Venturer DPF811SE

This digital photo frame runs below $75. it will not show high end photo well. It will show brightly lit face shots adequately enough. There is a noticeable difference in this frame and some of the newer models that have better resolution (that means less noticeable distortion).

If you have to stay under $100 I would have to say wait. Without power saving features I think that this frame will cost more in the long run than some of the other frames with a power saving feature. I also think that the lack of remote and large pixels make this a photo frame that has some noticeable downsides compared to its peers.

The price difference will show up when you try to show any other pictures than face shots that are brightly lit.

The LCD they use has only one optimal viewing angle. That means that in order to get the a clear picture of the digital photo you need to be standing in the exact right location. This is not a good feature to have in a digital photo frame.

Getting photos on it was simple enough. The interchangeable face plates are nice but it doesn't make up for the lack in picture quality.

I received this as a gift so its okay but if your a serious photographer or someone who will want to show more than brightly lit face shots than you will be better off spending the extra money and getting a digital photo frame like any of the Kodak models I have seen flying off the store shelves.

Make Your Digital Photo Frame Green

Use a digital timer or regular timer if you want to make you digital photo-frame green. Its a cost effective way of handling it and will usually save you around $50 - $100 on a frame with the feature built in.

Audiovox digital picture frame looks godd when you look at it from above

The Audiovox digital picture frame looks good when you look at it from above. When you view the Audiovox from other angles its dark. It handles complex images okay but the low resolution and low contrast make it NOT WORTH Purchasing. The white frames also are very hard to match with existing furniture. I would highly recommend getting a digital photo frame that has changeable frames or a wooden frame.

All that maters is the resolution of the frame - Don't Be Fooled

I have seen many digital photo frames advertise they hold 100 10 megapixel photos or 50 12 megapixel photos. This is a scam, it doesn't matter. All that matters is the resolution of the picture frame (and maybe the contrast ratio).

If you do not see 1024x768 or 800x600 resolution your going to be sorry.

Your going to have pay at least $125-$175 for a cheap good resolution frame but believe me when you try and show a sunrise or sunset, you will thank me.

I have included a description of a frame that is sub par. It was listed for under $100 (a first sign that that frame is not a good selection).

Using a timer can make your digital photo frame environmentally friendly

Using a timer can make your digital photo frame environmentally friendly. A lot of the under $200 digital photography frames do not have built in timers. I found that its just as easy to buy one. Most of these digital photoframes come on and automatically start playing the photographs on the memory cards. If you have music on the memory card it will more than likely play the music also (if this is a feature of the frame).

Why do the Digital Photo frames look better in the store?

Why do the Digital Photo frames look better in the store?

They are showing images that look good with there frames. Mostly head shots and shots with dramatically different colors. In real life we usually don't take a lot of the same shots.

Its the frames with high contract ratios that show the wide range of shots:

(larger number):1 is how its usually displayed on the box
3000:1 is what the Insignia has.

Export Your Photos To Save Space On Your Digital Photo Frame

Don't comprise image quality too much but sometimes dragging and dropping the image from your camera is a sure way to not get the maximum number of photos on your memory card.

I would recommend using whatever program you use to store your photos to export them out at the same resolution as the frame.

It doesn't make sense to load a 10 megapixel image on a digital photo frame that only shows 1024x768.