Photo Frames

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Photo frames turn favourite prints into something you can enjoy every day, from family photos on a desk to larger images displayed on a wall. They can also help protect prints, artwork and photos you want to keep for years. With digiDirect, you can print your photos and choose a frame to suit, making it easier to get the size right from the start. Find the Right Photo Frame Different frame styles suit different photos and spaces. Start with where you want to display your image and how you want it presented. Tabletop Frames Tabletop frames have a built-in stand for shelves, desks and side tables. They suit portraits, family photos and smaller prints. Wall Frames Wall frames are made for hanging individual photos, artwork or larger prints. Check the hanging orientation if you want to switch between portrait and landscape. Floating Frames Floating frames leave visible space around the image, creating the appearance that it sits within the frame. They work well for photos and artwork you want to make a feature. Shadow Box Frames A shadow box has extra depth between the backing and glazing. This makes room for thicker artwork, keepsakes and other objects that will not fit a standard frame. Collage and Multi-Aperture Frames These frames display several photos together using multiple openings. They are handy for family photos, holidays and other groups of related images. Digital Photo Frames Digital frames display a changing collection of photos on a screen instead of holding one print. Images may be loaded through internal storage, a memory card, USB or Wi-Fi depending on the model. Match Your Print to the Frame Size Australian retailers use both imperial and metric measurements, so check the listed dimensions carefully. Common sizes include: 4 x 6 and 5 x 7 inches: Popular for everyday photo prints. 8 x 10 and 11 x 14 inches: Suit larger portraits and display prints. A4 and A3: Common metric sizes for photos, artwork and documents. Frame sizing usually refers to the imag