Advantages: Size and definition Disadvantages: Fiddly buttons
I just purchased my first Digital Photo Frame and after much research chose the Sony DPF D80, WOW a terrific product. The 8" size makes a real difference versus the more standard 7" versions. The definition and resolution is superb 800x600 and the 4:3 sizing is a major plus. The many available settings are easy to use and I would recommend changing a number of the factory settings to optimise your own displays. I particularly liked the zoom function which provides 4x magnification its terrific! Build quality is superb although I find the tiny on/off switch a little troublesome, it needs a little reaction time to work, so press once and wait a few seconds. The auto power on/off is a very useful and green "feature". I feel the extra cost of this product is well justified. ...
Cannylondon 15.01.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Sony DPF-D80
Advantages: Good value, good quality photos Disadvantages: A little bit noisy
My father won this photoprinter in a New Year dinner prize draw earlier this year, together with a Sonydigital camera. Being the wonderful dad he is, he gave them as a gift to me and my husband so that we could take some great photo memories. Our version is not black - its the white one.
The printer also came with a 'print pack', which contains print cartridges and photo paper. Each cartridge gives 40 photos.
We had a lot of photos from our honeymoon and other lovely times since we'd been together, and having this little printer is perfect for lazy people like us that don't want to make the trip to the local photo shop! This is a very convenient solution for printing out those precious holiday snaps, at a very high level of quality - make yourself a cup of tea and discuss with family whilst sorting through photo collections ...
Advantages: Crisp excellent colour. Brilliant way to show off your snaps. A great feature Disadvantages: No battery facility.
Back in December last year my local camera shop was running an excellent promotion. If you purchased a Nikon Coolpix camera you would get a free photo frame upto the value of £50. There are many of these frames to choose from ranging from as low as £25 for a 7? frame upto and above £80 for this Sony frame.
After looking at the different frames available I decided I would choose the Sony. It was the most stylish of them all and the picture quality was stunning. I added an extra £30 to the £50 rebate to purchase the Sony frame.
Setup and Installation.
When I got home I took the frame out of the well packed box. It came complete with a transformer to power the frame and also a remote control should you wish to use it. The instruction manual was brief but outlined the instructions with clear images to support the setup.
When you first ...
