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jaykay18 Oddware: Iomega FotoShow

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Channel: jaykay18 · 2016 · Howto & Style

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Originally recorded March 7, 2016.

A demonstration of the Iomega FotoShow.  This is a device that allows you to copy your digital pictures from a SmartMedia or CompactFlash card to a ZIP 250 disk.  It can do this without any external devices.  It also interfaces with a TV and allows you to organize and even rudimentarily edit your digital photos, organize them into albums, etc.  It can also be plugged into a computer via USB, which allows it to function solely as a 250MB Zip Drive.

Although I plugged the audio cable in, I never turned on the speakers.  There will be an updated video on this unit with sound.

From the manual:
The FotoShow™ Digital Image Center provides a digital workspace where you can organize, edit, and present your digital photos and presentations. Your FotoShow Image Center can:
• Transfer digital film content (3.3v SmartMedia™ or CompactFlash™ memory cards or IBM® Microdrives™) to inexpensive Zip® disks that can be read by your computer.
• Transfer existing JPEG images from your email, scanner, hard drive, or directly from the internet to the FotoShow™ Digital Image Center and organize them in your digital photo album.
• Function as an external Zip® 250 USB drive. (This manual discusses using your FotoShow Image Center with a TV or as a portable device for downloading images from your digital camera. For information on using this device with a computer, please view the Zip Drive Manual contained on the FotoShow™ Zip® disk..)
• Organize photos into digital photo albums that can be viewed on your TV.
• Create slideshows and presentations that can be displayed on any TV. Some TVs may require a special adapter (sold separately).
• Rotate, crop, and correct your digital photos.
• Remove red eye from portraits.
• Add effects, such as sepia tone (antique) or black and white, to your digital photos.
• Display and edit JPEG graphics on your TV.
• Be used as an alternative to expensive computer projection systems.
• Take your photos back to the PC for printing, e-mailing, posting on the internet, etc.

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