3D Picture Frame: EZ3D Photo Print

This thing is so cheaply made. I had to do a google search to find out how to even get it open because the flimsy clips on the back dont seem to want to slide open. Also the software doesnt work with newer operating systems including Vista. And, it is just a cheap piece of junk that looks like it cost about 5 cents to make. Very disappointed. You have to have your own photo printer/photo paper to print the photo. This is not a digital frame.

If you enjoy throwing your money away then buy this garbage. Im surprised to still see this con-job still on the market. Buy some NY Cheese or a porterhouse steak with that money. It is neither anaglyph or lenticular prints, just blurry prints good for the recycle bin.Nothing to show you not worth the digital space. Went strait to the recycle bin and tried to forget about it. Unfortunately it still haunts my dreams.

This product is a fairly good idea, but the execution is poor. The software runs as a single three-step wizard: select a photo, outline an area to raise above the background, and print. Outlining only allows you to choose a single object and raise it to one of three preset levels above the background, which doesnt enable much variety. Whats more, youre required to outline the object in a polygon, point-by-point; theres no Photoshop-style magic lasso tool here to outline the object by its colors. If you were hoping to use a pair of photos for a true 3d view, you wont get that from this product.

I saw this product on amazon and got it as a gift through my wishlist. The technolagy utilized in this product(lenticular printing) is commonly used to make 3d or moving hallmark cards. The lens allows the each eye to see a sligtly diffrent picture, resulting in a 3d illusion. In order to use the frame, you have to install the included program on a PC. Then you use the application to select the object you want in the foreground. I recomend you set the depth setting to high. Then you print it out with a decent printer, crop it (unless you have a photo printer) and insert it into the frame. The results are eye popping. It was so cool, I must have shown to 50 people, each of whom wowed when they saw the picture. They all saw the 3D effect. You can not go wrong with this frame.