Is this viewer really hard to delete photos in the field?
1395454
no it is really easy. I myself prefer to view pictures on the computer but it is easy to view them in the field and then delete.
1395455
Think of this as a basic field viewer. It is not a tablet or computer so it's slow. I delete and edit off my SD cars on my laptop.
1395456
I've never had a problem deleting photos in the field. It's sometimes hard to read unless I hold it perpendicular. Overall for the price it's a good deal.
1395457
Yes its not easy ,it takes several steps but it can be done. I will use my camera to delete the pictures.
1395458
They have to be deleted one at a time and it is kinda difficult to got thru all the steps with the buttons. I usually carry another storage chip and take the full one home where I delete all at once by putting the chip in my camera.
507765
I use a Mac w/Tiger and just loaded some pics onto this digital picture frame. I originally tried connecting the picture frame to the Mac using the supplied USB cable. Whilst this shows up OK on the desktop, dragging and dropping jpeg images into the folder simply didn't work. Eeventually I deleted everything, copied a bundle of jpegs onto a memory card and stuck that into one of the slots on the underside of the picture frame. I then copied them into the picture frame's internal memory. Bizarrely, it copied one blank photo for every photo it transferred. This wasn't a major drama as it is possible to manually select each blank picture and then delete them all in one go. So if you download 100 pics, you won't have to manually delete 100 blank pics in turn. Compared to Tiger / Leopard, the interface on the picture frame is clunky, but once you get the hang of it, it's bearable. The great news with this model is that you can select the pics to appear as often as every five secs, or as slow as every 24 hours, and you can select it to go to sleep at certain times of the day and night. So fear not, your Mac husband is sure to like the gift: just don't expect the images to be as sharp as on a Mac or iPod.
347523
Sorry for the delay. I've been away from the computer. The camera card can be inserted into the viewer and then the pictures come up. It is easy to use and works well. It can be taken to the camera in the woods and viewed there and pictures can be saved or deleted from the SD card. I use mine all the time. It's good to have 2 SD cards and swap them out take the used one home and then view the pics. I highly recommend it.
1406007
I haven't tried it. But it was really good at removing the photos that had been in the magnetic albums for 30 plus years without damaging the photos. And they were fused to the album.
884005
I can delete the pictures from the SD card on my computer by selecting the pictures I want to delete, then right click, choose delete. If you put that back in your trail camera it will take pictures on the SD card. That's how I used to do it. I complained about battery performance on my trail cameras, and was verbally told on Moultrie's support line, if you freshly format the SD card when you put it in the trail camera that will use it, it will be optimal for storing images and be easier on the batteries. I took that advice and got 3 months of heavy use in cold weather where earlier.. I was barely getting a month. I've adopted that as standard practice for me. either way your trail camera should keep taking pictures .. until the batteries get too low... ;)
1598259
Not true at all. I use it primarily outside and have never had a problem. It isn't great for looking at past taken pictures outside, but you can see everything you need to take pictures. Generally I don't view my already taken pictures on my camera, they go on a phone or computer. I have used it at the beach and similar type places so I am pretty sure I have tested it in the brightest possible settings and never had a problem seeing the screen. For those who did, there is a way to adjust the brightness of the screen in the settings I think
1190215
If you are in the playback menu, select the delete option, then at the next menu select the "erase all images" option. That should allow you to delete all the pics from the camera at once (there is another option to "erase selected images" if you want to delete multiple images but not all of them). You need to access the bottom left menu button during the playback mode to get to this menu (I don't think the delete button itself gets you there).
2267612
I had to unspool and cut the negatives at a length to match the length of the film adapter so it could be held firmly at both ends.The film was too narrow to be supported by the holder. I used the professional mode and unchecked thumbnails, and did a preview. I manually selected the images from the preview- about 3/4 by 1.25 inches per frame. Scanned at 4800. The color was off- I used Adobe Photoshop 7 to adjust levels. The resulting image was pretty good, about the same quality as the photo that was developed from it. I had first tried forcing the uncut film into the holder, which meant damaging at least one frame. And it did not hold it precisely enough to get a good scan. All, and all, proabably not a very good way to scan APS film.
1502092
Unfortunately no. :( but it does ask you if your are certain you want to delet this pic.
615808
The W50 allows you to format a memory stick, which deletes all the pictures at once. They don't want to make it as easy as "one push of a button," since it's not reversible. But clearing the memory stick is just a few button pushes away.
1744945
it's manual, and it's somewhat cumbersome to feed the negatives in, I solved partially the problem by triming the corners of the negatives with scisors, well I take it as part of the fun of scanning old memories.
1909818
Not quite sure what you mean; however, you can simply remove the glass plate and remove any dust particles. Whatever your original media, slide, negatives, photo, you can edit. It's absolutely phenomenal.
2224983
Unfortunately, I don't have it with me. I gave it as a gift to my 86 year old mother. As I recall, I used the touch screen controls on the front and dragged in the pictures from my I Photo. Sorry I can't be more helpful but I recall it being pretty easy.
1263958
Mine does this also. I just hit the view button a time or two and it goes away. It's aggravating sometimes but I have four cameras and have not bought one that is as easy to use and dependable as this one.
2050700
I have no problem deleting the picutures still in the camera. I can zoom in and crop pictures on the camera and save as new.
2110405
I'm having the same problem. I bought this as a gift for my 87 year old dad. Got many relatives to contribute photos uploaded to mobile me, then installed the photos on the DPF D80. I set it up to display so my Dad wouldn't have to deal with any complex technology when he opened the gift. Now I can't figure out how to close the stand without breaking it. I really would prefer not to have to return the thing given all the effort that has gone into setting it up. Bleah.
29673
No. We have a little SD card reader we can plug into our iPhone or iPad and import the videos to view them out in the field. You can choose if you want to delete the video from the card once they are imported. (the SD card adaptor is for the older style plug on our Ipad, but I am sure they make similar adaptors for the new style)