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Digital 3D Picture Viewer - "The DigiStereopticon"

Step 2Get a 7" digital photo frame

Get a 7\" digital photo frame
Okay, this isn't rocket science. What we're doing here is basically re-assembling the off-the-shelf Loreo 3D viewer so that it works with a Digital Photo Frame instead of printed photos.

There are many digital photo frames on the market. Since the Loreo viewer is optimized for 4x6 photos, you'll need a 7" digital photo frame. For some reason the 7 inches are measured diagonally so this is the right size. (Note: Some of the 7" photo frames are 16:9 widescreen. I don't know if those would work as well.)

I chose a digital photo frame from Phillips. After much research, I found the Phillips frame to be the highest resolution and brightness of all the 7" frames. It's 720x480, which is decent for our purposes. I found mine on craigslist for $100 cash.

http://www.amazon.com/Philips-6-5-Inch-Digital-Photo-Frame/dp/B000VEUU5U/ref=dp_ob_title

It comes apart quite easily -- simply remove the four black screws in the corners.
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