Sony Digital Picture Frame Manual

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I can’t describe how delightful it is for me to look at this gorgeous, digital frame! For people like me, who is heavy into art it’s a miracle. I don’t have a tons of space to hang every picture that I love on my wall, but thanks to this frame I can enjoy every one of them and it makes me feel like I’m at the art gallery sometimes. The size of the frame is big enough to enjoy every detail of the picture, but not overly huge on the wall. It’s not heavy, so I can change the location where I want it to be. So far, I didn’t have any bugs or problems to set it up. Works really great, fast and doesn’t consume too much of WiFi. I love that depends on my mood, I can choose what I want to see at my wall, whenever I feel sentimental I put family pictures and it just warms my heart. I didn’t have problems with the app too. Overall, I think it’s unbelievable. This digital picture frame is everything and can fit it any design, I think I will never come back to simple picture frames after using this modern miracle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a beautiful digital picture frame. It has exceeded my expectations. I love being to have the ability to easily change the pictures. It is quite heavy and required two of us to hang it and I made my husband triple check that it was hung well enough to prevent any falls. It blends in perfectly with the rest of my decor and is usually the first thing people notice when they walk in our house.

You found this product by filtering by your lens mount, full-frame coverage, and your desired focal length, the almighty 50mm. You then sorted all available listings by Price: Low to High and discovered this. Your expectations are incredibly low, but are skeptical due to so many high-rated reviews. I got this lens for my Sony A7C. I really wanted a longer focal length, but moreso something that would work well for street photography, product shots, and portraits, and it works amazingly well. It is manual focus only, but putting focus peaking on helps a lot, and I think that learning to manual focus well is a great skill to learn. We're all spoiled by the fantastic autofocusing systems, and I think this is a great lens to start with if you've never used manual focus before. When you nail focus, the image is sharp. The lens is all metal, including the lens cap, so it's built incredibly well. I love the silver, as it matches my Sony A7C; I really wish more lens manufacturers offered silver for a color for FF lenses. I absolutely love the aperture ring and it's very fun to focus with. The only downsides include: sometimes getting vignetting on only the right side of the frame, and you get out of focus, swirly bokeh on the bottom of your frame (sometimes the top if you don't have a high enough shutter speed). But I think that gives this lens character and can be used creatively. Buy this lens. You deserve it. To see more sample photos, find me on VSCO and Instagram @justinwayphotos (both the RAW and JPEGS were to large for B&H to handle)

Upgraded from APS-C (Sony a6400) to full frame. Excellent price for this combination (RP w/ 24-105 f4-7.1). Arrived quickly as usual w/ B&H. Enjoyed the Sony, but enjoying the RP so much more - great feel in hand, superb layout of dials and buttons, much nicer menu GUI (with touchscreen), and the colors in photos appear more vibrant. Instructional manual (209 pages) included, plus links to an advanced manual pdf. Good documentation (like I received so long ago when I purchased my first Canon, a PowerShot A540 that is still fully operational.

I have never owned a full frame. I take photos of nature/landscape and my wife makes videos/vlogging. We needed a hybrid camera. I have owned Nikon D5500 which was great but bulky. Then Lumix LX100 was very portable for hikes, but then realized I wanted more reach. Got newly released Lumix GX9 which been great, but was struggling in low light. Even though I rarely take photos of night stars I wanted that option and only full frame can really provide that (or medium). On top of that wife started doing videos and we needed something with flip screen. I was really torn between Fuji and Sony even though Fuji is not full frame. I love Fuji's looks and manual dials, and the famous fuji colors. But after watching several youtube videos of blind comparison of colors between Fuji and Sony, 7 out of 10 I preferred Sony which actually was surprising for me. Then I saw Panasonic S5, same as fuji, looks, ergonomics and manual dials really were pulling me away from Sony. But as it turns out S5's autofocus is not great which is really important for vlogging. People complaining about lack of manual controls and bad EVF, but it seems they don't consider in size of the camera, it's tiny and sacrifices had to be made. It's like saying smart car is bad because it lacks trunk space. Do I wish there were more features? Yes I do, like 40mp sensor or pixel shift, fully functional touch screen and new menu system, but for me this camera is near perfect as is given it's size especially with the new pancake lens lineup.

I’ve had many digital frames, this is the best frame so far!

Very nice, just have to take your time to manual focus. See attached picture, shot with Sony A6000 , Nikon 85mm F1.8D with extension tube.

Picture taken with a Sony A7 II mirrorless digital camera, Sony LA-EA5 A-Mount to E-Mount Adapter with an A mount Sigma 70-200mm 1:2.8 APO DG HSM lens.

Frame TV looks great and having the bevel frame edges make it really look like a picture when in picture mode.

I love my digital photo frame. It is so easy to use and I have my most cherished photos with me any where I go.