Opteka DF-TFT11 11.3-Inch Digital Picture Frame with 128MB Built-In Memory - Plays MP3 and Video | 
 enlarge | Brand: Opteka
Category: Photography
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Rating:  13 reviews
Media: Electronics
Native Resolution: 800x480
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 10.5 x 2.5 x 13.8
Resolution 800x480
Thumbnail View, Zoom, Pan, Rotate, Copy, Delete, auto slide show with musical background.
5 Buttons (Previous, Play/Pause/Enter, Next, Exit, Menu)
Wall mountable in landscape mode
Unit Dimensions 13.5 x 10.8 x 2 inch
MPN: DF-TFT11
Model: DF-TFT11
UPC: 049368611497
EAN: 0049368611497
ASIN: B000SSR51Q
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| Features:
| • | 128mb built-in memory allows you to use your memory card in your camera while your pictures are shown on the frame | | • | Enhanced TFT LCD Screen with the highest possible resolution, wide viewing angles and long life span | | • | Resolution: 800x480: Full 11.3 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 files | | • | Compatible media cards: SD, Compact Flash, Secured Digital, Multi Media Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick Pro Duo, and Memory Stick Pro |
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Product Description
A full-featured digital photo frame at a no features price. Is that too much to ask? Not with the 11.3" digital picture frame from Opteka. It 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 "Insert and Latch" step. No screw driver. No Magnets. Simple! The Opteka Digital Picture Frame is packed with features and a low price. You just can't go wrong!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
 Great hardware - anemic software December 30, 2008
R Janc (Oconomowoc, WI USA)
My son gave me this for Christmas and loaded a few JPEG's on the flash card; I was quite impressed until...
I spent some time culling through my own library of pictures, loaded about 150 onto the flash only to find that about one third of them didn't work. When I looked at them in the thumb view they said "unrecognized format". It turned out that these picture were ones that I edited using Photoshop LE or Elements. Since I regularly spruce up my digital pictures this is a huge problem.
Note that most image capture devices such as digital cameras and scanners that write to a JPEG file are actually creating a file in the JFIF and/or Exif format and the JFIF and Exif standards are incompatible. So a JPEG "decoder" needs to be flexible enough to decode both formats. In reality there are other variations in JPEG encoding which must be "sniffed out" by the decoder to allow it to work.
It appears that the decoder in this product is a bare bones decoder, adequate if you're just loading whatever came from the camera but completely lacking if you use photo editing software.
Bottom line is this is only a product for folks that don't edit.
My son is in the process of arranging with Amazon to return this.
One last comment, the support for this product is terrible.
 Awesome large digital frame November 14, 2008
H. Le (Houston, TX)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
My wife and daughter love it. Fine video and audio capabilities. Easy to setup and use. Great value for the price. I would definitely recommend this to any friend. Excellent digital frame!!
Please read this before ordering. November 13, 2008
N. Tidd
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I give this product 5 stars, great screen, accepts virtually any portable media and it works great.
For all of those with image problems and people that are looking to purchase this product:
Simply download the program GIMP from the link below this review and install it. You can then open the images you want to put on the frame and simply resize and or crop the photos to 800 x 480 by clicking Image - Scale Image. Simply save the changed image to a "frame" folder or something and then you will have the original and know which ones are on your frame. You can then copy them to your medium for the frame.
I did this from the start and have not had any problems. It's better to do it this way for any frame because the internal programs to resize the images are probably going to end up distorting them or doing it wrong. The reason is because when they are resized they have to do so by removing pixels which generally causes it to not look correctly or look lower quality or out of proportion. When using a capable image editing program it allows you to resize the picture how you want it to emphasize the parts of the photo you want. It also "resamples" the photo when it is resized to keep the quality of the image. Lastly this allows you to store many more photos, for example an 8 megapixel image will usually be around 5MB, after resizing them the photo will be less than 1MB. That's somewhere around 200 photos per 1GB of storage! With the cheap cost of an 8GB SD card you could store well over a thousand photos!
Windows: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/gimp-win/gimp-2.6.2-i686-setup-1.exe
user manual September 25, 2008
L. Abarca
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
good product...but the user manual is confusing. I still dont know how to add Music from my computer to the frame. Anyone have an answer?
TWO IMPORTANT GLITCHES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT July 10, 2008
Mother of Twins (Denver, CO United States)
18 out of 18 found this review helpful
We gave this picture frame to my mother-in-law for christmas. It was beautiful, she could work it easily, and it would start the show upon startup by just pushing the start button (with an SD card in place). It also allows you to show the slides in order, which we really wanted, because we wanted her to see the pictures of her grandchildren in chronological order. HOWEVER, when we sent her a replacement SD card with new photos in January, the show just froze. Eventually, the frame stopped working at all. So we returned it and the company replaced it. The new frame had the SAME problem. The company had also told us to stay under 1G, but that was not the problem (since the photos totalled only 125 MEG, after shrinking). What I FINALLY figured out was this: First, you need to format your SD CARD using a FAT32 format (not just FAT, but FAT32). Then, you have to use numbers ONLY to label your photos. DO NOT USE ANY LETTERS. When you do this, everything works like a charm. You can definitely have pictures over 1 Megabyte (I have quite a few), so that is an erroneous comment made by one of the reviewers.
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