Samsung Frame Manual

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Music Frame is sleek and stylish, resembling a picture frame, which allows it to blend seamlessly into home decor. You can personalize the frame by inserting your own images. The frame comes in black, with the option of a white variant, and features a minimalistic yet premium build.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung The Frame, as the name suggests, looks like a picture frame. The customizable frame and slim-fit wall mount are not just about blending the television into your home decor; they transform it into a piece of art. The anti-reflection matte display enhances viewing by significantly reducing glare, allowing for a more immersive experience. The Art Mode feature, which displays high-resolution artwork when the TV is not in use, seamlessly blends in. The picture quality, is nothing short of great. Samsung's Tizen OS is the backbone of The Frame's smart features, offering a user-friendly interface with a built in Samsung SmartThings app and hub. This ecosystem allows for effortless control over your smart home devices directly from the TV. The sound quality complements the visual experience, delivering clear and immersive audio that matches the high standards set by the visual components. In conclusion, the Samsung LS03D The Frame TV goes beyond being just a television; it is a multifaceted device that enhances the aesthetic and functional aspects of any living space. Whether you're an art enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the finer things in life, The Frame is a remarkable product that offers much more than meets the eye.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung has created a unique new product called the Music Frame and I am blown away by the idea and the sound from this product. First things first, the Music Frame doubles as a picture frame. You can display pictures in the 8X8 frame. The sound from this device is incredible. Once I setup the device by using the Smartthings app and accepted, I was able to cast my music and playlist. There was a bit of a delay when casting, but after a few seconds the music started playing. I couldn’t believe the sound from Music Frame. It was super loud and crisp. The bass response was tuned just right and the treble was perfect. I then paired the frame to my 2024 Samsung OLED. All I can say is the frame is now serving as our soundbar. The voice clarity is good and it has some of the same features of our soundbar. Night mode and voice enhancement is present as well. We also plan on getting another Music Frame to complete the stereo sound setup. Q-Symphony sound add another layer when watching TV. Hard to believe the Music Frame is able to produce the level of sound that it does. I was able to use the frame for sound on my older Samsung televisions as well. Overall, I was presently surprised and I super excited to listen to music and watch movies now. I really recommend listening to this device in person.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Frame TV is a picture frame-like TV that can display artwork, shows, movies, and memories. It has a QLED HDR TV with 100% Color Volume and Quantum Dot that can saturate the screen with a billion colors. It also has an Art Mode that can transform the TV into an art exhibit. Speaker quality is not as expected.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Music Frame is a very beautiful Music device. On unboxing, it came with a stand, a mounting kit, a detachable picture frame, and a power cable. The frame appears heavy and prestigious. The design is so stylish but also solidly built. It has control button at the side for Bluetooth and volume control, It is very easy to set up. I downloaded the Smart-thing App and i use it as the remote control. A tiny red light shows at the bottom of the music frame when the frame is turned on. I connected it to my TV and the sound transformed my viewing experience. The sound is so amazing, it has an inbuilt subwoofer that can be heard through the bass. I now have a great experience watching movies because it feels like I am in a movie theater. It also has Dolby Atoms which is great. I can play music from my phone when it is connected to the music frame through Bluetooth. It also has Alexa and Google Assistant capabilities. The aesthetic and simplicity of the music frame have added a beautiful touch to my living room. I highly recommend the Samsung Music Frame and I know you will love it as much I love it.

I'll start with the fact that manual lenses currently exist for those who like to focus manually. Saving money it's from another book, however...))) Before buying a manual lens, it is advisable to try manual focusing (in a store or if friends have one) and see if you need it? ... You should also be careful with ultra-fast lenses, they require more attention and accuracy. Difficulties with focusing a manual lens are mainly a problem of the person and not the lens. I consider this lens just as a gift for lovers of manual ultra fast lenses. It's small but hefty, has smooth focusing, beautiful rendering, nice rich colors and very attractive bokeh. And in addition to that , you can try it full frame camera and it will almost cover the frame . I would highly recommend this lens for those who clearly understand what manual optics are and how to use them.

OK so it's a little slow and the exposure varies across the frame a bit and it's manual focus. but it's cool and my GF1 fits in my pocket with this lens on it!. The price is right, I almost want one for each of my M4/3 bodies. It will be $ you won't regret spending.

This was one of the first lenses I bought for my GH4 and it's been one of my most used. Renders beautiful colors and flares (if you're into that sort of thing), is wonderfully sharp even wide open, and has a very responsive and smooth focus ring. It's a beast in low light, which makes it especially useful for Micro Four Thirds shooters. A really nice normal prime focal length, especially when paired with the GH4, as this lens comes out to about a 48mm full frame equivalent with the 4K crop. So if you're coming from full frame system with classic 50mm f/1.8 setup, you'll feel right at home with this lens. The body is a metal frame with a tough plastic exterior. It feels well built and and sturdy, and it's stood up marvelously to about a year's worth of consistent use. The construction on all the Rokinon lenses I own has been solid, and I definitely find it better than the all-plastic builds of the budget Panasonic and Olympus lenses. The only real downside some may find with this lens is that it's fully manual. If you are predominantly a video shooter like me, this probably isn't a huge loss, but some photographers may find it unideal. In addition to being fully manual, the focus ring also does not hard stop at infinity, going a few degrees beyond it. So that's important to keep that in mind if you want to use this lens for landscape or astrophotography work. This issue is pretty common on lenses in this price range, and I still prefer a manual ring to wire focus when it comes to trying to nail focus on distant objects. Whether you're a photographer or videographer, this lens has a lot to offer, and for the price it's tough to beat.

For Micro Four Thirds cameras, you cannot beat the value of this lens for the price. There are no other native format lenses in this focal length. This lens is part of my collection of manual focus fast prime lenses. I have owned used legacy manual lenses (e.g., Canon, Nikon) that needed an adapter, and fast lenses ( f/2) get to be expensive. This Samyang (same as Rokinon) gives you at least one more stop, and sharp across the frame even wide open at f/1.4. I also had a 4/3 version of this lens that I sold because of the expense of the adapter. I like that this lens is all in one with no need for an adapter. Because this lens is made in many versions for different mounts, this MFT version is a bit on the long side, but that is the trade off for not needing an adapter. Another advantage on MFT is that this lens was designed to cover full frame, which, on MFT, provides improved sharpness at the edges for brighter apertures. This lens is well made - mostly metal and glass. The quality of the front cap and hood have been improved compared to the earlier one I owned. It is on the big and heavy side, but not much bigger or heavier than my other quality manual focus MFT Voigtlander lenses. This is the trade off for precision fast manual lenses. The controls (focus and aperture) are precise and easy to use. I noticed on this lens, just like the earlier one I owned, that the alignment of the eight aperture blades at smaller apertures is not all that symmetrical, but it does not appear to affect photos.

You get full-frame field of view without having to give up your first-born. Of course there are compromises. First, it is manual focus only but the good news is that manually focusing using a hi-res EVF (and all the focusing aids) is easier than using you entry level/prosumer DSLR's optical/pentaprism/pentamirror viewfinder. More keepers!!! Second, it is manual aperture. It really is not a big deal (for me anyway). And last but not least, some of your lenses may not fit properly. Lenses that worked for me include Nikkor 50mm f1.8, 85mm f1.8, 180mm ED F2.8, Samyang 35mm f1.4 and 85mm f.14. Image quality did not suffer compared to the same lenses mounted to my D90. Highly recommended!!