can't see the image well.) I'd say you need to have a 30 degree or less viewing angle from the bottom. I don't know if this is a limitation of all digital frames.

 "Gorgeous, easy-to-use" 2009-01-12
By Sista Shopatista
I'm not technically savvy, and I was thrilled at how easy it was to load photos onto this frame and ship it off as a gift to my Mom. She opened it while on the phone with me, I had her plug it in and turn it on, and the phone went silent..."Mom? Ma, are you there?" She was weeping with joy as pictures she hadn't seen in years appeared in gorgeous clarity on the screen before her. You can load directly from your PC or to several types of inexpensive memory cards. Experiment with 5 or 6 photos first to get your orientation right. The remote is small and not completely reliable, but you shouldn't need it for much once your picture show is running. Biggest surprise: the gloss-black frame was a huge advantage over other frames that contrast with the viewing area. If most of your photos are vertical, but you slip in a few horizontal, you'll have bands of black above and below the horizontal pic (or vice versa, if most of your images are horizontal). Some frames contrast with the black stripes, making for a choppy look. On this frame, the dead space around some pics blends seamlessly into the glossy black frame, making every picture look great. We're buying 2 more for home and office!

 "Disappointment" 2009-01-11
By Edward W. Hill Jr. (Wilmington, NC)
I purchased this product for my wife for Christmas. The 128MB internal drive turned out to be a 15MB flash drive, so I was unable to load but a few pics on it. There was also 2 red pixels on the screen. This product was defective out of the box and had the wrong drive in it. I have yet to hear back from 47th Street Photo on this and it's been a week. Needless to say, I'm not happy.

 "Serves its purpose" 2009-01-07
By G. Little
Bought for inlaws...8 inch size makes for great viewing from a distance or close up. Instructions were a bit weak, but once I figured out the process and sequence, it is pretty easy to add and delete photos. Appears to hold about 50-60 photos total.


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Sony DPF-D80 8-Inch LCD Digital Photo Frame (Black)

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Get more entertainment from your photos with Sony’s DPF-D80 Digital Photo Frame. Store up to 500 1.5 MP images that you can display as single pictures, multiple thumbnails, or slideshow presentations. The 7-inch widescreen (4:3) LCD screen showcases your cherished memories in VGA resolution (800 x 600) and vivid color, while an Auto Orientation sensor automatically rotates your photos into portrait or landscape format. Direct USB input from most digital cameras and support for most memory cards makes it easy for virtually anyone to transfer photos and relive meaningful events. Clock and calendar display modes and an included remote control provide added convenience.
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Technical Details

- 8-inch display; 4:3 aspect ratio; 800 x 600 resolution
- Includes 256MB internal memory, with optional image resizing (to maximize internal memory).
- Compatible with all main memory card types
- Auto orientation sensor and auto image rotation
- Features 10 slideshow styles, 2 clock modes, calendar mode, and 2 index views
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 "Excellent image quality" 2009-09-03
By M. Litz (Downingtown, PA)
I bought this frame after reading a review in PCWorld magazine, and I agree that this is a solid, well-made digital photo frame. Pictures look great, and the frame is smart enough to orient pictures correctly (portrait vs. landscape). I use the frame excusively at the office, so the lack of wi-fi is not missed. It would be a nice feature to have, though, if I used the frame at home.



One small annoyance to note: I rotated a few pictures using Picasa before loading them on to the frame. Those pictures won't orient themselves properly. Other edits that I performed in Picasa (red-eye removal, image sharpening, etc) carried through to the images on the frame.



Other than that, I have no complaints about the frame. I'm very happy with the purchase.

 "Great Piece, except for a few minor issues" 2009-08-18
By Balaji Iyer
Review is for the 8 inch version DPF D80.



Would definitely recommend this. Amazing piece of excellent finish, appeal, electronic design and functionalities except for few minor glitches.



The Pros:



1. 4:3 aspect ratio matches with that of many camera' settings. Almost no image cropping hassles (Unless images are shot in widescreen mode - a rarity)



2. 800x600 resolution implies amazing clarity - Gives a great feel to images



3. Random option in slideshow - It saves you from seeing the photos in the same order time and again



Cons:



1. No USB support - But can be managed by a one time investment in a memory card



2. The digital clock during picture slideshow does not show the present time - making it almost useless



3. No guarantee for proper display of computer modified images

 "great photo quality" 2009-08-05
By R. Miller
This frame has great photo quality and is very easy to use. Some reviewers complained that the word Sony at the bottom of the frame stayed illuminated. On mine it lights up when you turn it on, then goes off as the pictures start to display, so it isn't a distraction. I gave it only 4 stars because it doesn't play video. Otherwise it's a great digital photo frame, and I like it much better than the Kodak one I had previously.

 "Pleased with Sony DPF-D80 8 Inch Pict Frame" 2009-07-27
By Sarah Miles (Dallas)
Just purchased and loaded the Sony 8 inch with a couple of hundred pics. Excellent screen quality. I have loaded MANY images that have been altered (using various programs but not photoshop) and all jpegs have loaded up just fine. Not one ? symbol. Also loaded up some pics that were saved as bmps and they're up and running just fine as well. No dead pixels. The SONY logo at the bottom of the frame can be "unlit" so it really isn't very noticeable. I'm comparing this to a Kodak frame that my sister has and this one is much much sharper. Works very well in a brightly lit room. Can't get over how clear the pics are. The only down side is that the menu system isn't completely intuitive, but the directions are well written, and frankly, I don't plan on dorking with it now that I've got it set like I want. My husband loves the calendar/clock feature. Remote works very well too....and once you read what the symbols on it mean, it's intuitive. The 8 in size is really a good size too. I have it set on autofit and haven't seen a cropped off head yet! On some of the pics there will be black bars, but since the frame is black, they really blend in and are not noticeable.

 "good frame, shares a bad "feature" with HP units" 2009-07-14
By C. DeMers (Massachusetts)
I have a HP unit (DF820) with shuffle issues that are exactly the same as Sony (a friend has a DPF-D80). The issues are so similar that it seems like they're both working off the same code base! Programming 101, not rocket science.


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