DIY Components For Your Digital Picture Frame Project

The right model if you want to hook up a 4K display and if you plan to add lots of other software besides the image viewer. Or, if you like to have a bit of a reserve.

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The right model if you want to hook up a 4K display. Use the 4GB model if you plan to add lots of other software besides the image viewer.

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The right model for a display up to 1920 x 1200 px.

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Suitable for the Pi3D PictureFrame image viewer.

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Suitable for a simple image viewer like feh. I wouldn’t recommend using it with the Pi3D PictureFrame image viewer.

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Putting an “Endurance” grade SD card in your digital picture frame will give you peace of mind regarding durability and it’s super fast. If you are building a 4K frame, get the 64 GB version.

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Putting an “Endurance” grade SD card in your digital picture frame will give you peace of mind regarding durability. If you are building a 4K frame, get the 64 GB version.

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Get a high-quality SD card with a long life expectation! 32GB is enough for 10,000 images in HD format. If you are building a 4K frame, get the 64GB version.

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Get a high-quality SD card with a long life expectation! 32GB is enough for 10,000 images in HD format. If you are building a 4K frame, get this version.

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A simple but practical adapter when your HDMI output is facing towards the wall instead of down.

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If you are mostly using your Raspberry Pi in a headless mode (without a monitor), then this HDMI video capture adapter will allow you to show the Pi video output on any Mac or PC.

Read my full article about this very useful tool here.

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Every serious home brewer will be happy to have this iFixit toolkit for opening monitors. From the guys who take apart everything.

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