Are you looking for a digital camera that offers outstanding image quality at any speed but don’t want to shell out the big bucks? If you are, then perhaps the HP Photosmart 618 digital camera is the camera for you. Priced moderately for beginner or...
Pros: Good optics and ergonomics, great price. Cons: Problems with color balance, automatic flash and shutter speed.
For many people, HP PhotoSmart 618 represents one of the best values you can find in the realm of digital cameras. For me, the camera represents one of the best bargains as well, but also one of the best digital cameras I have ever used. Sadly, this...
Pros: 2.11 MP, Yields Large Prints, Pentax ZOOM Lens, Many Manual Control options. Cons: Power Consumption - Needs Alternative NiMH Batteries, Costly (but useful) AC Adapter is optional.
Turn out the lights; The Party's over. After some 28 Months of rather constant use for both business and pleasure, our HP 618 Digicam gave up the ghost. I think I helped it along by fumbling it and letting it fall about 3 inches onto a ...
Pros: Great Features, Performance, Upgradable Cons: Made in Phillipines, No Physical Manual
For the last three years, I’ve been using an Agfa 780c Digital Camera for Web design work. This was one of the first digital cameras and, although, I loved it at first, as time passed, I was less and less enamored of the image quality, less than 1...
Pros: Std batteries & memory & form factor. Easy to use, good automatic settings. Cons: A good value for the price. No cons.
This camera was bought after much research (including some, right here at epinions.com). It is my first digital camera, and I am quite pleased with it.
My 3 main main priorites (besides being able to take good quality pictures) were:
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Pros: Comfortable case, good range of option, shutter controls a big plus, price Cons: AC adapter too expensive; menu navigation initially a little confusing
Two years ago, I spent almost $900 on a Kodak DC 210 digital camera that doesn't offer half the features of this camera (well, that is the curse/blessing of technology). Its shutter speed was extremely slow, the quality of the pictures was only so-so,...
Pros: Suburb photos, point and shoot, good battery life, excellent customer service, dummy proof. Cons: Viewfinder offset not suitable for close up shots.
Viewfinder 20% smaller than photo/LCD image.
For background and in general, 8.5" x 11" photos need 1600 x 1200 pixels, 5" x 7" is 1152 x 864 and 4" x 6" is 1024 x 768. Given those resolutions and today's technology, the challenge is to find a digital camera with a) acceptable wait time to get a...
Pros: Convenient, good price Cons: Slow shutter, I could use a longer optical zoom
Before I even get started, you need to know that I work for Hewlett-Packard. I do not work on the digital camera products (unfortunately!), but some people may wish to apply some quantity of salt to what I say based on that information.
Pros: Takes great shots, comes with 16MB card, lots of features and cool software. Cons: Eats batteries, lag in shutter response.
I *love* my camera!!! I don't leave home without it (and extra batteries!!!). Photography is one of my hobbies and I use it for work as well. The nice thing about a digital camera is that you preview the pix right away and if it isn't what you want,...
Pros: Very easy to use, not too bulky. Cons: HP software leaves a lot to be desired.
Before I begin my review, let me say that I live down the road (literally) from HP here in Southwest Washington. I feel a little biased about having this great company in my neighborhood.
So, when it came time to get a digital camera I fell...
Pros: Great for getting your feet wet in digital for the price, great for quick shots Cons: Manual operation and resolution is over-rated.
When I decided to take the plunge and go digital, I wanted three things from a camera: affordability, high resolution and manual operations. I chose the HP 618 because it had 2.1 mega-pixel & manual ops at decent price, and glowing reviews. Others that...
Pros: Easy to operate, Excellent Quality, Reasonably priced, Memory is cheap Cons: Regular batteries do not last long
I have owned this camera for about one year now and I am glad that I can share my love for it. It is simple to use and takes excellent quality pictures. I use it at best quality and bought a 128mb memory card (Compact Flash Memory is really cheap), so...
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Hewlett Packard 256 MB SDRAM A4994A Hewlett-Packard offers the highest quality memory available. This ensures uninterrupted, high-speed performance for the lifetime of the memory. That's...
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