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- Digital Photo Frame with 3D Display
- 20.3 cm (8 Inch) panel with 800 x 600 pixel
- Enjoy 3D videos & pictures in excellent quality
- Embedded battery for mobile use
- 2GB SD card bundled
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Aiptek3D Digital Photo Frame P8 is part of the new Aiptek 3D product line with camcorders, digital photo frames and webcams. With Aiptek 3D Digital Photo Frame P8 you can enjoy your 3D videos & picture on a great 8” display wherever you are. Thanks to internal SD card reader, USB port and embedded battery P8 is a great companion to view 3D pictures without glasses. Illuminated touch keys make the products easy to use and keep it elegant in all environments. But also the 2D content can be displayed in 3D by using automatically 2D to 3D engine inside the Digital Photo Frame P8.
8” 3D digital picture frame for displaying 3D video and 3D still imagewithout 3D glasses
Automatic 2D to 3D converting engine inside
Parallax barrier 3D technology rovides high resolution performance
Playback Aiptek 3D video in H.264 format
Auto slideshow with MP3 music in background
Easy to use thanks to new and intuitive user interface (UI)
Illuminated touch keys
Internal battery for mobile use
Compatible with USB flash drives and SD/SDHC/MMC cards up to 32GB
Incl. Remote control and 2GB SD card
Product Description
With the Aiptek 3D-picture frame you can enjoy your 3D-videos and pictures on a 20.3 cm (8") large display. Through the 3D-display you can view your videos and pictures even without special glasses. Thanks to the 1 GB internal memory you can also store a part of your files directly. The touch-usage at the display enables an easy usage and also looks elegant. In addition, the picture frame can also shown 2D-recordings in 3D-format.
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47 of 51 people found the following review helpful
DO NOT BUY THIS IF YOU ARE ALSO BUYING A FUJIFILM FINEPIX REAL 3D CAMERA. The images produced by the camera are not compatible with this viewer and they cannot be easily converted to make them compatible. I spent some hours experimenting with stereoscopic software and although I concede that it might be possible to produce something that might work, it would mean expending a great deal of time and effort and the result would be a severely modified image very different from the picture that was originally taken.
I shall be returning my purchase to amazon for a refund.
I shall be returning my purchase to amazon for a refund.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
At first I thought there was something wrong with the one I received, as I saw double on stills however I moved back and forward and side to side while viewing. I have the Aiptek 3D i2 camera, so it wasn't a question of incompatible formats. However, a video taken on the same camera displayed pretty well, and I eventually realised that it simply doesn't like the subject too close to the camera. Some outdoor test shots with the subject matter at least 4 or 5 feet away displayed fine, with a good 3D effect. So not much use for portraits, not in 3D anyway.
I bought the frame to display scans of old stereo colour slides taken as long ago as the fifties. I can scan them with a digital slide scanner and assemble the images into what seems to be the side-by-side format this uses, but so far no luck viewing them in 3D. I will probably have to convert them with some software utility, as the Aiptek ones seem to be squashed horizontally to fit two full frames into one, whereas the old film ones are more like half-frame (three fifths frame probably) for each side.
The manual and quick guide are unhelpful, both saying you should press the on button for two seconds to turn it on, and press again to turn it off. Actually it is exactly the other way around- you press just once momentarily to turn it on, and hold for two seconds to turn it off. I dread to think how many other mistakes there are when they stumble at the first fence. Amusingly, the quick guide has translated the word "English" in the header for the English language section into the language of various other language sections instead of putting the word for those languages in their header- so the other languages are identified as "Engels", "Englanti", "Engelsk" and so on.
I bought the frame to display scans of old stereo colour slides taken as long ago as the fifties. I can scan them with a digital slide scanner and assemble the images into what seems to be the side-by-side format this uses, but so far no luck viewing them in 3D. I will probably have to convert them with some software utility, as the Aiptek ones seem to be squashed horizontally to fit two full frames into one, whereas the old film ones are more like half-frame (three fifths frame probably) for each side.
The manual and quick guide are unhelpful, both saying you should press the on button for two seconds to turn it on, and press again to turn it off. Actually it is exactly the other way around- you press just once momentarily to turn it on, and hold for two seconds to turn it off. I dread to think how many other mistakes there are when they stumble at the first fence. Amusingly, the quick guide has translated the word "English" in the header for the English language section into the language of various other language sections instead of putting the word for those languages in their header- so the other languages are identified as "Engels", "Englanti", "Engelsk" and so on.
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