Sd Card Photo Projector Screen

[3.7 oz / 106 g] This thing works really well and has a well designed screen and buttons. You need to supply a micro SD card for it to record on.

[0.038 lb] not much to say but a very good SD card

[2 x 2"] Being a stand-alone unit, no computer is needed until you post-process - crop, tweak, etc. I think this overall design is old because it could only take a full-sized SD card, 2GB, anything larger isn't recognized. It did not recognize a 1-gig micro in the SD adapter. Fortunately I have a usable card. Also it used the old style USB-B mini plug (see image). The max resolution is really good. Files are 5760 x 3840 pixels at 72dpi. I was really surprised at how fast and efficient the imaging process is. Through the on-screen menu, select the film type and resolution. Put the strip of film in the carrier, slide it into the slot, the screen displays the image, the carrier slides through and clicks in place frame by frame (6 frames in the carrier). Press the button to capture, it's done. I did over 400 images in a little over a day. Some close up sample included in this review. A couple of things I noticed, the image area is not the full 24 x 36mm. The scan is cropped around the perimeter of the neg. or slide. That may be a problem for some.

[ AAC LC Audio] Looked around for a while trying to find a compact point and shoot for my wife like the ones we had growing up and was surprised to see so few options in the more affordable price range of sub $500. We tried a few competitors but the controls were weird, or the size was too large, or it didn’t have flash or zoom. This one fits the bill perfect, and it was a bit cheaper than the ones we had tried. She loves the slight purple tint of the silver finish on it, and we both feel a lot of nostalgia every time we pull it out to take a picture. The only quirk we found was an issue with the SD card we tried, apparently the read/write speeds were too slow for this camera and it would get caught in a black screen with flashing light and “busy” screen if we tried to view a picture we had taken, and it made scrolling through those photos insanely slow and frustrating. Thankfully the solution was a new SD card with much faster speeds, and now it cycles through the photos much quicker without the busy screen. Overall a really nice throwback to the cameras we grew up with and I can’t overstate how compact it is, it’s so easy to take it anywhere. The battery seems to last a long time, but spares are cheap so we stocked up on a couple of those too. 10/10!

[U3] Good SD card to use for photo and video. I was worried switching from SanDisk to Sony, worrying that it would not work on my other cameras being Fujifilm and Canon, but they work perfectly and write extremely fast.

[0.205 lb] This is my third one from Think Tank Photo. one for compact flash and one for SD cards. Quality construction plus slot for my business card/address card.

[10] It's a standard 128GB SD card...

[SDXC] The best memory SD card, very fast !

[633x] Fast SD card. Fast delivery.

[6 x 4 x 0.01"] It's a fast excellent SD card.