(Part 2) Best digital picture frames according to redditors

Here you go...

You do know these have existed for about a decade right?

Why not? https://www.amazon.com/Pandigital-Photo-Mail-Digital-Frame/dp/B007R9EP5I

Maybe try getting him one of the digital picture frames to put on his wall so he always has access to the pictures on a screen (which might be a big disconnect between the printed pics and the computer/phone pics). You get to choose what pics go in, or maybe once a week pick them together, and I think some allow for videos.

I also think finding a kids digital camera for him to use would be a great idea. Although it might mean that you get a million pictures of a toddler with a camera for a face.

Another, less fun, option would be to completely limit his ability to go through the pictures and having a stern talk every time he tries to muscle in and see them before getting a picture. Maybe set up a rule that he can't look at the pictures until he takes a picture and deal with the initial tantrums that will happen the first handful of times you enforce the new rule.

No, but there's this:


Step 1: Convert the .gif to a video file.

Step 2: Upload to Digital Picture Frame

Step 3: Profit

There’s this one on Amazon. I looked into these for a gift for Christmas but they are a little steep. Pretty cool idea though.

http://www.amazon.com/Coby-DP700BLK-7-Inch-Digital-Picture/dp/B003307BYW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1314371273&sr=8-1

I have always thought this has always been a fantastic idea, and it might help preserve memories for awhile.

Friends and family faces, she wont be so concerned by not recognizing someone.

If you have no idea what you want for yourself, consider buying gifts for family or friends. Remember how huge and awesome it was to get a 'big' gift like a video game as a child, and buy one or two for the kids in your social sphere. Or buy something good for your mum. Get her this digital photo frame -- fill it up with family photos in chronological order, starting with her childhood photos/her grandparents, her school photos, her wedding, your birth, your childhood, graduation, right up to a photo of you putting photos on the frame, and then photoshop in some "future" photos of her with a robot butler after that. Slap a note on it that says "Got a great bargain on this because the salesman said it had spooky powers" and give her a nice gift and a laugh.

Kinda wish I got your giftee

Mine is ok in comparison, but I would have so much fun putting together a shit gift for this person.

I'd start with one of those shitty digital photo frames and load it up with PSAs, commercials, trailers for shows, awful infomercials, and anything that's boring and not a TV show

To top it all off, print out a picture of the TV, glue it to some cardboard, cut out the frame, and glue it to their Brand New TV™ complete with Brand New (cardboard) Remote™!

Alrighty. ;)

Bonsai

Cactus Dish Garden

Classic Dish Garden

Non-living options

Book

Digital Photo Frame filled with photos (of course)

Whatever the hell this thing is

I'm planning to get this for overseas family; I haven't tried it yet though so no idea how well it works. I like that I can upload/manage the photos remotely.

Lyve was discontinued, what does that mean?


Question: What is happening with the Lyve service?
Answer: The Lyve service was discontinued on December 31, 2016. You will no longer be able to view your photos or videos through the Lyve mobile and Lyve desktop apps.

Question: What happened to my Lyve account?
Answer: Your Lyve service account was permanently deleted including related information or metadata about your photos and videos. Remember that the Lyve service does not store your photos and videos, only information about your content.

source: http://knowledge.seagate.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/007777en

While Lyve is built with a service that runs in the cloud, your photos and videos are not stored on our servers. The service is designed to store only the index of your photos and videos, allowing you to access them anywhere.

source: https://www.amazon.com/Lyve-Manager-Mobile-Devices-Storage/dp/B00JGGBBBG

Your photos are somewhere on your own device(s). You just need to find them.

For You?

For Me


Have fun! :)

The ones that I've seen that are nice tend to be really expensive, like this $370 frame from SSA.

There's these two on Amazon; they probably can't do video but perhaps a fast enough photo sequence would do?

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https://www.amazon.com/Sunpak-Pocket-Digital-Photo-Frame/dp/B001FJQM9S

https://www.amazon.com/Brookstone-Life-Digital-Picture-Frame/dp/B00M52NSFK

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There are some seven inch ones that do video.

Or something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Cywulin-Handheld-Supports-Multiple-Birthday/dp/B07MKGZQ7H

https://www.amazon.com/MonkeyJack-Screen-Digital-Music-Player/dp/B077Q5CLBS

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Not sure about the captions but I got this one for my wife. It works quite well and is large enough to proudly display our photos.

Depending on what you need to playback on, and how eager you are to build it yourself, triggered digital announcement devices are available. We've considered the same thing, for emergency warnings, etc, via the PA system at work.

Well, there's this one that holds 1G worth of pictures/2400 pictures. It's the one that we got - I think that one gig is enough for pictures, but just search for here.

Sorry, I missed the upload feature request.

I googled "Digital Picture Frame Picasa" and got these. Both of these supports at least Picasa:

http://www.amazon.com/IPEVO-CSFU-01IP-Kaleido-Wireless-Photo/dp/B001U363PM/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1367596870&sr=1-5&keywords=Digital+Picture+Frame+Picasa

http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-DMF102XKU-10-Inch-Wireless-Digital/dp/B002IVVD9Q/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1367597042&sr=8-12&keywords=Digital+Picture+Frame+Picasa

But they are a bit over $100...