I have 6,000+ photos and 2-8,000 Picture Keepers. How do I put 1/2 of the photos on one and 1/2 on the other?
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Can you load the photos into two separate files/folders and just load one to each PIcture Keeper? If you don't know how to do this call or email support, they will tell you how easily. I found it easier to get answers from them by email.
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If your computer has to places for thumb drives open them both and click on the picture and drag to the other.
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I would say no. There are 4 columns for 4X6 pictures. The two middle columns are for 24 horizontal photos and the two outer columns are for 16 vertical photos and same on the reverse. Each side holds 40 photos.
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There are five sections on both sides for a total of ten areas to separate your pictures. There are eight plastic dividers that can be removed to combine more pictures in one area. 6 3/8 inches wide x 4 1/2 tall. I wish it came with the plastic sleeves for the pictures. When I bought these at Costco several years ago they did.
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Don't know about 10,000 pictures, but I've backed up 2 to 3,000 pictures in a matter of seconds.
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This item worked great I converter close to a 1000 pictures, this is a good unit and easy to work. Good luck
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You can take the pictures both ways, depending on how you want them to turn out
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Yes, you can set the number of pics to '-' wich is to say -> as many as possible on the card!
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As many as your memory card can hold. Have another memory card with you to swap out if you ever fill up. Fellow photographers have given good advice here.
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yes. if you didnot stick the pics on the black board, you can take the pics out to put another in.
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Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card. Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6... » Read More Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card. « Show Less
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JR, You should not have any problems with doing as you asked. However I would caution you that you may only be able to make corrections to the photo 4 at a time. You should be able to scan all four pictures to save time, however you should then separate them as you put them in folders allowing you to correct and print one picture at at time rather having to print all four.
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i really agree with the answer supplied by Michael Maguire...it all depends on the size of the photos you wish to store. Mr Maguire gave an excellent answer.
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I add photos to them all the time. It works, but not with that crisp photo finish.
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Not sure on that one. I try to rotate my pics and save how I want before loading onto memory disk for frame. Sorry.
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The photo album is bound with stitching. You can't add additional pages, but since it weighs about 7 pounds when it is filled with the 500, due to weight you might want to buy separate albums.
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Photos one by one, but slides and negatives have holders that hold four and five. Once you fit the media in the holder, put it in the machine - hit the button, done. Literally seconds, once you get the hang of fitting the media in the holders.
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I bought this album a while back. If I remember correctly you can move the 8 by 10 pages to the front of the album. It does support both 8 by 10 and 5 by 7 photos.