Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

As a photography enthusiast, I was blown away by this frame! The images are tack sharp, bright, and with vibrant colors perfectly matching what I see on my Mac. And by managing images in the cloud, this is the perfect vehicle for younger generations to share their lives and adventures with their relatives. I can log in, upload by photos, create playlists, and push them out to the frame, while my parents and grandparents just sit back and enjoy the new photos. I only have 2 complaints: 1. There is not enough information regarding image formatting. The first time I tried uploading photos, I got an error message stating simply "file is too big" with no additional information. I searched through all the documentation I had and on Nixplay's website, and nothing clearly stated the recommended DPI resolution or image dimensions to use. It was only after reading another review here on Amazon that I found the information I needed. After resizing my images to 1920 x 1080 pixels and 72 DPI, the images started uploading and then I could see a message that the max file size allowed is 10MB (this would have been good to know when I got the error that my files were too big!). Once the photos were uploaded, I added them to an album and a playlist and published them to my frame. Resizing the images will help save tons of online storage space for more photos and they still look fantastic! 2. I can understand the 16:9 resolution for people who shoot sick mountain biking videos with their GoPros, but I feel that is more the exception than the rule. Because the majority of my photos are 4:3 landscapes, I either have to choose between black bars on the edges, or an up-and-down motion of my photos. I would greatly prefer more of a Ken Burns zooming effect on this frame or a traditional 4:3 sized frame.