Kodak EasyShare SV811 (8858946) Digital Photo Frame

Pros: Good display, works with most memory cards, has audio, includes remote

Cons: Manual scrolling impractically slow, no randomizing, vertical images display smaller

The Bottom Line: If you're in the market for a small digital photo frame, this is a good option. It's easy to use with a decent display.

Review: The convenience of digital cameras had made not only photography easy, but it has also made it easy to be lazy. While film forced us to take a trip to the pharmacy to get our pictures developed, many people slack on getting their photos printed when...

Pros: Outstanding picture quality at a good price.

Cons: Poorly conceived features and settings... Inability to randomize display sequence... Bulky power supply.

The Bottom Line: At $150, the Kodak EasyShare SV811 is a good value. It's features and options are unimpressive, but it's easy to use and has a vivid picture.

Review: I love the concept of the digital picture frame. It is a great non-intrusive way to share your photos with others or to display several photos in your home without taking up much space. Until recently, I have resisted purchasing a digital picture...

Pros: Great Picture, Simple Use, Sleek Look

Cons: No Randomization Of Pictures, Ugly Thick Cord

The Bottom Line: I love this picture frame, and it works great. It's the best one out right now.

Review: This product is great! I love photo albums, but as a college student that is away from home quite often, it helps me wake up and go to sleep with my family and friends back home.

Looks
The look of this picture frame is really sleek and...

Pros: Good picture quality, bright picture, ease of use.

Cons: Manual is hard to use.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this frame to anyone.

Review:

I received this picture frame for Father's Day in 2007. It now resides in my office at work and has turned into quite the topic of many conversations.

OUT OF THE BOX
The picture frame came with software for PC interface, a power supply,...

Pros: Attractive frame, sharp picture, easy to use

Cons: No photo randomization, non-standard aspect ratio, no dissolve transition

The Bottom Line: If you don't mind cropped photos and a predictable picture rotation, you get a very sharp screen for a reasonable price.

Review: I do love the look of the frame, and the picture quality is excellent. It's pretty easy to use, especially if you're already acquainted with the ins and outs of generic USB storage devices (thumb drives, digital cameras, etc). These are the most...

Pros: Good Image quality, High speed photo reading

Cons: you can get exactly samething without Kodak name for much less!

The Bottom Line: Go for 4:3 standard screen and Buy other brands, for better use and prices

Review: The Kodak is buying their Frames as OEM from other manufactures, with same processing chipset and same program (different graphic) and you end up paying at least 35% higher than exactly same product but with other brand names that you may not aware...

Pros: Great Screen, everything you need is in the box EVEN THE USB CABLE!

Cons: Screen is odd size, like many photo frames today. 128MB memory is insufficient.

Review: I won this in a prize drawing, it is an excellent frame! The picture quality is amazing! The menus are easy to use. Just plug and go. It even includes a nice remote control!

Pros: Easy

Cons: Poor rendering of pictures (blurry)

Review: The Kodak SV811 is a poor design. The SV811 screen is 16:9 and the pixels are 800 x 480, which is NOT 16:9. That means the pixels are not square (maybe the screen was made for TV). The screen is re-digitizing the pictures to make them fit and this...

Pros: nice picture IF you can get it to show them!!

Cons: fails to read memory cards can not load photos onto frame- terrible tech support

Review: 1st one purchased I was told to return to store by a Kodak 'tech' because the memory card would not show up.
2nd frame- loaded all photos from computer onto memory card (in Frame) and nothing but a time glass! 6 e-mails to Kodak- and no help-...

Pros: sturdy frame,easy to use, large amount of memory

Cons: didn't find any.

Review: I have had my frame for 3 months,I like everything about it.I just wanted to share that a 2 yr. old,threw this frame down on a hardwood floor 4 times during the course of a week--and it still works fine.Each time it happen,I thought oh no the frame...