Newbie question - SD card

[eGeezer]

In my experimenting, I was only looking to see if perchance the FW had a slideshow built in. Didn't think about giving feedback on how the pics looked. Perhaps they would load faster, tho, if they were scaled down from 2560 x 1920.

The jpegs I had on my camera SD card looked just fine in 8 grayscale, and would expect the 16 shade to look even better. I wouldn't have a problem loading a few pics on the PPro just to show off some stuff.

It'd be a wash between showing off pics of our new motorcycle camping trailer, for instance) on the teeny tiny phone screen in color, or on the much larger, but B&W ereader screen. Certainly wouldn't load up the vacation slideshow on the ereader, tho.

[DaleDe]

Originally Posted by eGeezer

In my experimenting, I was only looking to see if perchance the FW had a slideshow built in. Didn't think about giving feedback on how the pics looked. Perhaps they would load faster, tho, if they were scaled down from 2560 x 1920.

The jpegs I had on my camera SD card looked just fine in 8 grayscale, and would expect the 16 shade to look even better. I wouldn't have a problem loading a few pics on the PPro just to show off some stuff.

It'd be a wash between showing off pics of our new motorcycle camping trailer, for instance) on the teeny tiny phone screen in color, or on the much larger, but B&W ereader screen. Certainly wouldn't load up the vacation slideshow on the ereader, tho.

5 megapixels is pushing the limit for the Pocket Pro. I consider 4 Megapixels to be the upper limit and smaller is definitely better and faster. High Megapixels will eventually cause a lockup in the image viewer. The extra RAM in the EZReader Plus will help a bunch in this area, both in speed and capacity. Megapixel count is definitely more important than aspect ratio. I have used lots of wide images so long as the Megapixel count is low.

Dale