Showing posts with label easyshare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easyshare. Show all posts
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Kodak EasyShare P730M 7" Digital Picture Photo Frame
From birthdays to weekend getaways, experience your memories, simply and beautifully on a KODAK EASYSHARE Photo Series Digital Frame. Share thousands of photos with stunning picture quality thanks to patented KODAK Color Science Technology. The easy-to-use Photo Digital Frame frees your pictures from the computer and brings them into your life, where they belong.?
The Features:
- Outstanding picture quality
- With USB Connectivity and 512MB Internal Memory
- Just insert your memory card or USB flash drive and your slideshow automatically begins
- 7 inches TFT Active Matrix,?15:9 Aspect Ratio
- 800 x 480 pixels Resolution; Store Up to 4,000 Pictures
- 2 Memory Card Slots; 300 NITs Display brightness
- Full Screen, Collage, Clock And Calendar Display Modes
Friday, October 21, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Kodak EasyShare P76 7 inch High Resolution Digital Photo Frame with 1000 image storage capacity
Kodak EASYSHARE P76 Digital Frame; 17.8 cm (7 "); 714 x 480 pixels; LCD; 16:10; 500:1; JPG;EXIF
Free your pictures from your computer and let them remind you of your best moments. The KODAK EASYSHARE P76 Digital Frame gives you the power in a sleek; affordable package. You can store and watch all your favorite pictures right on the frame; while KODAK Color Science makes your best images look even better. Eye-catching transitions and viewing modes will keep you walking down memory lane. Plus; itâ?TMs ENERGY STAR qualified; so you can share more while using less. A picture seen is a memory relived. Enjoy!
So effortless; yet so rewarding
- Store and share up to 1;000 pictures[1]easilyâ?"simply put in your memory card or USB flash drive to start the show
- Compatible with most memory cardsâ?"just drag and drop
- Smart search menus make it easy to find your favorite moments in seconds
Displays pictures beautifully
- Enjoy stunning picture qualityâ?"the P76 Digital Frame features proprietary KODAK Color Science Technology to enhance each picture individually
- Pictures look amazing on the 16:10 17.8 cm (7 in.) high-resolution viewing screen
- Create eye-catching slideshow effectsâ?"clock & calendar mode; panoramic sweep; and dynamic collage view
Share more while using less
- ENERGY STAR qualified for efficient power consumption
- Enjoy our thinner mercury free LED backlit display
Makes a great gift
Give the frame as a personalized gift by including a memory card with your pictures or add pictures to the frame before wrapping it up.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Kodak EasyShare P736 7 inch High Resolution Digital Photo Frame with 4000 image storage capacity and touch screen border controls - Black
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Monday, July 18, 2011
Kodak EasyShare P76 7 inch High Resolution Digital Photo Frame with 1000 image storage capacity
Kodak EASYSHARE P76 Digital Frame; 17.8 cm (7 "); 714 x 480 pixels; LCD; 16:10; 500:1; JPG;EXIF
Free your pictures from your computer and let them remind you of your best moments. The KODAK EASYSHARE P76 Digital Frame gives you the power in a sleek; affordable package. You can store and watch all your favorite pictures right on the frame; while KODAK Color Science makes your best images look even better. Eye-catching transitions and viewing modes will keep you walking down memory lane. Plus; itâ?TMs ENERGY STAR qualified; so you can share more while using less. A picture seen is a memory relived. Enjoy!
So effortless; yet so rewarding
- Store and share up to 1;000 pictures[1]easilyâ?"simply put in your memory card or USB flash drive to start the show
- Compatible with most memory cardsâ?"just drag and drop
- Smart search menus make it easy to find your favorite moments in seconds
Displays pictures beautifully
- Enjoy stunning picture qualityâ?"the P76 Digital Frame features proprietary KODAK Color Science Technology to enhance each picture individually
- Pictures look amazing on the 16:10 17.8 cm (7 in.) high-resolution viewing screen
- Create eye-catching slideshow effectsâ?"clock & calendar mode; panoramic sweep; and dynamic collage view
Share more while using less
- ENERGY STAR qualified for efficient power consumption
- Enjoy our thinner mercury free LED backlit display
Makes a great gift
Give the frame as a personalized gift by including a memory card with your pictures or add pictures to the frame before wrapping it up.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Monday, July 19, 2010
Kodak EasyShare S730 7 inch High-resolution Digital Photo Frame with touch screen border control with 8000 image storage capacity - Black
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By G. C. Cursham (UK)
A bit disappointed with this, particularly as it was a Which? magazine Best Buy. Visual images are great & there is good battery life & memory capacity but the touch controls are not good - either too sensitive or too slow.
By David (Cheshire, UK)
The digital frame itself gives an excellent image and is fine in all other respects. Unfortunately the PC software is not so good, but once you have discovered its quirks it is usable. Tip - Using Kodak's software I can see the photos on my PCs hard drive but (using Windows Vista) if I try to drag and drop them onto the frame icon the software just seizes up. Copy the photos from the hard drive to a USB stick, then drag from there and it works fine.
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Sunday, July 4, 2010
Kodak EasyShare P736 7 inch High Resolution Digital Photo Frame with 4000 image storage capacity and touch screen border controls - Black
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See more technical detailsBy loszorros (Leicester)
You always wonder if you have made the right purchase until it arrives. Well with this product I did. Really clear screen and picture. Perfect size. Good range of options. I am very happy with this frame. Ideal to be able to switch it on and off via a timer, so comes on in the morning and shuts down at night.
On the critical points. Menu system can be confusing, but stick at it and you can work it out. Mains lead is white, when black would have been better. They are the only negatives for me.
By Paul Sibley (UK)
This really is a very good frame - easy to use and to add photos, and has very clear pictures. The internal memory is great as it means that you can take a memory card out of your camera or PC, plug it straight into the frame, load photos and then remove the card again to to go back into your camera, etc.
By N. W. Gibson
delivered super quick
well packed in an amazon box
bought his photo frame for my wife who love's photos but always seems to fill photo albums and then puts them in a cupboard only to be seen every now and then
this photo frame lets her see all the photographs she likes and more
7" screen is pin sharp (800 x 600 pixels)
best thing I've purchased in a long while
By M. Roberts (uk)
The frame has some nice features, and worked fine with my memory stick on the usb port, but I could not get it to read my sd memory cards either if loaded from the camera or if loaded from the pc. I returned the frame and got another P736 and this was the same. My sd cards were fine in my camera and with my pc reader. The 'chat' feature on the web for support with Kodak USA was good but Kodak support in the uk was mediocre. Amazon service and communication was excellent (AAA) throughout, and they reimbursed my money on receipt of the returned faulty units.
By D. M. Wallis (Kent, UK)
The Kodak EasyShare P736 is my first digital frame. I love gadgets and it escapes me why I did not buy such a thing before now. Even more puzzling because I am a keen photographer. Primarily, this purchase was so that I could evaluate a digital frame for myself.
I knew I wanted a frame that would show my images with a quality doing some sort of justice to the originals taken on my Nikon D300. I chose the Kodak because of favourable comments on Amazon and a stab at interpreting the spec. I went for the 7in in order to keep cost down if it turned out that the frame was consigned to eBay or the shed in disappointment.
I was not looking for loads of functions. All I really wanted was for the frame to scroll through my pictures in a preset intervals of my choosing.
My EasyShare P736 now is a permanent addition to my work desk to the right of my PC. Gone are a number of framed photos that used to clutter the office but which I could not bear to be without. At 700mm line of sight to the frame, its seven inches is an ideal size. I do not feel I need anything larger.
Image colours render to my satisfaction on factory settings: I have had no cause to do any tweaking before loading them into the frame. Colour depth is good. Black and white images are as I would have them, too.
As with flat screens of most types, viewing angle is critical. I am looking down at the screen, which is not ideal and takes away depth of colour and monochrome punch that is there when I put my chin on the desk. Having said that, viewing at wide angle does not wash out the images nearly enough to detract from enjoyment of them. Since the Kodak stand does not allow angle adjustment, I shall make a little prop so that my line of sight is perpendicular to the screen, whilst assuming the correct posture at my workstation as recommended by HRs everywhere.
Detail in the images is fine. Individual, wispy hairs in informal portraits of my young granddaughters are clearly resolved.
So top marks in my book for image quality overall. (If your photos are low resolution or have muddy colours, the Kodak is going to let you know.)
Setting up proved a bit of a struggle for me as I got to terms with the hover-and-tap-frame navigation of menus. As an IT professional, it is beneath my dignity to ready instruction manuals.
What caused me to break this rule for the EasyShare P736 was that, on first acquaintance, the frame appeared to be encouraging me to touch on-screen icons in order to changing settings. Instinct told me that this was not a touch-screen device. Hence my unfolding of the map-sized instruction sheet, in millions of languages amongst which mine gets about an A4-sized space. There we find the message that really should be a warning on the wrapping in which the frame emerges from its box -- "IMPORTANT: The display screen is not touch-sensitive. Do not touch it ...".
I still struggle with navigating the menus due to changes in the sensitivity and response times of the frame in response to my hoverings and tappings. Also tapping the frame leaves finger marks on the smart, shiny, black frame, the appearance of which I like a lot. So now I hover and tap wearing the thin cotton I wear for handling photographs and negatives when I do not want marks on them.
I have the Kodak standing in landscape. This means that photos in portrait format do not fill the screen. I know that I shall never like a half-filled frame and that I am certainly never going to leave it to any digital frame to crop my photos to make them fill the screen. So, because I like the Kodak so much, I am going to buy a second one for my desk and my portrait-format photos.
Finally, for those that are obsessive like me and use a digital SLR, I recommend cropping images to 4:3 aspect ratio before loading them into the Kodak.
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Saturday, June 12, 2010
Kodak EasyShare D1030 10 inch Digital Photo Frame
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See more technical detailsBy RT (Bedfordshire)
Brilliant when it worked, but be warned when you're not using it unplug the thing from the wall, went to turn it on for the third time and it wouldn't work. A 'techy' friend suggested the problem was probably because I'd turned it off on the frame but left the transformer plugged in at the wall, wish I hadn't thrown the box and paperwork away now!
By Mr. Laurent Subra (London, UK)
Great frame. very good size means you can enjoy the pictures from a distance anywhere in the room. very good definition and clear pictures. time saving feature ans swapable frames are very good too.
By Ms. C. Y. Foster
I purchased this item,for our workshop as photographs help our customers see the work we do.
Photo albums as in the 'old' sense, just do not do it anymore, and I wanted the fact that you can choose what appears on the slide show.
My other half is a techno-phobe, but I didn't need to worry, it was so easy, just choose which folders you want to show and off it goes. So even he is confident to use it......
It has the facility to time when it comes on and when it goes off. It does exactly what it says on the box too.....
The clarity and quality of the photos are superb (10" version), and looks the 'business' when our customers come in, and they can see a slide show of our work playing away, whilst they are having a coffee.
By G. Gilpin (Northamptonshire)
Ten inch digital photo frames are considerably more expensive than 7" or 8" frames but the bigger size - I think - makes a significant difference. The Kodak EasyShare is probably mid to top-end pricing within the 10" market but it's well-made, takes a number of memory card options and can by placed in landscape or portrait position. It also has a nice proximity detection system for set-up: buttons on the RH edge and bottom of the screen light up when you put your hand close and this allows selection of menus and options. Set-up is straightforward although the menus are not completely intuitive as the temptation is to touch the icons on the picture screen rather than the buttons on the frame - which you shouldn't do as it marks the screen. Picture quality is good - you can get frames with better pixel resolution, but only at a seriously hiked price (and I doubt whether the difference would be noticable under normal use conditions). A built-in timer allows you to preset when you want it to switch on / off (although we use the mains socket).
Picture transfer is easy. You can use a memory stick but because it would visibly protrude from the frame either download photos from the stick to the frame itself - which has 512 MB internal memory - or use an SD card which you can leave in place. Transfer from my Mac was simply a case of dragging JPGs onto the SD card then plugging the card into the frame at the back. The card remains plugged into the frame and is not visible in use. You can pick different picture transitions, Ken Burns effects etc.
Only four stars? Because I think it's a bit on the expensive side.
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