HP 612

Pros: HP 612 is a really easy digital camera and takes good pictures.

Cons: Lag time. Eats batteries. (same as all mid range digital cameras)

The Bottom Line: I spent a lot of time deciding on a digital camera, and I am very happy with HP 612.

Review: The HP 612 is a good family camera. It works as a point-and-shot for all the family tech idiots (which includes most of the population) but will do enough fancy stuff to keep the shutter savvy busy for a while. If you want to focus other than...

Pros: Easy to Use, Great LCD display, Nice photos

Cons: Battery Sucker, Delay between when you push button and picture is taken

The Bottom Line: The HP Photosmart 612 is a great, compact, very easy-to-use digital camera with enough nice features to take real quality pictures.

Review: I bought this digital camera at Circuit City because I was setting up an on-line business and needed to have some decent photos of my product. It was one of the few affordable cameras that has both digital and optical zoom. In laymen's terms that means...

Pros: Ease of use, price, picture resolution not bad

Cons: Eats Ni-Cad batteries like crazy! Use Ni-MH.

The Bottom Line: Overall, this is a good choice for an entry-level digital camera.

Review: We've owned this digital camera for about six months now, and it's been a good entry-level unit for us nonprofessional photographers. The 612's price was attractive because the retailer had specially bundled it at the time with purchase of an HP ...

Pros: simple to operate, easy on the chequebook, decent quality pics, lightweight

Cons: poorly designed function index

The Bottom Line: A decent digital camera that possesses the features required to take decent 8 x 10 pictures.

Review: Decent mid priced digital camera. Easy to operate with the easy to use software that is included with the unit. Good quality pictures on the best setting(there are good, better and best settings);however, I have not tried using the other two settings at...

Pros: Takes Clear Shots, Easy to Use, Good Features for Price

Cons: No Case, Wish the batteries didn't burn so quick!

The Bottom Line: This is a good camera and worth the price. I've had it for a year now and it's been troublefree and taken good photos.

Review: I have always wanted to be a decent photographer for vacation photos and family photos but have alwa ...

Pros: Great pics! Easy to use!

Cons: Eats batteries!

The Bottom Line: I would buy this for your first Digital camera. Easy to operate and good quality photos!

Review: Bought this camera at my local Wal-Mart a few months back.
2.31 MP Resolution.
2x Optical Zoom.
2x Digital Zoom.
8 MB Internal Memory.
1.75 Inch Color LCD for photo preview.
USB Connectivity.
Memory Card slot.
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Pros: Easy to use, relatively inexpensive to take quality photos

Cons: Poor shutter lag, bulky, battery hog

The Bottom Line: Decent quality images, easy to use, and good reliability at a reasonable price.

Review: I'm not cheap. I'll deny it to the bitter end. What I am is a realist. I do not see the need to s ...

Pros: Easy to use, low price, good quality images

Cons: Eats battery, slow in all aspects, 72dpi JPEG, plastic casing

The Bottom Line: This camera delivers what you paid for. Average images and solid construction should makes this camera worthwhile.

Review: With digital cameras price go down, it is the best time to buy a digital camera as manufacturers are giving out rebates and bonus accessories. With so many digital cameras, which one is good?

That all depends on your needs. If you need a...

Pros: Easy to use, good daytime picture

Cons: very bad flash quality for night time picture. Color is all off with flash.

The Bottom Line: I will not buy any HP camera after this experience.

Review: I've had the camera for 1 year and 4 months. It takes great day time pictures. However, the camera is absolutely useless for night time pictures. The colors come out awful when the flash is on and it casts annoying shadow on the subject.
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Pros: multiple resolutions, decent picture quality, good price

Cons: battery life, easily turned on by accident, no case

Review: I've had this camera for a few years now, and am getting increasingly irritated at its biggest flaw: battery life. Its on/off button is very poorly placed and designed, as it easily gets bumped, turning on the camera while in backpacks, gearbags, or ...