Upload pictures to TI-89 Titanium

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SUMMARY

Uploading images to the TI-89 Titanium calculator presents challenges due to the limited screen resolution, which affects the quality of bitmap and JPEG files. Users have found that while StudyCards can display images, the quality is insufficient for practical use. A recommended approach is to input raw data directly into the calculator for graphing, as this method retains clarity. Additionally, resources such as the NOSTUB viewer and eSnips for file storage are suggested for managing images.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of TI-89 Titanium capabilities
  • Familiarity with bitmap and JPEG file formats
  • Basic knowledge of graphing data on calculators
  • Experience with file storage solutions like eSnips
NEXT STEPS
  • Research how to input raw data into the TI-89 Titanium for graphing
  • Explore the NOSTUB viewer for enhanced image display
  • Learn about optimizing images for low-resolution screens
  • Investigate alternative file storage solutions similar to eSnips
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This discussion is beneficial for students using the TI-89 Titanium for coursework, educators seeking to integrate technology into teaching, and anyone looking to optimize image usage on calculators.

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Hello!

I would really appreciate any help with this.

I have a lot of graphs etc that I made in excel, and stored as bitmap/jpeg files. I would like to upload these to the calc. It does not matter where, as long as I can retrieve them with some ease.

So far I have learned that I can use StudyCards to view the images, but the quality is so low this is useless.

Does anyone have any ideas?
 
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Hebe said:
So far I have learned that I can use StudyCards to view the images, but the quality is so low this is useless.

Does anyone have any ideas?


The resolution of the calculator's screen is lacking, so you won't be able to get the bmp files to look good no matter how you slice it.

My suggestion would be to put the raw data from the graphs on the calculator, so it can graph them itself on-screen.
 
Thanks for your reply.

The problem is, these are figures made for my micro economics class.
And I draw them by freehand, lines and arrows go here and there :rolleyes:
No way I can figure out how to put this into the calc graph by myself.

So, then I guess I`m doomed...:cry:
 
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/75/7517.html" : you can make big pictures and scroll around.

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/168/16893.html" : NOSTUB viewer.
 
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Try eSnips (www.esnips.com)[/URL]. You can upload any type of file to eSnips and you can decide what you keep private and what you share with others. And you get 1GB free to store it all.
 
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