Hewlett Packard PhotoSmart C200 Digital Camera

Pros: reliable, good pics, well-priced
Cons: inhales batteries, 2x zoom

I sell computers, components, and accessories. I have had alot of time to compare the numerous cameras that come and go. After getting my facts gathered I decided to purchase this cam. I have used this camera for a full year and i would like to offer...

Pros: Clear and quality pictures, day or night, view screen.
Cons: Delay in the picture taking process, battery eater, slow transfers.

I got this Hewlett Packard Photo Smart C200 for christmas and was very excited. I had wanted a digital camera for some time and this was the best gift of all. I have taken literally hundreds of pictures and all of them have had excellent...

Pros: Currently available under 200, red-eye reduction, decent capacity.
Cons: Slightly bulky, LCD viewfinder a bit choppy.

Well, to be perfectly honest, I still need film. I have yet to work with a digital camera that even approaches the resolution currently offered by 35mm film. But the Hewlett-Packard PhotoSmart C200 certainly outperforms the old "snapshot" cameras.
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Pros: Inexpensive, good quality, easy to use
Cons: No rechargeable power source, slight delay when shooting.

When I went looking for a digital camera, I wanted something that would be fairly inexpensive, but with good (if not great) picture quality. I was lucky enough to find both standards in the HP 215. The HP 215 was one of the cheaper digital cameras at...

Pros: Price, Photo Quality and Ease of Use
Cons: Battery life is limited.

Why I Purchased a Digital Camera... To be perfectly honest, I wasn't looking to buy a digital camera. But HP enticed me to lay down my hard earned cash when they advertised the combo of buying the HP PhotoSmart P1100 Color Inkjet ...

Pros: Image quality, and LCD, minor manual controls, and quality optics on the cheap.
Cons: Large, slow serial downloads, and no real zoom.

Far too long in the world of digital photography there has been a chasm- On one side lie the high quality but spectacularly expensive cameras of the professionals, and on the other side lie the cheaper but far lower quality toys of the lower classes....

Pros: Takes great pictures
Cons: Needs a lot of light

I have written previously about my bad experiences with a Hewlett Packard computer (multiple failures right out of warranty), a printer (worked terrible), and a scanner (worked worse). In all fairness, now that I have come across an HP product that works...

Pros: Very simple, good quality, and great value.
Cons: Fragile connection port, fuzzy "zoom"

Tired of buying a roll of film, taking 24 pictures, paying for development and then finding out that only 4 pictures are worth keeping? The HPC200 resolves that issue by saving you hundreds in film and development costs - and if you don't like a picture,...

Pros: Easy to use, great resolution
Cons: battery killer, small CF card

I bought his about 2-3 months ago, but only started to use it recently. It is REALLY easy to use and understand that any beginner (even myself!) can learn to use it in 10 minutes. Even connecting to your computer to download (with the manuals and...

Pros: price, picture quality,
Cons: eats batteries, tri-pod mount

If you are in the market for your first digital camera and do not want to spend a lot of money, then this camera is for you.

The HP PhotoSmart digital camera allows you to take pictures that can be downloaded onto your computer or viewed on...

Pros: Great for web photos
Cons: 1.3 Megapixel cameras just don't cut it.

The only way I could sum up this camera is that you get what you pay for, and from the looks of other epinions, its a love it or hate it model.

I have the HP 215 which I mainly use for web-quality photographs. For an entry level camera, it...

Pros: Easy to use, Good pictures
Cons: Had to purchase extras

Ok, at first I was really skeptical about the entire digital camera thing - my husband was the one who wanted to buy one. I work for a mortgage company and many appraisers have started using digital cameras, which obviously speeds up the process, but the...

Pros: Great price, nice pictures, screen is a plus
Cons: No AC adapter, Serial only--no USB, poor flash

I had this extra cash burning a hole in my pocket, and I REALLY wanted to get a digital camera. My budget was about $300 and I wanted to find an all-around good camera with a good resolution--I wanted the max resolution to be no less than 1 megapixel....

Pros: Superb performance, full features for the price.
Cons: Great for personal picture-taking, but not quite enough pixel capacity for the professional.

Having spent 30 years in the electronics R&D business, I was well acquainted with the reliability and quality of Hewlett-Packard laboratory instruments. Therefore, when it became time to select a color printer, several years ago, I opted for an HP...

Pros: Cheap, sturdy, easy to use
Cons: Controls are basic, no ac adapter

It’s true; good things do come to those who wait. I’ve been wanting a digital camera for some time. However, I’m not enough of an enthusiast to justify spending $300 or more for a decent mid-range camera. And I didn’t want to compromise too much on...