HP Digital Camera Reviews

"This download (HP Photosmart M407) is freeware...Soft32 (ITNT) cannot be held liable for issues that arise from the download or use of these software products..." read more »

"The HP Photosmart M517, which is the updated version of the M417, is the latter case...The HP Photosmart M417 offers five-megapixel resolution for only a little money, making it a decent choice for bargain hunters and beginners, but its pictures are just average...HP's solution to this problem is a process it calls "Adaptive Lighting", a feature which is found on several of the company's recent models, including the M417...Average box contents - a large memory card, a set of rechargable batteries and a case would have been nice..." read more »

"The Photosmart 435 is by far the least expensive model we've seen with that resolution...In our tests, the Photosmart 435 placed just behind the 2.1-megapixel Sony DSC-U50, which has a very tiny camera body...The Photosmart 435 lacks a zoom lens (not a big surprise) and has just two aperture values available to it (f4 and f8), and no scene modes...Though it costs more than half the price of the camera ($80), the dock is a good buy because it comes with a set of rechargeable camera batteries that the dock can juice up..." read more »

"Excellent battery life Big and bright viewfinder Great audio quality Sharp...The HP Photosmart 735 is a mid-sized 3 megapixel digital camera with a 1.5 inch LCD, a large viewfinder and some manual controls plus scene modes...Together with the HP Photosmart 735, you'll find the following in the box...Getting a 128 or 256 MB MMC card might not be a bad idea as the internal memory of several megabytes is way too little...I would recommend..." read more »

"In general performance, unfortunately the M417 doesn?t shine as brightly as it might...Despite these rather serious flaws, the camera does have a number of good points...The Adaptive Lighting technology could, under the right circumstances, create a very good picture, but the trick is to only use it when you need it..." read more »

"It's easy to take impressive photos - at 6 MP resolution - for beautiful 4 x 6 inch prints and enlargements up to poster size...The HP Photosmart M527 6MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom let you take clear, crisp photos and beautiful enlargements up to six megapixels in resolution...The Photosmart M527 includes a red-eye removal feature that lets you adjust your photos directly in the camera...I purchased two of the M527 cameras with the 6220 dock..." read more »

"The Hewlett-Packard M737 couples a 3x optical zoom SMC Pentax-branded lens with an eight megapixel 1/2.5" CMOS imager...The M737 provides a 2.5 inch LCD display for image framing or review, and like most HP digital cameras, there's no optical viewfinder...The HP M737 offers auto ISO sensitivity (ISO 400 in Anti-Shake and Theatre modes), shutter speeds from 1 to 1/1000 second, five white balance settings including auto...The M737 includes HP's in-camera red-eye removal, HP Design Gallery, HP Steady Photo anti-shake, and a 320 x 240 pixel, 24 frames-per-second movie mode with audio..." read more »

"Particularly suitable for use with Nikon digital SLR sensors...Compatible with any PENTAX lens ever produced* and featuring Shake Reduction, the affordable PENTAX K100D is the Digital ELPH looks only to the future: 7.1 megapixels, a 3x optical zoom with Image Stabilizer technology for rock steady zooms...Um, some casual Hp R507xi 4.1 Mp Digital Camera With Dock copiously fester ahead of this sure opinion..." read more »

"The Hewlett-Packard Photosmart R827 includes both a seven megapixel CCD imager and an HP-branded 3x optical zoom lens...Other R827 features include In-camera Red-eye Removal, HP Design Gallery (Artistic Effects, Borders, Colors), Adaptive Lighting, In-camera Panorama Preview and Stitching, HP Image Advice, and Video Prints...Images captured on the HP Photosmart R827 are transferred to your computer over a USB 1.1 connection, rather slower than the USB 2.0 High Speed connections offered on most current cameras..." read more »

"Solid image quality; low price; distinctive design....Missing some higher-end controls; no USB connection or option....The baroque and impressionist paintings we examined on the Web retained nearly all of the vibrant color and crisp detail of the original paintings, and the display's focus was good from corner to corner...The S720's performance was good overall...What's surprising is that its image quality is also quite good......" read more »