HP Photosmart 433

HP Photosmart C500

This is the big daddy of digi cameras, we are talking big money, incredible pics, and awesome features. If only I was lucky enough to own one! I am writing this opinion after borrowing this beast off a collegue at work. Lets start with cost; if you aint got a a house to re-mortage, forget it ! The c500 has a max resolution of 1600 x 1200, in other words your gonna get a damn fine picture. The clarity of the images are amazing; dont try and print them out from a inkjet printer, you wont do them justice. Leave them on your PC and you can enjoy them until you need the space back. When converted from the 16mb memory card within the camera the pictures are in jpeg ...

HP Photosmart C618

pixels) are placed on the back. The zoom, menus and navigation are all intuitive. Output format - JPEG (EXIF) and TIFF. Camera not support output video. Included software (especially,HP Photo Imaging Software 2.0) to allow you to do with yours photos a lot. Finally, I think the HP Photosmart C618 a very good buy for beginners, for professional this camera is required improvements (support IBM microdrive need certainly). ...

HP Photosmart C215

* Updates at bottom* The HP Photosmart c215 is an ideal camera for those on a tight budged and for those who do not want to spend over £300 on a new basic camera. The camera arrived with a standard 4mb memory card which is able to store up to 32 images at the lowest quality but only 5 images at the highest quality. Purchasing a 32mb Compact Flash card enable the camera to store an additional 59 photos at the highest quality or over 300 (three hundred) at the worst quality! Not bad for an extra £25! The Camera is good at taking photos meant for the web, some examples can be found at http://www.thehuddersfield.net/pics/. These were taken at highest quality ...