Quickly Convert Your Old Photographs to Digital Images

These new digital picture converters quickly and easily convert your old photographs into vibrant digital images.  One of the greatest things about this new technology is that you can now preserve your memories for generations to come.  Simply place your photographs in the tray on top which slides into the convert and with the touch of a button instantly records the images to your PC using the ever popular USB cable which is also included with the device.
       It quickly converts your images using a 5MP CMOS sensor, which is the same thing in digital cameras.  The 5MP provides up to 1,800 dpi resolution.  If your looking for a nice digital picture frame to display your new digital pictures on, check us out at FlyDigitalFrames.com

What could be better than Wi-Fi on your Digital Picture Frame

Over the past couple of years, there are two things that have been the main driving force in the sale of digital picture frames.  And that would be the resolution of the frame(clarity of the picture) and whether or not they are  Wi-Fi enabled.  Having the ability, to wirelessly transfer pictures from your computer to your digital showcase has made a lot of people who would rather not deal with having to transfer pictures to a digital frame to giving it a shot.
Well what could be better than that.  Well what if you don't have a wireless network in your home.  Welcome to 2010's new technology for digital frames.  3G digital picture frames are here.  A couple of manufactures on the market have started embedding 3G and 4G technology in their digital picture frames.  With the advent of social media sites like Flickr and Facebook, we can all see the storm on the horizon of a new age of downloading an album from Facebook to your digital picture frame for that party this weekend.

The Truth about MegaPixels on your Digital Camera to go with your Digital Picture Frame

Most people don't know the truth about Megapixels when it comes to picking out the right Digital Camera.  If your looking or a Digital Camera to crop your images than go ahead and get the most megapixels you can.  That is about the only reason to choose your camera based soley on megapixels.

What most people don't know is that actually the camera's light sensor plays a big role in getting you the best picture quality and resolution.  You will probably notice that the larger the sensor size, the more the camera will cost.

Given that the sensor size is the same in two cameras with one having a 8 megapixel rating and one with a 6 megapixel rating, the later one will actually have a better picture quality.  The sensor in the camera only has so much space on it to extract the light through the lens and then process it into a picture file on the camera.  With 2 more megapixels add on, the image processor inside the camera has to "guess" what the color of those extra 2 megapixels are and most of the time it gets these colors wrong.  This might not matter too much when your displaying your pictures on a small 7-inch digital picture frame, but when it comes to larger digital picture frames, you might care a little bit more.

The bigger your sensor is on the digital camera, the more light it can capture and give you a more brillant picture to put on your digital picture frame.

Converting Your Hard Copy Pictures Into a Digital Format

Lately a new little technology has come to our attention called the digital picture converter.  Now you can take all your old pictures from your scrapbook or photo album and convert them into a digital picture file so they can be uploaded to facebook or where ever you would like to share them.  Some Digital Picture Converters even allow you to take your negatives and convert them into a digital format.  At FlyDigitalFrames.com, we don't have these items for sale yet, but we plan on adding them here in the near future.

Until then check out our awesome 7 inch digital picture frames.

LED Display's comes to Digital Picture Frames

Samsung Electronics announced it would be coming out with a whole new array of LED digital picture frames at the Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas last week.  LED stands for Light Emitting Diode and is the new hotness for the last have of 2009 and now.  Samsungs new LED technology should cut power consumption on these displays by more than 60%  LED's can be used on almost any type of display panel and is much better than Plasma or LCD displays.

Check out our latest 7-inch digital picture frames at FlyDigitalFrames.com.

Sungale Cyberous ID700WTA is the 2009 Digital Picture Frame of the Year

It's no doubt the Sungale Cyberous is one of the best digital picture frames of the year for 2009.  It comes with alot of the great feature we have seen this year.  First of all it is the most popular size of digital frame which is the 7-inch model.  This makes it big enough to have good, crisp looking pictures and also small enough so it doesn't break your bank.
It of course is over the minimum resolution recommendation at 800x600 screen resolution.  It includes this year's biggest innovation, the Wi-Fi enabled feature, so you can utilize the internet and transferring pictures to it wirelessly without having to use any type of media.  One of the best things about the digital picture frame is the ablility to double an internet-enabled media player with full video and audio support.  It does currently retail at $229, but it is well worth it for all the features you get. You can find alot of 2009's great discount digital picture frames at FlyDigitalFrames.com.

Have a great New Years, everyone.  We can't wait to see what kind of new and exciting innovations will be coming in 2010.

PC Mag names the Toshiba Digital Picture Frame their Editor's Choice

The new Toshiba DMF82XKU 8" Digital Media Frame is little on the pricey side, but any Wi-Fi enabled digital picture frame is going to be over $100 or you probably don't want to buy it. Plus this frame makes transfering picture so easy your grandma could do it. It is wireless enabled to hook up to your home network seamlessly and if you know how to upload your favorite pics on to Facebook than you shouldn't have a problem downloading them to your digital picture frame. If your wondering about how to go about buying a digital picture frame for a gift this season, you should definitly check out the new PC Mag article titled "How to Buy a Digital Photo Frame." We, at FlyDigitalFrames.com definitely agree with their tip that you should never buy a digital frame with less resolution than 640x480.