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How many photos fit on a 2GB memory card for a digital photo frame?
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This depends on how the resolution of the picture frame is and whether you convert the photos for the resolution or just unconverted upload. An unconverted jpeg of a digital camera can already have 8-10 megabytes.
But let’s take a picture frame with FullHD. So you convert all pictures in 1920×1280 (3:2 format). Then a JPG image with only little compression has on average the size 0.5 megabytes.
2 GB are 2000 MB. So then 2000 divided by 0.5.
So you get about. 4000 images on the picture frame when all images are adapted to the format.
A typical size for a medium quality and resolution photo is about 2-4 megabytes (MB) in JPEG format. For this calculation, we assume that an average photo is 3 MB.
To calculate the number of photos that match the 2GB memory card, we need to convert the storage capacity to Megabyte:
2 GB = 2,000 megabytes (MB)
Now we share the total capacity by the size of a single photo:
Number of photos = total capacity of memory card / size of a photo
Number of photos = 2,000 MB / 3 MB
Number of photos ≅ 666.67
Thus, about 666 photos with an average size of 3 MB would fit a 2GB memory card. Note that this is only an estimate as the actual size of the photos can vary. If the photos are smaller, of course, more pictures fit on the map, and if they are larger, it fits less accordingly.
This depends on the size of a single image.
This depends among other things on resolution and file type.
On my stick 2GB there are 567 JPGs on it and there’s something free.
If only jpeg 500-1500 comes to many Fakroren. If you only have monochrome shepherds, jpeg is well compressed then more than if you are photographing grating structures.