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HP PS120 1.0MP Digital Camera
Price : $99.99
Features
: - 1.0-megapixel CCD creates prints up to 4 by 6 inches
- 2x digital zoom lens with autofocus
- Included 4 MB CompactFlash memory card holds up to 36 images
- Connects to PCs via USB port
- Includes auto flash with red-eye reduction; 4 AA batteries included
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The HP Photosmart 120 combines point-and-shoot simplicity with the versatility of digital technology. You can view your photographs and video clips instantly on the "transflective" LCD screen (reflective outside, backlight indoors). It also enables quick and easy download to your PC, and offers great software with a host of features for sharing your special moments and memories. The PS120 features a 2x digital zoom fixed-focus lens. It's powered by four AA batteries, and you can use optional NiMH rechargeable batteries. Save images to the internal 4 MB flash memory. The PS120 also includes a built-in CompactFlash card slot for adding extra memory. The PS120 comes with a USB cable, user's guide, four AA batteries, HP photo-imaging software, and Hemera greeting-card software.
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HP R727 6.2 MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom and Camera Dock
Price : $249.99
Features
: - Box Content - HP Photosmart R727 Digital Camera, HP Photosmart Q6221A Premium Camera Dock, HP Photosmart R07 lithium ion rechargeable battery, USB cable, HP Photosmart 5V AC adapter, Quick Start Guide, Warranty/regulatory booklet, CD with HP Photosmart Premier software for Windows & Macintosh and Wrist strap
- 6.2-Megapixel Stills, up to 2864x2160 resolution, 640 x 480 at 24 fps MPEG-1 VGA
- Frame, view and edit on a big, 6.35cm 2.5 LCD image display (960x240) that's bright enough to see indoors and out
- Lens System - f3.5 to f7.4 (wide), f4.2 to f8.8 (telephoto), HP Precision internal optical zoom lens (3x optical, 8x digital), 6.5 to 19.5-mm focal length, approximately 39 to 118 mm (35 mm equivalent)
- Shutter Speed - 16 to 1/2000 seconds
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Take stunning 6.2 MP photos that make beautiful 4 x 6-inch prints and enlargements up to poster size. Small, thin and elegant with 24x total zoom - 3x internal optical zoom, 8x digital. A variety of intuitive features make it easy to use. Get the photo you intended to take, without red eyes or shadows on faces, using HP Real Life technologies. Snap a panorama shot, or get photo-taking tips, with HP Image Advice. 32 MB internal memory included with optional SD card. Frame and view photos on a big, 2.5-inch image display thats bright enough to see indoors and out. Print stills of VGA video clips directly from the camera. Do more with your photos, without a PC. Use manual controls, or apply artistic effects and fun borders in camera with HP Design Gallery. Then print photos almost anywhere, using an HP Photosmart compact photo printer. Add a dock to easily recharge, view photos on TV and transfer photos wirelessly. Rely on HP for beautiful prints of your photos youll love to share.
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HP SB360 12.0 MP 3.0" LCD 3x Optical Zoom Digital Camera (Plum)
Price : $129.99
Features
: - 12.0 megapixels
- 3" LCD panel
- 3x optical zoom, 5x digital zoom
- 32MB internal memory
- Includes: camera, wrist strap, USB cable, Li-ion rechargeable battery, battery charger, quick start guide, software.
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12 MP, 3IN LCD, 3X OPTICAL,ZOOM (PLUM)
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HP PhotoSmart 318 - Digital camera - compact - 2.3 Mpix - supported memory: CF - metallic silver
Price : $39.99
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Hewlett Packard C200 1MP Digital Camera
Price : $299.99
Features
: - 1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 4 x 6 prints
- 2x digital zoom with autofocus
- Included 8 MB SmartMedia card holds 24 images at default resolution
- Connects to PCs via serial port
- 4 AA batteries included
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The PhotoSmart C200 is a relative breakthrough in its market--it's a name-brand, quality digital camera at a price that puts it in the reach of most consumers. It boasts a good top resolution, a color LCD display, point-and-shoot operation, and a lens system with a macro mode for extreme closeups. It uses removable, reusable CompactFlash memory cards, and comes with an 8 MB card that can hold up to 80 photos. The C200 also offers a 2x digital zoom and a built-in automatic flash. It includes everything you need to transfer your photos to your PC, including basic image-editing software. The Hewlett-Packard PhotoSmart C200 is compact enough to rival traditional point-and-shoots for portability. Overall, it's a great way to try out digital photography without draining your wallet.
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Question : I'm looking for an instruction manuel for a hewlett packard camera. model 618?
have no instruction manuel for a model 618 hp digital camera. I'd like to find the web site where I could order one, the flash is not working. Not having the manuel, I can't find in the menu where the flash might be turned off.
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good luck. they never made an instruction manual so you'll be looking a long time. HP began outsourcing their camera manual writing at the time the 618 was produced. The first manual was written in Hindi and Farsi but not in English (I assume you're an English speaker? ) By the time HP rectified the problem using their Farsi translation software the camera was already obsolete and defective. There has been a class action lawsuit filed in Hosuton Superior Court over this issue and the Judge is considering placing a moratorium and injunction on future HP products
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Question : What kind of cable do I need to download pictures from my digital camera?
I have a hewlett packard camera. It was given to me. I don't have anything that goes with it. So I don't know what I need to hook it up to the computer. It's a hp photosmart 320.
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Probably a usb or mini usb. Take it into Radio Shack - they'll hook you up.
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Question : Hewlett-Packard Photosmart 5.0-Megapixel Digital Camera?
can this camera plug into your computer? so u can save pics to your pc?
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any digital camera can
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Question : Which brand of laptop would you get, gateway or hewlett-packard?
I am using it for college, surfing net, digital camera stuff, listening to music, etc. Which brand has the least problems overall?My two choices of laptops are between a Hewlett-Packard AMB Turion 64 mobile technology ML-37 model DV5224NR or a Gateway Platinum Edition Notebook with AMD Turion™ 64 Mobile Technology ML-37 Model: MX6455
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I have always found Toshiba to be a good value and highly reliable.
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Question : What do you think of this camera and photo printer by HP?
The printer is a 'HP Photosmart e317"The Digital camera is 7850 digital camera..i might get it. Built-in flash Stock Photo Item Specifics - Digital Cameras Digital Camera Type: Point & Shoot Optical Zoom: -- Digital Camera Brand: Hewlett-Packard Digital Zoom: 4x Product Line: HP PhotoSmart Manufacturer Warranty: -- Model: E317 Flash Type: Built-in flash Resolution: 5 Memory Card Format: Multiple Manufacturer Part Number: Multiple Battery Type: 2 x AA alkaline battery ( included ) Bundled Kits: -- Condition: New, Never Opened HP's Home Photo Studio…with everything included!Digital camera/photo printer combo has everything to get you started. HP makes it easy for you to take the plunge into digital photography by bundling a digital camera with a compatible photo printer — at a great value! This package includes everything you need to get started: a 5.0-megapixel camera, a fast printer, ink, and starter 8 1/2" x 11" photo paper. You'll be able to take pictures and print them right away. Print beautiful photos in as fast as 27 seconds. Take great pictures and print them — even borderless! — from 4" x 6" all the way to extra-long 8 1/2" x 24" paper size. The 7850 printer offers quick print speeds up to 20 ppm (pages per minute) in black-and-white or full color; printer also includes a removable 4" x 6" photo tray for creating frameable prints anytime. Plus, the 6-ink photo technology enables all gradations of grays and colors. Focus up close from far away with 4x digital zoom. You can zoom in or out to frame your subject exactly the way you want it to look, whether it's a bird on a nearby hill or a favorite football player on the field during the game. Includes starter photo paper in 8 1/2" x 11" size. Experiment with your first photos by printing them in a large, frameable size on the included photo paper. You'll quickly notice how the dense 5.0-megapixel resolution lets you print enlarged images beautifully, without noticeable "grainy" effects. 1.5" on-camera LCD screen for preview/review. The built-in LCD lets you frame every shot before you click; after you've taken a series of pictures, review them all on the same screen — slide-show style. Shoot mini movies in full-motion video with audio. Be ready to capture baby's first steps, the graduate's moment on the stage, and more…in sound and motion! This camera captures film clips with up to 24 fps (frames per second). HP Image Zone software lets you sort and edit your photos on-camera. Crop and resize your photos, then file them by date or keyword so you can easily retrieve them later. You can even create your own greeting cards and photo albums! Plus, Image Zone can restore a picture you accidentally deleted or inadvertently edited. Print directly via the included PictBridge™ cable or via SD/MMC cards. Both the E317 camera and the 7850 printer are PictBridge-enabled, so all you have to do is connect them with the included cable…and print! Store pictures in the built-in 16MB memory, or use Secure Digital™ or MultiMediaCard™ media (sold separately) to transfer picture files from your camera to your printer. Backed by HP's 1-year warranty*.
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I guess it depends on what you plan to do with the camera and what kind of pictures you want to take. HP makes pretty decent printers and if you can get a sample shot printed from it prior to purchase depending on your satisfaction with the quality of the print that should be your main decision maker on that scale. Also be aware that if you're going to be say, printing a book a photo printer isn't the best choice because the quality is definitely inferior on that level. As for HP cameras I've never had any personal luck with them. As the previous poster stated HP camera's are 'ok' but for true quality I'd look at another brand. I'm a very big fan of Canons, but Nikons are also solid pieces of machinery, along with the sonys, in terms of reliable picture quality and satisfaction.
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Question : Is it true that realplayer version 10 can interfere with me sending pictures from my digital camera to my pc?
because i can no longer upload from my kodax easyshare cx7300 or my hewlett packard DSC 220 ? And does anyone know how i can get these working again please? i have tried installing the software again but it isnt having any of it?????? HELP.
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I haven't had any trouble with realplayer, mediaplayer or any other program and my digital pictures. I'd have a look for a virus first to see if this is upsetting your system - you'll have to reinstall if there are viruses abd they are removed - then i'd look at control panel, and admintration tools to see if your printer and digital camera are enabled.
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Question : need information about hewlett packard digital cameras. Are they any good . I want to spend about $150?
need information about hewlett packard digital cameras. Are they any good . I want to spend about $150?
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For the same price you should be able to find a Canon or Olympus, either of which would probably be better, I am a photo lab manager, and have not been impressed with HP cameras.
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Question : I'm thinking of buying a Hewlett Packard E327 digital camera. Anyone have one?? What do you think??
I'm thinking of buying a Hewlett Packard E327 digital camera. Anyone have one?? What do you think??
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No, but I have the HP M417 and I find it to have a lot of potential. Once I get more familiar with it, I'm sure my photos will be more consistantly excellent. Great color. I'm sure the quality and features run in the family. :-)
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Question : How can I fix the battery door on my Hewlett Packard digital camera?
I have a Hewlett Packard Photosmart hp 315 digital camera, and the trap door for the batteries is broken. The catch that would keep the door shut seems chipped off, so i have to keep the door shut with my thumb, or the batteries come spilling out. Is there a way to fix this? Howe much will repairs cost me? The camera itself works fine, just the battery door is busted..
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see if you can buy the battery door part separately. if not then I would suggest some gaffer tape. and just tape it shut.
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Question : what causes many brown lines when I take pictures on my digital camera?
Hewlett Packard digital camera, about 1 1/2 - 2 yrs old. Really a wonderful camera. All of a sudden though every picture I take has darker brown lines running over the complete viewer. Not the battery. Nothing happened to the camera. The lines show up when you view the pictures on your camera and also when you upload them to your computer. Just a constant neatly multi-lined darker streaking over the entire viewer/picture. I haven't printed any pics but, again, lines show up looking at pics on camera and also uploaded to my pc. Any ideas? Doesn't show up under trouble shooting on the HP site and of course I think my warranty is well over. I like the camera so much though (docks to the 4" x 6" HP printer) that I don't want to get a different one if I can fix this one somehow without it costing $3,000,000. Appreciate your time and suggestions/thoughts.
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Try a camera reset. When a camera does something strange, that's the first place to start.Since the lines show in the files on your computer, it's not the LCD. It might be the card.Take out the card and take a picture using the internal memory. If it works okay, then try formatting the card in the camera. Cleaning the card's contacts is a good idea too, in case there's a little corrosion.If the problem persists you may need a new card.Last option (and least likely), the sensor has developed a fault. It will cost too much to fix.Try typing the model number into Amazon and see if there's a second hand one for sale.
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