transferring photos
How do I transfer photos from my mac to a digital photo frame?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.15
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How do I transfer photos from my mac to a digital photo frame?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.15
The photo frame that I have uses a memory card. I crop the images to the screen size (in pixels) of the frame, reduce the file size a bit during export to Medium (to get more photos on the memory card), put the image file is a folder and add the folder to the memory card. Memory cards are normally formatted MS Dos FAT32 and, as such, only recognize a minimum of files in the root directory. That's the reason for the folder.
The photo frame that I have uses a memory card. I crop the images to the screen size (in pixels) of the frame, reduce the file size a bit during export to Medium (to get more photos on the memory card), put the image file is a folder and add the folder to the memory card. Memory cards are normally formatted MS Dos FAT32 and, as such, only recognize a minimum of files in the root directory. That's the reason for the folder.
OK - make sure you are connecting to the correct usb port on the frame. It should show up as a drive like a usb stick would on your mac.
Export pictures from photos to the frame "drive". (Select the images, then go to file>export. Select kind jpg. Size and compression as you like but no smaller than large.
It will depend on the frame.
Most likly by exporting images you want from photos onto a usb stick, and using that to transfer them from the frame
the frame is a Sony DPF-D95. I don't have a usb stick, but have connected with a usb cable
transferring photos