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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP Photosmart E327 5MP Digital Camera By Hewlett Packard. There are some available for $30.00.
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5 comments about HP Photosmart E327 5MP Digital Camera.
  1. I think one of the major things I disliked about the camera was its speed. When there is something important going on that I want to snap a quick photo of, it takes 10 seconds for the flash to load. Also, it eats through double A's. It is a relativly good camera for just like little still shots of your dog.


  2. Used this camera for 2 months and it quit working. Don't bother calling HP they don't care.


  3. Fortunately this camera was a prize... not a penny wasted on it
    I do not believe hot today can be sold a camera with fixed focus (maybe you think that with no focusing, your picture is taken just when you push the button - but that is not the case of this camera, that takes somewhat a second to shoot, even with no flash!!!), a sensor that seems to need a whole sun of ligth to produce a non grainy picture, an interface that because of it lack of buttons requires a lot of navigation even for simple and common adjusts. Not to mention its hungry of batteries, even alkaline or good NiMH ... is hp making batteries??? seems that they want to make money on bunchs of batteries sold to camera owners.
    Please stay away of this camera, unless you want to have something that deserves your angry and a your hammer!
    Pros: Lens cover.
    Cons: Too many for this space!


  4. After reading through a lot of the reviews here I have to chime in. I have owned this model now for 2 years, having said that I have taken hundreds of pictures with it, many of these were very good and will be cherished. This is a great little camera for still photo's, let me repeat STILL photo's. It does a fantastic job of it, if you want to take photo's quickly (as in turn on and take a pic) forget it, it takes as long to turn on as Martha Stuart on dirty sheets. The flash recharge time isn't good so if you plan on taking several pics indoors in short order... forget it.
    As I have put here it looks like a mixed bag of feelings, on the one hand I have kept it and used it for hundreds of photo's, on the other I have missed/deleted hundreds because of the slightest movement on my part or the slightest movement of the object. I'm a patient man but I have steadily grown to hate this camera over 2 years. I have always had a higher priority than buying a new camera. As I get older I would rather not put up with some things and this is one I chose to put up with no longer.

    I hope this helps someone see it for what it is, fantastic for shooting stills, yet terrible for all around use. And please these cameras are horrific with standard batteries, use energizer e2 lithium you will see an difference beyond belief in the number of pics you can take (and they are lighter). IMHO


  5. We have had this camera for a couple of years. Bought for our 9 year old to use. Overpriced for what it does, especially in 2010. However, the user interface in this camera has one HUGE fatal flaw - it will silently erase all pictures stored on the memory card without telling you. If you connect the camera to a computer to download pictures with it still in camera (verses picture viewing) mode it will erase ALL photos in the camera without asking or confirming. You must turn on the camera, switch to viewing mode, then connect to the computer via USB. If you forget to switch to view mode before connecting to the computer, you will lose all your photos. And you will forget, and make this mistake. More than once. And really really regret buying a product that should never have been released. This really shows how far HP has fallen in product quality. Amazing that a company would have the nerve (or stupidity) to sell a product with such a bad user interaction flaw.


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP Photosmart M407 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $214.99. Sells new for $80.00. There are some available for $25.99.
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5 comments about HP Photosmart M407 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom.
  1. ive had this camera for approximately 5 plus years now.

    i purchased it after using an earlier model for work (auction sales). I still use the camera at work and it is fantastik! I use it on a daily basis.

    I have taken many wonderful pictures which have printed out beautifully from a local photo shop. I was surprised at the quality as i thought pictures came out lousy, but when uploaded, i saw that they were beautiful!

    I reckommended this camera for my pastors mom, unfortunately it does not seem to be in stock atm.


  2. This is the second camera like this we have purchased. It is an excellent camera for the price.


  3. we used this camera for just over 3 years. it was great. never had any problems with it until the last 6 months or so. the camera would randomly not save the images. it would say "error saving image." if i turned camera off and then back on it usually worked like it should. i have no complaints about it really. it got dropped its share of times and tossed around plenty. we used it for as long as we could. finally had to give it up when the power switch fell off.


  4. I bought this item for my best friend because I broke hers and I wanted to buy another one similiar to this one,come to find out it was the same camera so I was so excited because she loved her old one..


  5. This is my second of this model camera. The company had to send me a new one when the first one's screen fried itself. Now this one refuses to save pictures. I take a picture and it tells me "Error Saving Image" It is really annoying when you think you have the perfect shot and then it doesn't save!


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP Photosmart M447 5MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $89.99. Sells new for $75.00. There are some available for $58.95.
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  1. This was a gift for my dad, however my daughter owns the M447 as well, and I own the very similar M537. My dad took one look at how simple the camera is to operate and how great the pictures look and had to have one too.

    Good features: Takes standard AA batteries, either alkaline or rechargeable. I can't tell you how frustrating non-standard battery cameras can be (Fuji is one). You're traveling someplace, your batteries run out, and you need hours to charge them or you're finished taking pictures. With the HP, just find any convenience store, even a hotel shop, buy a 2-pack of AAs and you're back in business.

    Takes videos with audio; especially cool is if you have a nice big 1-2Gb memory card for storage, you can take some rather long videos without running out of memory.

    Finally, in the good category, a good price point for the features.

    Now the not so good: It is better than my old Kodak digital camera in terms of battery drain, but I average about 150 to 250 pictures per set depending on the number of flash pictures as the flash drains 'em much faster. TIP: Turn the brightness down on the screen display as low as possible to extend your battery life by about 10%.

    The zoom is only 3x before the digital zoom kicks in. As you may know (for all cameras) the digital zoom reduces the resolution, so I find it's better to use only the optical zoom and then use a photo program to crop. But I digress... My other camera, Minolta, has a 10x zoom and I use this for serious closeups.

    As with most cameras in this price range, you are unable to zoom the videos. That's OK--it's not my camcorder.

    Finally, this camera has an anti-shake technology, but it is my contention that most people never use it (I didn't) because they assume it's always on. It's not. The camera is in Auto mode when you turn it on. You need to be sure the camera slide switch on the back is in the position to take pictures, press the Menu button, select the Shooting Mode options, then select Steady Picture. Now the camera is in steady mode. But here's the rub. When you shut the camera off, it forgets this setting and you'll have to repeat this process the next time you turn it on. Not great.

    I give this camera 4 of 5 stars. Very reliable, convenient, easy, and great quality pictures.


  2. This is such an easy camera to use. The first day I got It I was going to a concert of one of my favorite artists. I took the "How to Operate" this camera... read it while I was trying to figure out how to take a picture (this is my FIRST digital camera) and the pictures were amazing!! This camera is idiot proof. I love it.


  3. I purchased this camera for my very technology challenged sister. She managed to break 2.5 cameras in 1 year. The 0.5 because the same camera broke twice under the same conditions. Anyway, I researched about this camera and decided it was cheap enough if she breaks it again, it would be OK. This is what I found out about the camera hope it will help you in deciding if this is the camera for you:

    --easy to use right out of the box
    --big enough to hold and grab on
    --too big to put in pant pockets
    --uses rechargable battery, I believe she used Li battery for this camera
    --uses SD cards, I believe she has used different memory sized cards and different brands as well, they all worked
    --there is no zoom when using video
    --when playing video on the camera itself, no sound, but there is sound when played on the computer
    --if you zoom in while in the camera mode, then change to video mode, then your video footage will be in the zoomed in mode
    --the camera is very cheap
    --the footage isn't perfect especially under low light
    --I believe the longest video footage you can take on the camera is around 20 minutes
    --when you upload the videos onto the computer, the camera doesn't put them in the order you take the videos rather the length of the videos
    --it is slow when you take photos, so does take a few seconds after pressing down on the button
    --the sound is very clear in video mode


  4. With solid reviews behind it I purchased the M447 for my teenage son as a Christmas present. After using it just a handful of times, in the house, the LCD screen became fuzzy with vertical lines. It was so bad you could not see through the LCD or even see the camera icons when pressing the menu button. Long story short - - after contacting HP support 6 times over a two week period and having to repeat my story each and every time, they finally agreed the lens mechanism was defective and they would replace the camera. Twice I was told my "case" would be escalated and I'd receive a call within 48 hours. Never happened! I was given an 1-800 fax number and was told to fax all the details and they would get back to me within 48 hours. Never happened. Lastly, trying to understand and communicate with the HP support reps was very frustrating. Out of six or so reps I could only understand one of them who ended up being the secondary escalation manager out of Canada. Prior to her all the support was obviously coming from overseas.


  5. I bought this camera January 30th for my sister who is a new mother. In mid April she was in the middle of taking a picture and the batteries died. She changed the batteries and when the camera turned back on, the lcd and all pictures taken looked fuzzy; like stalagmites, very pointed and out of focus. We tried everything to fix the camera to no avail. We called HP support, but of course it was just passed the 90 day warranty so they would not replace it.

    The camera took very nice pictures for the short time that it worked, but now it is just a tacky $100 paperweight. I do not recommend this camera to anyone looking for something to last longer than 90 days.


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP Photosmart MZ67 8MP Digital Camera with 6x Optical Zoom By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $237.00. Sells new for $129.99. There are some available for $100.00.
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  1. A close friend purchased one of these cameras over a year ago (an older model than mine) and I was instantly amazed at how user friendly it was. My daughter was looking at digital cameras and I suggested the HP which after doing some research she purchased the HP MZ67. After playing around with hers I also bought one! The pictures are clear, it takes wonderful videos, has a nice large veiwing screen and the price is hard to beat. My friend is still using her older model as well with no complaints!


  2. Bought 2 of these & gave 1 to a friend - Had flash problems right away & dealt w/ H.P.Support 4 times - They claimed batteries were the problem each time!
    After buying fresh rechargables locally twice w/ no improvement I got Sony batteries & it works perfect

    A great camera @ a low price w/ superb tech support
    Thank You


  3. I like the camera, don't get me wrong. It does a nice job taking pictures, movies and has a lot of storage with the SM card. Very easy to use, nice large display. The bad, be careful when you open the compartment that holds the batteries and storage card. The clip that holds the flap down is made of soft cheap plastic and breaks very easy. I have to use packing tape now to hold it together It should have been made of metal. If you take a picture or movie and use the zoom control wait 3-4 seconds before you take the picture or your image will be out of focus. I found out the hard way and missed a shuttle launch now I have a clip that is out of focus. The wife hates that it does not have a view finder, you have to look at the display to see what you are shooting.


  4. I bought this camera a couple years ago... a friend of mine dropped it and the retracting lens slipped its gears and wouldnt work! I called the company and and after HOURS of irritation they said it was still under waranty and would send me a new one. They did so, but it seriously took alot of phone time and talking to customer service people who did not seem to understand english and wanted to call me at 4am to ask questions! I got my new camera 6 to 8 months ago and the lens is already acting stupid! (And it HASNT been dropped this time!) Its getting stuck open and wont close...or it closes and refuses to open again! I refuse to go through the hell I went through LAST time to replace it so I am in the market for a NEW digital camera...preferably one WITHOUT a retracting lens!
    Its sad because I love the pictures it takes...the zoom is awesome.... its easy to use.... video is good.... but this lens issue is a BIG problem! When it wont open half the time to even TAKE a picture? it doesnt really matter how GOOD the pics are!


  5. It is extremely difficult to get a quality photo out of this camera. Nine out of ten photos are fuzzy. I've tried several different settings. After about a year of use I dropped the camera and broke it. My gain, I guess. I'll go back to my bulky sony until I can afford a new one. It won't be an HP.


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP Photosmart R927 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom By Hewlett Packard. There are some available for $124.99.
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  1. Best digital camera I ever owned. Awesome quality, great battery life, and design, nice strong houseing, great flash for day, inside or nighttime and best of all it's a good price. Made with quality unlike their printers which suck.


  2. I have had this camera for 8 months now and I love this camera.
    The prints are wonderful no matter how much I crop them. I had an HP camera prior to this one and I had it for 5 years and loved it. So I purchased this camera and I have not been disappointed with it. Has many features of which I haven't used them all yet. Would not trade this camera for any other.


  3. This camera is fantastic! It takes great pictures to save on the computer or to print. The controls are easy to use- even my photo challenged husband can take great pictures. It takes beautiful pictures in low lighting too which is great! It is not cheap plastic, but has a metal casing. I will definately get another HP if this one ever goes bad.


  4. This camera is not slow like some people are saying, like 1 person said use a SanDisk or HP memory card they have more speed. If that deosn't work than just simply change the red-eye setting in the camera, because with this setting on, the camera will try to fix the red-eye on every single picture you take before you can take another. The camera has so many fetures but yet it is so easy to use plus at 8.0MP you get great clear pictures.


  5. This is my second HP camera and both had the similar problems....bad battery charge....The first camera came free with my purchase; I didn't use it for several months and when I tried it wouldn't charge, even after buying a new battery. This second camera (R927) had the flash quit working shortly after the waranty ran out....and still wouldn't work even with a new battery. The only way to take pictures at all is to turn the flash off completely. Also, I have been very unhappy with sharpness and color quality overall. I have always liked HP Photosmart printers, but their cameras...not very good. Waste of money!


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP Photosmart M22 4MP Digital Camera By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $189.99. Sells new for $49.99. There are some available for $29.99.
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5 comments about HP Photosmart M22 4MP Digital Camera.
  1. I've spent a small fortune on batteries for this camera and tried new and rechargeable batteries. It's gotten progressively worse and now (after 2 years) the camera turns on only occasionally and even then only when it's plugged into the battery charger. It's a shame because it's a nice camera when it's operating.
    Don't waste your money. Now I have to buy a new camera. You can bet it won't be an HP.


  2. I have never been good with cameras, but I bought the HP M22 in May 2006. I read the manual and tried all the features to learn how to use it. I took all the photos of my 40-yr. high school reunion, my sister's 70th birthday celebration, my trip to an organizational retreat, and made picture calendars for my family. This is a great little camera for the beginner to learn about digital photography. On a scale from 1 to 10, I would give it a 10!


  3. I borrowed this camera from my grandson and almost didn't want to give it back. This camera takes awesome sunset pictures! Even better than my own expensive camera. So far, it's no. 1 on my sunset list.


  4. I've owned this camera for two years and haven't had one problem with it. My batteries usually last 400-500 shots. Very few of my pictures have ever turned out bad, and those that did were operator error. The only problem I have ever had with it is the red-eye. I have added photos on this site that you can view....you can see for yourself. I just "don't get" the bad reviews that other people have put in.


  5. Honestly, when I bought this camera at full price when it first came out, I thought it was a great deal. Boy, was I wrong. The camera is absolutely horrible on batteries. So when I actually wanted to use the darn thing I was never able to because the batteries were drained after having them in for about 20. I eventually just started popping the batteries in right when I used the camera to save them. The mechanism that slides over the view finder eventually gave up as well.

    It did however deserve a couple of stars only because the picture quality of the camera proved to be not so bad.

    In the end, if you're gonna spend money on a digital camera in the first place, I recommend shelling out a few extra bucks on a pricier camera. It will definitely turn out to save you frustration and the money it takes to work it in the first place.


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP E337 Photosmart 5MP Digital Camera By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $98.00. Sells new for $54.95. There are some available for $70.99.
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  1. This is the best camera for first time users. Forget those Disney cheapo's spend a few extra bucks and buy this one. My child has learned this whole camera on her own. I would recommend this camera to anyone.


  2. I was very wary of purchasing a digital camera. All the options, styles, and what the heck are pixels and what do they have to do with pictures, anyway? Well it turns out that the 5 megapixels are great for my small to medium photos. The battery lasts for a while, even longer if you take measures to save the battery. Even though I do not find it hard to figure out how to use technology, I think even my mom could figure out how to use this. The buttons and menus are so easy, and it even explains what the options mean and how they affect your pictures. My only issue is that I didn't know I had to buy a memory card for it, so there you go: Buy a memory card and shoot away!


  3. I bought this camera based on the reviews. Now unless it was a manufaturer's defect, this camera was a piece of junk! Simple, but horrible grainy, blurry photos. I would not recommend this camera to anyone looking for a decent point and shoot camera that takes quality photos!


  4. Bought for christmas Jesus Birthday and for what I want it for its a good price and product


  5. I bought this as a gift for a fam member, they loved it. I was told it takes great pictures, and it works well, u dont evne need a memory card it has a built in memory that holds enough pictures, but ifu take lots of pics then u might want to get a memory card... The price is good. the screen is small but its big enough to see ur image.


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP M737 Photosmart Digital Camera By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $215.00. Sells new for $74.99. There are some available for $66.99.
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  1. THE GOOD: This camera is user friendly, easy to use and takes terrific pictures which is why I may decide to keep it.

    THE BAD: HP does not include a user manual with the camera. They expect you to download the manual, at your own time and expense, from their web site. All they provide with the camera is a Quick Start Guide and a detailed warranty. Also the place where you connect the USB cable to transer pictures to your PC is at the bottom of the camera. I usually take pictures with a tripod which means I always have to remove the camera from the tripod to transfer pictures. Badly designed feature. The software that comes with the camera may or may not be current and therefore may or may not work!

    THE UGLY: This best describes the experience you may have dealing with HP tech support. I called their tech support TWICE BEFORE i BOUGHT THE CAMERA AT DIFFERENT TIMES AND SPOKE TO 2 DIFFERENT TECHS ABOUT HOW THE SELF-TIME WORKS. I use the self-timer all the time and it works differently in various cameras. Both techs told me it did NOT need to be reset for each picture as long as you didn't shut the camera off after setting it. NOT TRUE! I don't they intentionally lied to me. I don't think they knew the right answer and didn't bother to look it up. But things went downhill from here. There is supposed to be editing features in the software that comes with the camera. All I wanted to do is crop the pictures I take. When I couldn't find this feature in the software I called tech support. THEY REFUSED TO HELP ME! They said I had to look the information I needed up in their online user manual and figure it out myself. To say I was furious is the understatement of the year, especially after I looked it up in the user manual only to find out the manual DOES NOT EVEN COVER THIS SUBJECT!!! I called tech support back and asked to speak to a supervisor threatening to return the camera to Amazon and put a scathing review on Amazon's web site for all the world to see about HP's lack of customer service. Fortunately a kind, knowledgeable, helpful tech from India took my call and agreed to help me. He showed me how to access the program on the software but after cropping a few pictures, we had trouble saving them. He determined I didn't have the most current version of their software and he showed me how to download the one I needed from their web site. This solved the problem. I later brought my experience to the attention of a supervisor, who listened patiently, but told me he couldn't do anything about it, including discipling the tech who refused to help me. While it's tempting to return the camera and tell HP to go to hell, I've tried a Canon, a Nikon and a Panasonic digital camera in this price range only to find they were all defective in some way and had to be returned. I was beginning to think I couldn't even find a camera that actually worked, much less one that took good pictures. The picture quality is out-standing on this camera. I gave it only a 3-star rating because of the Bad and Ugly points mentioned. BE FOREWARNED! HP is going out of the camera business. Maybe that's why they don't seem to care about helping their camera customers. But I honestly think I'd get the same crummy customer service on any HP product so I won't buy another one. If you buy this camera and need tech support, pray you get the same kind, helpful tech I finally did. I have a feeling he was one in a million which are not good odds, but you may get lucky. Dealing with HP you'll need all the luck you can get!


  2. I ordered (3) "NEW" M737 camera's and when I recevied them, one of the boxes was not sealed and the camera had obviously been used! It was dirty and had finger prints on the display screen. I was VERY disappointed that a product in this condition was even sent out!


  3. very good camera compact for its 8.0 mega pixel size does not use alot of battery power from rechargeable batteries


  4. The HP M737 photosmart camera is easy to use and take good quality photos. In addition its software for photo edition is easy to use too. In my opinion for domestic use is not necessary to purchase a more expensive camera. I recommend this product.


  5. Very affordable camera that is very easy to use and has very high quality. A lot of bang for the buck. I am not disapointed in this purchase!


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Posted in Hewlett-Packard HP Digital (Saturday, March 20, 2010)

HP Photosmart R937 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $249.99. Sells new for $649.95. There are some available for $99.98.
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  1. I've had this camera for about 14 months now. I carried it around in my jeans pocket for an entire year. The camera is durable. I dropped it a few times and have had it bang into all kinds of stuff while in my pocket. After 12 months the plastic piece that holds the battery broke and the battery would push its door open. I found that if I bent the door a little (it has a metal hinge) then it wouldn't be forced open by the battery. I figured that after the wear and tear I put the camera through, that was a reasonable breakage.
    The one complaint I have is the software for connecting to a PC. It doesn't really work. The easiest thing is to not bother with it. Just pull out the memory card and put it in your computer (or get a usb card reader if your computer doesn't have a built in one). That will take just a min or two to get all the photos from your camera to the computer. Then just put the card back in the camera and its good to go.
    The picture quality is good. The camera does have trouble in low light if you don't use a flash. But that is pretty typical of point and shoot camera. Pictures from this camera seem to have more than average red eye, but that never bothered me.
    The big selling point for me was the internal lens. When you focus, it adjusts inside the camera instead of extending out. This way if the camera gets turned on in your pocket or purse the lens won't get damaged because it stays inside the camera.
    I also love the touch screen. All cameras should have a UI like this one. So much easier to use and figure out. I recommend this camera.


  2. This has got to be the worse camera I have ever used. I have given it a year of use and I am sorry to say that in all of 2008 I do not have one good photo that was taken indoors. All are grainy, red eye/glo eye, and tons of white spots on every photo. I threw the camera in the trash tonight after veiwing my x-mas photos.

    I also have never been able to download the photos from the camera had to use a USB card reader to tranfer them.

    I wasted a whole year of photos that I will never be able to replace. I would never recommend this to anyone.I have had it with HP--


  3. I bought the HP R937 for both my grandsons. It take EXCELLENT quality pictures and is very easy to use! Highly recommend it!


  4. I first bought this camera in the beg. of 08. My friend had it and immeditley i fell in love. This camera has so many unique things you can do like look ten lbs less or make yourself into a cartoon. i love how you can edit right on the screen! Everyone who sees this camera is amazed at how wonderful it is. I never really leave reviews so this really is good! Good luck with your new R937!! Ohhh by the way when I bought this camera it was about three hundred cheaper. Anyone else see the price jump?
    Hope Garcia.


  5. The Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera is a slightly more advanced digital camera than the average with a few extra features that make some of the simpler digital cameras pale in comparison. I have owned a few different digital cameras in my day and with each purchase, I tend to look for more features in a more user- friendly package. This HP camera combines the features I had on my last Hewlett- Packard camera with a larger viewing screen and more photo effects for more advanced and more convenient photography.

    Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera offers many good reasons to rate it highly but among them, the one that caught my attention first was the huge LCD screen. Small viewing screens are a great annoyance with many digital cameras, but the LCD screen on the Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera measures a whopping 3.6 inches. In fact, it encompasses almost the entire back side of the camera and it provided exactly the extra viewing area I wanted. Not only does the large screen make it easy to capture images and clearly see the image you are about to take, it is also perfect for the playback of the video feature. With a screen this large, one can preview a video with ease. There is no need to strain the eyes when the LCD screen on your camera is 3.6 inches.

    This camera offers many different shooting modes to create just the right picture. Beach, landscape, snow, sunset, etc., are among the many choices and you need to just try each one out to find out which one works best for different situations. I also like the auto- shooting mode. Using this, the Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera becomes idiot proof. It will do its best to conform the image electronically, saving the user the time or hassle of seeking out just the right mode. Picture cleanup is also very fast with the Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera. The large LCD screen makes it easy to find problems and makes it easy to delete the problems with a touch of the screen.

    Is everything perfect with the Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera? No, there are a few problem areas. One is the lack of available memory. There is enough space on this camera to handle about 20 to 25 pictures. This isn't much at all, and it won't suffice for even the casual picture taker. This is why memory cards are a must with this camera. Another problem is with the zoom function. It doesn't zoom very wide, and it is also one of the few features of the Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera that is not activated by using the touch screen. Another small complaint is the time it takes to transfer pictures from the camera to your pc. The 1.1 USB connection isn't very fast, so you have to be patient as you wait for the pictures to flow from one device to the next.

    Perfect or near- perfect digital cameras may exist, but they will likely cost a week's wages or more and are not practical for the casual photographer. The Hewlett- Packard Photosmart R937 Digital Camera isn't perfect, but it does take plenty of great pictures, offers great editing, has a long battery life, and offers a gigantic LCD viewing area of 3.6 inches, all for a relatively low price. It's a winning digital camera in my book, giving you the minimum features you want plus a little bit more without the excessively high price tag common with the more sophisticated cameras.


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HP Photosmart M547 6.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom By Hewlett Packard. The regular list price is $99.99. Sells new for $85.00. There are some available for $29.00.
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5 comments about HP Photosmart M547 6.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom.
  1. My sister bought this camera for my daughter for Christmas. We are really impressed with it's quality. I own a Canon A560 and I think the pictures taken with this camera are even nicer. It's very user friendly and you can do some nice editing on the camera itself. I am very impressed. (And I have to be pretty impressed or not impressed to go out of my way to write a review).


  2. HP Photosmart M547 6.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom
    This is my second HP after 7 years. HP was my choice again for the ease of use, ease of understanding the
    instructions and ease of connecting to the printer and the MAC computer. The screen is large, and what you see in the screen is the you picture get.

    For the price is was THE RIGHT CHOICE AGAIN ----HP.

    Charmaine


  3. The 6.2MP HP M547 Photosmart's not a bad utilitarian camera and good overall value for the $75 Online price, and the $9 2GB SD Card I got on Amazon using the Google Checkout discount was a great deal; But the 6.2 HP M547 Photosmart camera is not anywhere close to the camera my 4MP Nikon digital is. Good thing I found my Nikon again. I guess it's true, you get what you pay for, even if I did pay $200 for the 4MP Nikon 2 Chrismas' ago.


  4. THIS CAMERA PERFORMS WELL AND OUT PERFORMS SOME 8 PIXEL CAMERAS.IT STOPS MOTION REALLY WELL. MADE MY CEILING FAN AT FULL SPEED LOOK LIKE IT WAS STANDING STILL SO IMAGINE WHAT IT WILL DO AT THE GAME. vERY GOOD FOR THE PRICE.


  5. We bought this for our son in March. He only was able to use it a few times before the lense would no longer retract. Unfortunately, we were on vacation for 3 weeks when it happened and the camera only had a 90 day warranty, which ran out while we were gone. Now we have an expensive, useless camera. I expected more from HP.


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