Photo frame Opera Tech Tiny Memories triple opening, white Magic Ink finish

Opera Tech Tiny Memories triple opening in white with a Magic Ink finish is a tabletop photo frame designed to display three separate images in a single unit. The frame features three dedicated openings with standard mounting that allows straightforward insertion and exchange of photographs. Its white Magic Ink surface provides a subtle decorative texture that integrates with contemporary interiors and mantel or tabletop displays.

Advantages

The triple-opening layout keeps photos organized and visible while reducing the space needed for multiple frames. The Magic Ink finish offers a uniform, low-reflective surface that enhances printed images without heavy gloss. Standard mounting simplifies placement and replacement of prints, and the frame’s compact footprint makes it suitable for shelves, mantels, and desks.

Suitable for

• Displaying a series of portraits, family photos, or event snapshots
• Creating a coordinated tabletop display on mantels, shelves, or desks
• Presenting themed images such as before-and-after shots or travel memories

Key specifications

• Configuration: triple opening to hold three separate photographs
• Finish: white Magic Ink decorative surface
• Placement: tabletop / mantel display
• Mounting: standard photo insertion system for easy swapping of images
• Design: compact, single-frame solution for multiple photos

How to use

Place the frame on a flat surface such as a tabletop, mantle, or shelf. Remove the backing or open the rear mounting clips according to the frame’s standard insertion method, insert each photograph into its respective opening, and secure the backing. Position the frame so that each opening is level and images are aligned. For cleaning, wipe the Magic Ink finish with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners and excess moisture.

Usage recommendations

Choose photos with similar proportions and consistent margins to ensure even spacing between openings. Avoid using high-humidity locations to preserve both the frame finish and printed photographs. For long-term display, use photo paper with lightfast properties to reduce fading.