If in doubt, take it by hand. Pass the digital picture frame to security and be prepared to show them that it really is just a picture frame
Airport XRAY machines do not damage digital camcorders. You may want to consider making a backup copy of the information on the hard drive first though.
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Many travelers worry that airport x-ray machines will damage their camera's memory or the memory cards. So far, there is little proof that airport x-ray screening machines can damage your camera's memory cards and images. The airlines often warn about damage to film from x-ray machines - not digital media.Rather than being worried about x-ray exposure, some believe that digital equipment is affected more by magnetic exposure, particularly to the magnetic hand-held wands and metal detectors. Some also believe that you should avoid the drive motors of conveyor belts by placing your camera far away from the beginning of the belt.If you are still worried about losing your images or damage to your camera, you can do the following for some peace of mind:Backup your images on compact disk before you head to the airport.Take out your memory card and put it in your pocket. Make sure the memory card is put in a protective sleeve to protect against static.Ask the screeners to inspect your camera equipment without the use of x-ray equipment. Call ahead to see if your airline offers this service.Invest in a good camera bag that offers small compartments for your digital camera media and camera. While it may not totally protect your camera from magnetic or x-ray exposure, it can limit any damage caused by any potential rough handling.While the jury is still out on the amount of damage airport screenings can cause to your digital camera, having some common sense for protecting your digital camera and safekeeping your images is an important step any photographer should take.
Hard drives are really good protected, you can damage if you are shaking a hard drive extrimely hard. The travel hard drive series made using special technologies and it's not that easy to damage them. It's unlikey that your hard drive was damaged by airport security machines. You could break if you have dropped it.
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I have been through scanners with my Ipods and there was no damage.
Yes X Rays can damage cell phones , as it is always radiation from the X Ray machine , they both will clash in the cell.
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