The 4 x 4" Canetti Color Edge Magnet Frame, with blue-colored edges, is a tabletop picture frame that can hold a single photo or two back-to-back photos measuring up to 4 x 4". Horizontal, vertical, or square photos can be placed between the frame's two clear panels, which are fastened together using built-in magnets. The magnets form a secure seal while allowing you to easily swap photos out. Constructed from durable acrylic, the frame's panels are easily cleaned with a soft, dry cloth, sold separately.

Clear, Acrylic Tabletop Picture Frame    Blue-Colored Edges    Holds 1 or 2 Photos up to 4 x 4"    For Horizontal, Vertical, Square Photos    Back-to-Back Panel Design    Secure, Magnetic Seal    Easy to Clean

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can logitech ptz pro ii connect directly to the hdmi port on the projector?

A: The Logitech PTZ Pro 2 Video Conferencing Camera (BH # LOPTZPRO2) will connect via USB to a computer only, It has no HDMI port or HDMI connectivity.

Q: 2. Is there software controls for the camera?

A: The only controls for the Logitech PTZ Pro 2 Video Conferencing Camera BH #LOPTZPRO2 reside with the included wireless remote control.

Q: 3. How long does the batteries last at full power? I would like "real-world" replies. Thanks :)

A: The batteries will last 2 hours at full power.

Q: 4. Is there a compatible grid/softbox accessory to narrow the beam angle to limit spill?

A: Unfortunately, there are no compatible grids or softboxes for this particular LED light.

Q: 5. Regarding the output of the light, how bright is it at its highest setting? For example, it is comparable to a 500w light, 650w, 1000w, etc. in terms of how bright it can get

A: Wow, one guy says 65 watt equivalent, another guy says 650 watt equivalent. What a difference! Here is the definitive answer: An old-school 750 watt Lowel Tota tungsten light puts out 2,700 lux at 3.3'. This light puts out between 778 and 865 lux at 3.3' (depending on your color; 5600K mode is brighter than 3200K mode). That's ~30% as much light as the Lowel Tota or the equivalent of a 220-240 watt tungsten light.

Q: 6. What type of USB ends are used to connect to the unit? A, B?

A: The USB connection on this device will be the standard USB A so you can plug it directly in to your computer.

Q: 7. What i sthe USB standard for this camera? i.e. USB2.0 or USB3.0 etc? What USB connector is on the camera?

A: it’s a proprietary cable that combines power and usb. the. breaks out to standard usb male and a power supply. 2 or 3 will work.

Q: 8. Does it have a built-in microphone?

A: No it does not: USB plug-and-play connectivity makes PTZ Pro 2 a breeze to deploy and use. Simply connect PTZ Pro 2 to the conference room computer or your laptop through USB, and you’re good to go. Designed for compatibility with video conferencing applications on Windows® and Mac® computers, PTZ Pro 2 complements any audio system or speakerphone..

Q: 9. Whats is the max lumen output at full setting?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer only lists this light in terms of lux rating which is 865 lux at 5600K at 1m and 780 lux at 3200K at 1m.

Q: 10. I know this product include battery, Can you ship it to Hong Kong?

A: As of today, this item can be shipped to Hong Kong.