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The Portable Photograph To Digital Picture Converter The Portable Photograph To Digital Picture Converter - This portable device allows you to convert your cherished photographs to digital format without being tethered to a computer. The device's twin rollers gently accept prints up to 4" x 6" and scan them at up to 1800 x 1200 resolution, quickly converting each photograph into an individual, high-quality JPEG digital picture file which is saved onto your preferred memory card (Play Video). The converter supports CF, MS, MS-Pro, MMC, XD, and SD memory card formats--the included 512MB SD card can store up to 250 pictures at the highest resolution. Once stored onto a memory card, you can transfer your pictures to a computer for additional editing as you desire using the built-in USB port and cable. Powered by its included AC adapter. 6" W x 1 3/4" H x 1 1/2" D. (2 lbs.) MORE INFO >>> |
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The Photograph to Digital Picture Converter The Photograph to Digital Picture Converter - Preserve Your Memories - This device quickly and easily converts photographs into digital images, allowing you to confidently preserve your memories for generations to come. Faster and easier than a conventional scanner, this device instantly captures the whole image using a 5 MP CMOS sensor, the same found in digital cameras. With up to 1,800 dpi resolution, 10 bits per color channel, automatic exposure control and color balance, clear, accurate digital images are assured. Photographs are placed into a tray that slides into the converter; the touch of a button records the image instantly. For photo transfers and power, it has a USB cable that plugs into a PC running Windows XP/Vista and includes software that allows you to edit, crop, and resize your pictures. Accepts 3 1/2" x 5", 4" x 6", and 5" x 7" photographs. 6 3/4" H x 10 1/2" W x 8 3/4" D. (1 lb.)
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The Slide and Negative to Digital Picture Converter The Slide And Negative to Digital Picture Converter - This device converts old 35mm slides and film negatives into digital images without the need for a computer, allowing you to easily preserve your memories. Slides and negatives are placed into a tray that aligns each properly. Images can be immediately previewed on the built-in 2 1/2" TFT color display; the touch of a button converts the image instantly and stores it on the converter's 32 MB flash memory (which can store up to 56 pictures) as a JPEG file. It includes an SD memory card slot (4 GB microSD/miniSD/SD adapter card sold below will store up to 5,715 pictures). When the built-in memory becomes full, you can transfer images to a Mac or a PC running Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7. You can also connect it directly to a TV to view the conversion process or your converted images. It has a 5MP CMOS sensor that provides 10 bits per color channel, automatic exposure control, and color balance, resulting in clear digital images without loss of quality. It can use USB or AC for power. Includes software that allows you to edit, crop, and resize your slides as well as convert your negatives into positives. 6 3/4" H x 3 3/4" W x 3 3/4" D. (1 lb.) more info > > > |
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Picture Framing (SKU: FYR23)Creative picture framing explored in classic and contemporary techniques. How to create many different framing effects, from woodstaining and color-washing to gliding and effect eglomise. Comprehensive instructions clearly demonstrate how to make mounts, cut glass, and cut, join and assemble frames. Includes over 20 step-by-step projects for decorative frames. Over 300 specially commissioned color photographs.
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Matting and Framing Made Easy (SKU: FYR22)Framing can be difficult and costly for the novice, but thanks to this book, now anyone can make a frame. In simple, step-by-step instructions, it covers six subject areas: measuring; mounting; matting; glazing; framing; and hanging artwork. 150 color illustrations.
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Decorating with Family Photographs (SKU: FYR03)"Scrapbook" the walls of your home! Sensitively displayed photographs - portraits, landscapes, snapshots - bring warmth and personality to any space. With these creative, inspiring design ideas, develop a unique decorating style that says volumes about who you are. Make a statement by blowing up a treasured photo, or capture the eye by placing small pictures into large mats. Mount a selection of images from favorite trips or activities - even turn them into wallpaper.
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Home Decorating With Personal Photos
Author: Fransis Rodrigues
Are you looking for a way to decorate your home inexpensively and give it a warm and inviting feeling? Displaying photos of family and friends around your home immediately invites people to get a glimpse of what is important to you. It also helps to make them feel welcome in your home.
There are many items on the market right now to make this process easy. Wall ledges with grooves to hold frames in place can be found at many stores. Hanging two or three ledges on an expanse of wall and placing large framed photos on them is an eye catching way to decorate with your personal photos.
Sets of table top frames can be purchased. These sets contain two or more (sometimes even as many as 15) coordinating photo frames in various sizes to make decorating simple. Placing coordinating frames around a room - some on a side table, some on a mantle, some on top of a bookcase - can help give your room a pulled together feeling.
To complement your holiday decorating, buy some seasonal frames and place personal photos of past holidays in them. Place them around the house at holiday time. You can change out the photos from year to year, making this a very inexpensive way to change your decorating each year.
If you'd like to put a little more work and creativity into decorating your home with personal photos, try one of these ideas.
Create a Wall Collage of Black and White Photos
With today's digital technology, making copies, cropping, and color enhancing your photos is easy and affordable. Try using this technology to create an inexpensive collage of black and white photos on a large open area of wall space in your home.
If you have old black and white photos of relatives you can mix them with recent photos. Vary the size of the prints and purchase inexpensive mats and frames for them. For added pop and contrast, vary the width of some of the mats, also.
You will need to create a template for your collage. Measure the dimensions of the wall space you will be using. Tape together pieces of newspaper to the exact dimensions and lay them on the floor. Then arrange your framed photos on the newspaper until you find a configuration you like.
Once you've found an arrangement that pleases you, trace each photo frame onto the newspaper. Then mark the spot where the hook is to be placed. Tape the newspaper onto the wall, nail in your hooks, and then remove the paper. You're ready to hang your black and white photos.
Use an Old Wood Window as a Frame
Purchase, grab from your basement, or trash pick an old wooden window with grills. This makes a one of a kind frame for your personal photos. Clean up the old frame and paint it. Or, leave the old, distressed paint on the window for a vintage decorating style.
You will need as many personal photos as you have panes of glass. Make sure the photos are smaller than each pane, leaving some open glass to show the wall behind. This creates a mat for your photos. Affix the photos onto the glass and hang the old window securely on the wall.
With a little time and thought, you can bring photos that have been stored away in dark closets into the light. This simple, creative, inexpensive way of home decorating with your personal photos will make a big impact on those who enter your home.
Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/home-decorating-with-personal-photos-76243.html
About the Author:
Fransis Rodrigues is the author of this article on Bedroom
Decor. Find more information on the subject at www.habitatdesigns.net
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Photographs give us a little glimpse of life back then.
It is not just names and dates, but we can put a face to it.
I really enjoy going to auction sales, looking at all those old things, antiques and things that I have no idea about.
Sometimes however among the tables of 'stuff' I find old photographs, pictures of men and women and families.
They are abandoned, to be auctioned off. No one knows who they are, no one claims them as their heritage. That makes me so sad. I am sure someone would love to have them, if only they knew who they were.
So, if you have photographs, old or new, write the name(s) of the people on the back of the picture, somewhere in the corner in small letters.
I too am the owner of some very old photographs. Even though I do not know their names, I do know that they are part of my history somehow. They are in my book as the "Unknowns'. You can view them in my galleries. Maybe you can give me a hint of who they are, or what time in history these pictures were taken (by clothes, uniforms, furniture, etc.)
Feel free to contact me if you have a clue.
Begin to identify photos. Use a soft lead pencil, never harder than a #2 lead. In the margins on the back of pictures, write complete names, location, date, and occasion. Never use a pen or write in the center of the photo.
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Dead Fred's Genealogy Photo ArchiveA free, fun photo genealogy research web site devoted to helping you visualize your heritage!
Trace your roots for FREE with the searchable database containing thousands of identified and mystery photos for genealogy enthusiasts looking for long-lost family. Anyone who finds a photo of a direct ancestor that is owned by the archive will receive the photo for free. |
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Want to find out more about those old unidentified family photographs?The Photo Detective has more than 25 years experience dating and interpreting photographs from around the world. Her complete photo services include analysis of the photographs--type of picture, costume, facial similarities and genealogical data. Clients receive a written report of the findings |
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Old Faded MemoriesMost damaged photos are
salvageable. With time and talent they can make your old photos like new
again! Along with artistic ability and program tools they can
restore your family treasures for passing down to future generations. |
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