Features

• 5.2-megapixel digital camera captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• Photosmart 420 photo printer makes borderless prints up to 4 x 6 inches
• Digital camera features 2.0-inch LCD display; edit photos in camera--no PC needed
• Camera powered by two AA-size batteries; printer charges batteries when camera is docked
• 32 MB internal memory in camera; stores images on SD cards

Reviews (12)

Wonderful "bang for the buck" camera and printer!!
I purchased this camera printer combo for my daughter's 16th birthday. The price was unbeatable. The camera has a ton of features, and the pictures are beautiful, and crystal clear. The printer is tiny and portable, great for a teenager, and it hooks up easily to the TV to view/edit/print the photos. She was able to print pictures of her party for her friends to take home with them.
Real Camera for Real People
This camera is best among its class. The LCD displace is so brigh and high resolution. All buttons are very well organized so easy to use. Special flash recycle so fast and strong makes the shooting indoor and dark area an experience. The software menu is so easy to reach. I got SLR Pentax Digital Camera before, but can't tell the difference in picture quality.

Quite a solid performer!
I purchased this camera-printer set for my husband about a year ago. It's performed very nicely over the last 8 months. The only thing is that taking close-ups can be a little bit tricky and the battery life seems very short between charges. Otherwise, I would buy it again. ... Read more

Editorial Review

With the HP Photosmart M425 5MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom you can create five megapixel resolution prints for clear, crisp prints and enlargements. A 3x optical zoom lets you get close to your subject without compromising on quality, and a 1.7-inch image display makes it simple to view and edit your photos.Read more

Features

• Features 5 MP resolution for poster-sized prints and 3x digital zoom
• Large, bright 1.7-inch display
• 16 MB internal memory plus SD/MMC card slot
• Plug-and-play USB connection for easy file transfers
• Includes Photosmart software for editing, organizing, printing and sharing

Reviews (12)

Horrible quality
I bought this camera 4 months ago. The on/off switch no longer works and the camera is a piece a trash now.I contacted HP support.Unfortunitely, it only came with 90-day warrenty. So I was offered to pay $115 to exchange for a used one, imagine that!.That ends my desire of buying any product from HP.
A good camera for the casual photographer
I got this camera about 4 weeks ago. I've been using it as much as possible and I like it. It's easy to use, almost point and shoot. I have limited knowledge in photography, so this is good for me.
Ok, but could be a lot better.
We wanted a simple, easy to use digital camera and the guy at Circuit City recommended this one.We just took it on our trip and while it worked ok, I wish we would've shelled out a little more and gotten a better camera.
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Features

• 6.2-megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 1.8-inch LCD display
• 12 shooting modes, including Action, Sunset, and more
• Shoot video clips with sound; take a series of photos in rapid succession using Burst mode
• Powered by Lithium-ion rechargeable battery; stores images on SD or MMC cards (not included; camera features 32MB of internal memory)

Reviews (22)

Great Camera
A much better digital camera than the r707. The image quality is as good as the hp945 without the bulk.It will fully satisfy the average photographer.I use it for grabbing great detail for online auction pics.It takes decent pics inside too.I am satisfied with this camera and would buy another.

Screen problem
I purchased two of these Cameras at Christmas 2005. By May one of the Screens stopped working. By July the second camera's screen stopped working. I don't know what the problem is. We love the pictures it takes and its ease but are unhappy about the screen problem.

Three Cameras
Bought a HP R707 for my daughter along with a Kodak digital camera for my other daughter Christmas 2004. Both took great pictures but the Kodak buttons were difficult to use. HP R707 was very easy to use in comparision. The R707 was stolen, oops,(aboard the USS Kennedy CV-67)and we replaced it with a R717. Still a great camera. I used it until my daughter took it back to her ship. I liked it so much I bought another one for myself. Using a tripod this took excellent night photos. As noted by the other reviewer, flash takes a couple seconds to charge, and processing photos takes a few seconds however the Burst feature worked fast. The viewfinder feature was essential to me buying this camera instead of the R817 that did not have that feature. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The HP Photosmart E327 5MP Digital Camera produces true-to-life, five megapixel digital photos that make great prints up to poster size. A 4x digital zoom lets you get closer to the action without compromising picture quality, and a video clip feature lets you take video with audio when you want to capture those extra special moments. Easy-to-use controls and menus make navigation through the cameras many features a breeze, and a large, bright 1.8-inch image display lets you easily frame and view your photos, indoors or out.Read more

Features

• Features 5 MP resolution for poster-sized prints and 4x digital zoom
• Large, bright 1.8-inch display
• 16 MB internal memory plus SD/MMC card slot
• Plug-and-play USB connection for easy file transfers
• Includes Photosmart software for editing, organizing, printing and sharing

Reviews (7)

still images are good
+veStill images are good.
My 327 HP digital camera, two months later
For the price, ease of use, compactness, and pics which for the most part are OK, I doubt you can beat this little camera. I was just a little disappointed in the quality of the pics generally, as I guess I had expected more with the 5 mp capability.My last camera, an HP 320, which cost about $80 and which had a 2.7 mp rating, seemed to produce pics just about as good. A feature that I really like is the video, which apparently will play for as long as you want, or at least until the batteries run out. Great fun.

A GREAT CAMERA
I have to say this is a great camera with beautiful prints every single time you snap a picture. I have had this camera for almost 9 months and I have not had one single complaint scince I got this. It's extremly simple to operate with not that many buttons or meconisims to use to get confused with. I recomend this to every one and you wont even know that you paid so little for this camera once you see the beautiful prints it delivers. ... Read more

Editorial Review

You can take stunning 8-megapixel photos with the elegant HP Photosmart R927 8MP digital damera with 3x Optical Zoom. This ultra-compact digital camera features a bright, indoor and outdoor 3-inch image display screen while being thin enough to slip in your pocket. With the latest generation of HP Real Life technologies, including automatic in-camera red-eye removal and HP Design Gallery, users can easily take brilliant digital photos perfect for printing and sharing.Read more

Features

• Features 8 MP resolution for poster-sized prints; 8x digital zoom and 3x optical zoom for total 24x zoom power
• Large, bright 3-inch display
• 32 MB internal memory plus SD card slot
• Plug-and-play USB connection for easy file transfers
• Includes Photosmart Premier software for editing, organizing, printing and sharing

Reviews (4)

Fantastic Digital Camera! Best on the market!
This is an awesome camera -- the best digital camera we have ever owned.
It does what I want it to do and more!
First you must learn how to use this camera, but after you do, it is an absolute joy. You can take pictures in color, b&w, and in antique brown tone, enhance the color, sharpen, thin the fat, make artistic touches, stitch together landscapes to make murials.Landscapes are wonderful. Up-close photos are not washed out. As for using only one hand, I always use two hands, so that is unimportant to me anyway. You must adjust the view screen to see outdoors on a bright day, but then it is easy to see.HP offers classes on this camera for free, so there is no reason to not learn to use it.Do invest in a hard sided case for it, an extra battery and charger. Lastly, it fits in my purse, and I don't carry a huge purse.
Disapointed
Great photos but buyers need to be aware that this camera requires at least 60 seconds to "process" in between photos.I don't see why anyone would want this camera. ... Read more

Features

• 5.2-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 1.8-inch LCD display
• Software-free, in-camera red-eye removal
• Stores images on SD and MMC memory cards; 16MB internal memory
• Powered by AA-size batteries

Reviews (15)

Simple Camera with All the Functions Needed....Great Starter
This camera was my second digital camera. It is very nice as far as price and picture goes. The pictures come out very clear but you would need to get an SD card because the internal memory will not hold more than 10 pictures. The functions are simple and ready to use. There is a single-button video function that takes long videos with audio. You can also add audio to still photos. The downside to this camera is that it uses a lot of battery. Do not use store-bought regular alkaline batteries as it will drain within 25-30 shots w/ flash. Please use at least a 2200 mah rechargeable battery. When using rechargeable batteries, you will find that you can get at least 150 to 200 shots, no problem. Still, the camera is a battery drainer. Also, the camera only tells you about low battery when it is low on battery. There is no battery scale on the LCD screen so you do not know when you would need new batteries. The LCD is enough for regular use to view pictures but I find it somewhat fuzzy in quality compared to transferring photos and viewing on the computer. The flash recycle time is longer than others and may not be able to take multiple shots within about 10 seconds.

Good price, easy to use, questionable performance
I bought this camera priced-to-sell in a bundle pack.It's a good basic camera--certainly not streamlined or flashy, though.Having used complicated cameras, I must say the menu for this is very easy to navigate.So far, I've had a chance to take pictures with it indoors, and have noticed something funny compared to other cameras I've used--you seem to have to stand ABSOLUTELY STILL when taking pictures with the flash, as one of the other reviewers noted.I've never experienced this before with any other camera I've used.This alone might be enough for me to return it, if I'm not able to find a mode where this doesn't happen.

Great photos, but poor performance.
I purchased this for general family use and soon discovered that it drained batteries quickly (even specialty batteries) so I had to keep an extra set of batteries in the case. However, in fairness to HP the photos are superb and of photo lab quality. The biggest disappointment is the shutter speed. There's a one-second delay between the time you press the button and when the camera actually captures the image.
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Editorial Review

With the HP Photosmart R725 6.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom, you can take stunning six megapixel photos for beautiful 4 x 6-inch prints or impressive enlargements. A large two-inch image display lets you view your shots easily. A 3x optical zoom, and 8x digital zoom, for a total 24x zoom power, helps you to take impressive close-ups.Read more

Features

• Features 6.2 MP resolution for poster-sized prints; 8x digital zoom and 3x optical zoom for total 24x zoom power
• Large, bright 2-inch display
• 32 MB internal memory plus SD/MMC card slot
• Plug-and-play USB connection for easy file transfers
• Includes Photosmart software for editing, organizing, printing and sharing

Features

• 5.1-megapixel camera captures enough detail to create photo-quality 13-x-17-inch prints
• Pentax 5x optical zoom lens combines with 8x digital zoom for 40x total zoom
• Includes R-series camera dock for easy recharging and connection to TV or PC
• Store images in 32MB of internal memory or on separately sold SD memory cards
• Powered by rechargeable lithium ion battery (included)

Reviews (7)

Worth the money
This is my first digital camera. Prior to this I had a simple Kodak point-and-click model which pretty much the quality of a disposible.I use much higher grade cameras at work both 35mm and digital.This camera gives you the 5.1 MP ability though most shots only require the 3MP.I like the 32MB internal memory though I've also bought a 256MB card for traveling. The 5x zoom isn't as cool as I initially thought it would be and digital zoom works sometimes and not others but you must understand what digital zoom really is.The camera takes very clear and optimal pictures. Better pictures then I've taken on anything else I've owned before (and some of the work cameras as well).The size is small enough to put in your pocket but not too small for one with larger hands. The different flash options and shooting scenes can turn difficult pictures into what you want to capture. The panoramic shot sequence is an especially favorite feature especially for shoreline shots.I've also bought the R-Series dock and enjoy its ability to transfer my pictures faster and charge two batteries at once.
Good Pictures, Terrible Durability
This camera took some great pictures, and I enjoyed it's size and functionality for several months.I was sitting in a lawn chair at a barbecue last weekend when I was passing it to a friend who was also seated.The camera fell about 2 feet onto soft grass.THE END.The lens assembly is shot, according to my local camera store, not economical to fix.This was about the softest fall a camera could take, and not work, it was like landing on a pillow.I will not buy HP cameras again.

Very happy with my purchase
I first borrowed an r817 (same as r818 except for color) from a friend for a trip to the grand canyon and a trip to Vegas. I was a little worried about the lack of a view finder (only LCD) because I thought it may not work well in bright light or might run the batteries out, but I quickly got over that worry.The camera did incredibly well in the bright sun light at the grand canyon and I never had battery problems. The panorama mode was awesome!I was able to create some phenomenal shots using it at the grand canyon.
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Editorial Review

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. A 3x optical zoom and 7x digital zoom--for a total 21x zoom--lets you take impressive close-ups, and a two-inch image display makes it easy to view and frame your shots.Read more

Features

• Features 6 MP resolution for poster-sized prints and 3x optical zoom and 7x digital zoom for 21x total zoom power
• Large, bright 1.7-inch display
• 16 MB internal memory plus SD/MMC card slot
• Plug-and-play USB connection for easy file transfers
• Includes Photosmart software for editing, organizing, printing and sharing

Reviews (2)

You get what you pay for....
If you are looking for a cheap camera with a higher res. then here it is. Like I said, you get what you pay for.

Megapixels aren't everything...
Don't be fooled by the enticing 6 megpixels that this camera offers.I'd been waiting along time to upgrade from my 3 MP Nikon Coolpix SQ as the prices of the higer resolution cameras continued to drop.What've I've discovered, however, is that there is so much sensor noise in the full resolution 6 MP images from this HP camera that the additional resolution is worthless.The images look absolutely horrible.My little Nikon SQ with it's lower resolution produces much sharper pictures at every image size.Do your homework and make sure that the sensor in the camera you're buying is a good one. ... Read more

Features

• 5.2-megapixel digital camera captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• Photosmart 420 photo printer makes borderless prints up to 4 x 6 inches
• Digital camera features 1.8-inch LCD display; edit photos in camera--no PC needed
• Camera powered by two AA-size batteries; printer charges batteries when camera is docked
• 16 MB internal memory in camera; stores images on SD cards

Reviews (15)

Simple Camera with All the Functions Needed....Great Starter
This camera was my second digital camera. It is very nice as far as price and picture goes. The pictures come out very clear but you would need to get an SD card because the internal memory will not hold more than 10 pictures. The functions are simple and ready to use. There is a single-button video function that takes long videos with audio. You can also add audio to still photos. The downside to this camera is that it uses a lot of battery. Do not use store-bought regular alkaline batteries as it will drain within 25-30 shots w/ flash. Please use at least a 2200 mah rechargeable battery. When using rechargeable batteries, you will find that you can get at least 150 to 200 shots, no problem. Still, the camera is a battery drainer. Also, the camera only tells you about low battery when it is low on battery. There is no battery scale on the LCD screen so you do not know when you would need new batteries. The LCD is enough for regular use to view pictures but I find it somewhat fuzzy in quality compared to transferring photos and viewing on the computer. The flash recycle time is longer than others and may not be able to take multiple shots within about 10 seconds.

Good price, easy to use, questionable performance
I bought this camera priced-to-sell in a bundle pack.It's a good basic camera--certainly not streamlined or flashy, though.Having used complicated cameras, I must say the menu for this is very easy to navigate.So far, I've had a chance to take pictures with it indoors, and have noticed something funny compared to other cameras I've used--you seem to have to stand ABSOLUTELY STILL when taking pictures with the flash, as one of the other reviewers noted.I've never experienced this before with any other camera I've used.This alone might be enough for me to return it, if I'm not able to find a mode where this doesn't happen.

Great photos, but poor performance.
I purchased this for general family use and soon discovered that it drained batteries quickly (even specialty batteries) so I had to keep an extra set of batteries in the case. However, in fairness to HP the photos are superb and of photo lab quality. The biggest disappointment is the shutter speed. There's a one-second delay between the time you press the button and when the camera actually captures the image.
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Features

• 4-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 17-inch prints
• Weather-resistant, all-metal body; 1.5-inch LCD display
• Software-free, in-camera red-eye removal
• MPEG-1 movie with sound at 25 frames per second
• Stores images on SD and MMC memory cards; 16MB internal memory

Reviews (24)

Good Camera , no doubt!!!!
i was scared this was my greatest mistake, since i bought the camera locally and came to amazon just to read the reviews aftewards.
Great Camera, Excellent Price!This is HP's second generation of digital cameras.
This camera is one of the first models since Hewlett Packard changed its OEM factory.Intitially photo file sizes were so large that many users were unable to easily or quickly send pictures, but as more and more people are using High Speed Internet Connections, such as cable or dsl, the larger photo files have become less of a problem.
M22 Camera Proven Good With Over 4400 Pictures Taken
I have used this camera since May 2005 with excellent results in taking over 4,400 photographs. It has performed very well in rain & good weather. Everything about it seems to be of good quality. The reviewer that complained about the flickering display needs to have the batteries fully charged first or else use the Lithium batteries that are sold practically everywhere. I have had a couple of times that the camera did not turn on and it was due to batteries that were not fully charged... The problem was with a different brand of battery charger that said the batteries were charged when they really were not fully charged. A different charger solved the problem. It is a surprize to learn that some people have had problems with such a fine camera as the HP M22 Digital Camera. There are very few other digital cameras that are weather resistant and this is one of the few that is rain proof without the purchase of a special case. ... Read more

Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 2.0-inch LCD; 5x optical zoom
• 32MB of internal memory
• In-camera red-eye removal; VGA video at 30 frames per second
• Stores images on SD memory cards; powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery (battery and charger included)

Reviews (7)

Worth the money
This is my first digital camera. Prior to this I had a simple Kodak point-and-click model which pretty much the quality of a disposible.I use much higher grade cameras at work both 35mm and digital.This camera gives you the 5.1 MP ability though most shots only require the 3MP.I like the 32MB internal memory though I've also bought a 256MB card for traveling. The 5x zoom isn't as cool as I initially thought it would be and digital zoom works sometimes and not others but you must understand what digital zoom really is.The camera takes very clear and optimal pictures. Better pictures then I've taken on anything else I've owned before (and some of the work cameras as well).The size is small enough to put in your pocket but not too small for one with larger hands. The different flash options and shooting scenes can turn difficult pictures into what you want to capture. The panoramic shot sequence is an especially favorite feature especially for shoreline shots.I've also bought the R-Series dock and enjoy its ability to transfer my pictures faster and charge two batteries at once.
Good Pictures, Terrible Durability
This camera took some great pictures, and I enjoyed it's size and functionality for several months.I was sitting in a lawn chair at a barbecue last weekend when I was passing it to a friend who was also seated.The camera fell about 2 feet onto soft grass.THE END.The lens assembly is shot, according to my local camera store, not economical to fix.This was about the softest fall a camera could take, and not work, it was like landing on a pillow.I will not buy HP cameras again.

Very happy with my purchase
I first borrowed an r817 (same as r818 except for color) from a friend for a trip to the grand canyon and a trip to Vegas. I was a little worried about the lack of a view finder (only LCD) because I thought it may not work well in bright light or might run the batteries out, but I quickly got over that worry.The camera did incredibly well in the bright sun light at the grand canyon and I never had battery problems. The panorama mode was awesome!I was able to create some phenomenal shots using it at the grand canyon.
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Editorial Review

If you're looking for a point-and-shoot, go-anywhere snapshot digital camera, the HP PhotoSmart 435 is a great choice. With its 3.1-megapixel resolution, you'll be able to print enlargements up to 11 x 14 inches. You also get HP's Instant Share Feature, a movie mode with audio, a 16 MB internal memory, and an expansion slot for adding SD and MMC memory cards. Read more

Features

• 3.1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 8 x 10 prints and medium-quality prints up to 11 x 14
• 5x continuous digital zoom
• Snap a photo and select your preferred destination--e-mail addresses, printers, and more
• 16 MB internal memory; compatible with Secure Digital and MMC memory cards
• Powered by 2 AA batteries (alkalines included, rechargeables recommended); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1

Reviews (80)

UGH!!!
This camera drinks battery juice like an alcholic drinks beer. Piece of junk that takes horrible, low-quality photos. Not even worth $50 new. One of the worst digital cameras I have ever used.

it WAS okay.... until...
(okay so im really 14... now 14 & under)
Terrible camera.
I was given this camera as a gift and it was possibly the worst camera I've ever had. My biggest issue with it was that if it's not bright and sunny out, the pictures come out horrible, despite whatever settings you're using. They either come out barely visible or have an ugly blue-ish hue to them. The camera eats up batteries like no tomorrow, the pictures are grainy, red-eye is a BIG problem, the camera itself is ugly and mildly bulky which makes it a pain to carry around, it has a very slow shutter speed[don't even bother trying to take pictures of anything that moves] and is all-around a terrible camera.
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Editorial Review

Despite the fact that Hewlett-Packard has produced a number of successful digital cameras in the past and is one of the biggest manufacturers of photo-quality printers, the company's lack of experience in film cameras has made it difficult for the public to take them seriously in this field. To help change this perception, Hewlett-Packard has paired up with Pentax for its latest product, and each company has contributed its expertise. The result is a pair of identical cameras: the HP 618 and the Pentax EI 200. With the exception of labels, packaging, and included accessories, the two cameras are the same.Read more

Features

• 2.1-megapixel sensor for prints up to 8 by 10 inches
• 3x optical plus 2x digital zoom Pentax autofocus lens
• Included 16 MB CompactFlash memory card holds 28 images at default resolution
• Connects with Macs and PCs via USB port
• Uses 4 AA batteries (disposable lithium batteries included); jointly designed with Pentax; uses Digita operating system

Reviews (41)

Great Camera for the Price
I have had this camera for about a year and I love it. All in all we have taken about 2000 pictures with it and we love the b/w, color, or sepia option. I have taken some really beautiful pictures that are worthy of being framed and out on the wall. I have noticed the battery problem but that is easily fixed by getting rechargeable batteries and putting the quality on good (you still get great pictures). I would say that we can take 125-150 straight shots with the rechargeable batteries. I have not had to talk to HP tech support so I can't comment on that. We did take this camera to Hawaii and got about 400 absolutely great pictures. I also found that it is incredibly easy to download and email my pictures. Once they are downloaded I email them to friends/family or I burn them onto a CD for people as a photo album, it saves a ton of money. I think a lot of the problems that other reviewers have run into have less to do with the actually camera as it does with either tech support, or technology problems with their computers. If you follow the setup instructions, this camera is very easy to use on the computer and a lot of fun to take pictures with.

not worth the effort
The camera took great pictures, but downloading from it to the computer would not work. I had to buy a card reader. Battery life was very short. The camera circuit board blew in less than 18 months and would cost $250 to fix, making it worthless. I'll never buy another HP camera.

Don't buy it!
I bought this camera more than a year ago. I'd rate it 5 stars except that I had the following problem: The door of my battery compartment got broken! The problem looks silly enough, but upon calling HP they "simply" told me that my product is 'out-of-warranty' and they don't service it anymore. Even worse, they offered a trade up with a newer model. After checking the prices for the newer models, it turned out that they're buying back my camera for less!All the service centers that I could find on their websites told me that they don't service digital cameras (not only mine). So here I am with a great camera that's totally useless because of a broken plastic part and a lousy customer service. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

With a sleek exterior and intuitive easy-to-use features, the 3.2-megapixel HP Photosmart M307 digital camera is small and light enough to take with you anywhere. The Photosmart M307 digital camera has an aluminum front and rubberized back and offers HPs Instant Share feature, which lets you preset the destination of individual images to either email or print directly as soon as the camera is connected to a PC or printer. It also features a 3x optical zoom, large 1.8-inch LCD, 16 MB of internal memory, and compatibility with Secure Digital memory cards. Read more

Features

• 3.2-megapixel sensor creates 2,080 x 1,544-pixel images for 4 x 6-inch prints and enlargements up to 8 x 10-inches
• 3x optical plus 5x digital zoom (for 15x total)
• 1.8-inch diagonal LCD; records MPEG-1, QVGA video; 7 shooting and 4 capture modes
• Compatible with Secure Digital/MultiMedia Card (SD/MMC); includes 16 MB internal memory
• Powered by 2 AA photo Lithium batteries; connects to PCs and Macs via USB

Reviews (15)

Descent camera for the price!
As some already mentioned, battery life is not long, but with a couple of rechargeable batteries, you should be fine. After all, you will have a descent camera at a low price!

TERRIBLE camera!
I wish I could give this camera NEGATIVE 10 stars!!!
Starter Camera
This is my first digital camera. I dont know why everyone has been giving it such low ratings, I think it a really nice little camera for what I paid to get it.
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Features

• Digital Camera with a 10 MP Res./ 32 MB of Internal Memory
• 3 inch Color Display w/ Extra- Wide Viewing Angle
• 3x Optical Zoom
• Industry Leading in Camera Red Eye Removal
• 0.5 Lbs (WxLxH) 3.78'' x 1.01" x 2.44"

Editorial Review

This traditional point-and-shoot-style digital camera features a high 2.1-megapixel resolution that captures vivid images at up to 1,600 x 1,200 pixels.The tripod mount, as well as features such as flash fill and red-eye reduction, helps produce precision photographs.HP's JetSend technology gives the option of wireless printing in conjunction with compatible HP printers. The adjustable 2.5x digital zoom lens combined with a fully automatic focus and exposure system captures photos effortlessly in all conditions.You can store your photos on the included 8 MB CompactFlash card and share them over the Web or in print. ... Read more

Features

• 2-megapixel sensor creates 1,600 x 1,200 images for sharp prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches
• 2.5x digital zoom (no optical zoom) lens with autofocus
• Included 8 MB CompactFlash card holds 17 images at default resolution
• Connects with PCs and Macs via USB port
• Uses 4 AA batteries (included

Reviews (87)

Great Camera, Excellent Price
Great starter camera that is very user friendly with absolutely no learning curve.Extremely sturdy unlike new more sophisticated models.

Blurry pictures
I have had this camera for about five years and thought the poor photos were me.But after all this time the camera is still taking bad shots.Grainy(sp) pictures.

I'm Impressed
This camera was another one of those gifts I couldn't use because I wouldn't upgrade from Windows 95, and truth be told I just liked film, so the little camera found its way into the closet; however, when I upgraded to an iMac last summer I hooked it up and was very impressed with the results (I've included six examples in the "share a photo" section, all were taken with the "Fine" photo quality setting (1200X1600 resolution.) A "Basic" (640X480) and "SuperFine" (1200X1600) are also available.
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Features

• 4.1-megapixel sensor creates 2,344 x 1,752-pixel images for photo-quality prints at 11 x 14 inches and beyond
• 3x optical plus 6x digital zoom (for 18x total)
• 1.8-inch diagonal LCD; records MPEG-1, QVGA video; 7 shooting and 4 capture modes
• Compatible with Secure Digital/MultiMedia Card (SD/MMC); includes 16 MB internal memory
• Powered by 2 AA photo Lithium batteries (included, rechargeables recommended); connects to PCs and Macs via USB

Reviews (30)

A Big Waste of Money - Looking to replace this camera ASAP
I lost my HP R607 while on vacation and needed to replace it quickly. I couldn't fine another R607 (which I really liked), so I purchased the HP M407. I thought it would be the next best thing to my misplaced camera...NOT!! I don't like anything about this camera...It's terrible!You can take about 4 pictures with regular batteries, about 10 with rechargeable ones (even with screen off). It says "auto focus", but I don't think it has any focus at all....not far away, not close up, nothing! It takes a really looooooooong time to actually Take the picture after you press the button.I really hate it!Keep Looking...Don't buy this camera!

Great camera for the first month or so
We bought one of these in the spring of '05. We took it on vacation in July of '05 and the LCD screen blacked out a few days into our vacation. I called HP and was informed that a RECONDITIONED (used) camera was all that I could get. The camera was still under the manufacturers' warranty, but their policy was to replace it with a used camera, not a new one. I had to settle for the "reconditioned" camera.It has been OK since then.
Great camera... while it lasts.
Normally I wouldnt write a review, but I have had numerous experiences with this camera that I thought I would share.
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Features

• 4.1 MP CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 12 x 15-inch prints
• 3x Pentax optical zoom lens; 1.5-inch LCD display
• MPEG-1 video capture with sound, with length limited only by memory
• Stores images on SD/MMC cards
• Powered by HP Photosmart R07 rechargeable Lithium-ion battery

Reviews (15)

I made a huge mistake when I bought this camera
I had a Pentax Optio 4 MP camera that I LOVED. Unfortunately I was careless and dropped it in water. In searching for a replacement, I saw that this camera was considered to be just as good and it was considerably cheaper. I figured since I was going to be careless with my camerea maybe I should buy the cheaper one, especially if it was supposed to be as good. What a MISTAKE. First off, this camera is a little bit bigger both in depth and width than the Optio. It just doesn't have the same sleekness. Secondly, the picture quality is definitely not as good. Every other picture I take is out of focus. I just want a simple point and shoot camera, one that can focus without having to mess with things...this isn't doing the trick. Now its been doing this weird thing where every picture I take has lines running through it (looks almost like the picture is ribbed). Its VERY annoying. I have such buyers remorse. I really wish I hadn't have tried to save money and had just bought the Optio. There's nothing positive I can say about this camera.

Disappointing software and support
We got this camera as a gift. We have gone round and round withHP tech support and still have not managed to install the camera software into our computer. (We own other brands of digital cameras, all installed without a hitch.)
Excellent camera for it's price and size!
This was my first camera I've owned and I wanted one to take pictures of my friends at school as well as scenery. Due to the camera's compact size I can carry with me everywhere I go. It has many options