HP Photosmart M737 digital camera
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Table of contents
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• Getting started »
• Camera top and back »
• Camera front, side, and bottom »
• Before taking pictures »
• Install the batteries »
• Turn on the camera »
• Choose the language »
• Set the region »
• Set the date and time »
• Install and format an optional memory card »
• Install the software »
• Using your camera »
• Taking pictures and recording video clips »
• Taking pictures »
• Recording video clips »
• Instant Review »
• Auto focus and exposure »
• Focusing on the subject »
• Optimizing focus »
• Using Focus Lock »
• Optimizing exposure »
• Using zoom »
• Optical zoom »
• Digital zoom »
• Setting options for taking pictures and recording video... »
• Setting the flash »
• Flash Setting—Red-Eye »
• Using the Picture Capture and Video Record menus »
• Using Panorama mode »
• Using the Self-Timer setting »
• Using the Burst setting »
• Adaptive Lighting »
• White Balance »
• Reviewing images and video clips »
• Deleting images »
• Viewing thumbnails »
• Magnifying images »
• Using the Playback Menu »
• Removing red eyes »
• Tagging images as Favorites »
• Viewing slideshows »
• Previewing panoramas »
• Using the Design Gallery Menu »
• Applying artistic effects »
• Modifying colors »
• Adding borders »
• Cropping images »
• Transferring and printing images »
• Transferring images with HP Photosmart Software »
• Transferring images without HP Photosmart Software »
• Connecting to the computer »
• Using a memory card reader »
• Printing images directly to a printer »
• Using HP Photosmart Express »
• Using the Photosmart Express Menu »
• Marking images for printing »
• Buying prints online »
• Sharing images »
• Setting up online destinations in the camera »
• Sending images to online destinations »
• Using the Camera Setup Menu »
• Troubleshooting »
• Resetting the camera »
• Problems and solutions »
• Camera error messages »
• Product support »
• Helpful websites »
• Getting assistance »
• Managing batteries »
• Top points about batteries »
• Extending battery life »
• Safety precautions for using batteries »
• Power indicators »
• Battery performance »
• Recharging NiMH batteries »
• Specifications »
• Memory capacity »
• Image quality »
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It does eat the batteries that come with it, so you definitely have to buy rechargeables, but for the overall usefullness of the camera it's worth the few extra bucks...This camera did NOT live up to my expectations for an 8MP camera...