Hewlett Packard Photosmart 320 Digital Camera

Pros: Easy to use,Takes good pics,4x zoom,
Cons: none

HP Photosmart 320 Digital Camera is great.
I love it, I got it for christmas from my mom, with the dock its so cool you just the HP Photosmart 320 Digital Camera on the dock ,and hit a button and they are on your computer.
The soft ware it...

Pros: Good camera for the price. Uses AA batteries; good battery life.
Cons: Takes too long between photos. Better outdoors than indoors.

Three quality settings and the two zoom levels result in good quality photos that are suitable for p ...

Pros: Very simple interface with computer and printer. Fairly compact.
Cons: Uses up batteries fairly quickly.

The HP Photosmart320 camera is simple to set up and use the software. The review, zoom, and timer features are adequate for most purposes. Photo quality is good, but not quite professional quality. Transferring pictures to your computer is as easy as...

Pros: small, compact easy to use
Cons: battery door won't stay closed - not much use that way

I like the camera - but the battery door doesn't stay closed if there are batteries in the camera. With batteries in the camera, even duct tape won't hold the battery door closed. Rubber bands won't keep the battery door closed if there are batteries...

Pros: Great zoom, red eye reduction
Cons: No sound on movies, :30 limit on movies

While the title of this review may seem negative, in reality, I am pleased with this camera. There are some pros and cons to the camera. That is what I will concentrate on. Negative first.

Cons:
   - If you want to take a timed...

Pros: Easy to use, good quality, great for snap shots.
Cons: Only 2x or 4x zoom, increasing zoom decreases quality, battery life.

The HP Photosmart 320 Digital Camera is a great family camera. With just the click of one button you have a digital good quality picture you can print out or email. The camera is average size and weight for a digital and the 1.5" lcd screen is great ...

Pros: works good fore 89.99$ camera
Cons: when you reach 4 times digital it gets blurry

2.1 mega pixels and 4 times digital is o.k. for a little camera like the H.P. other wise it works good.

Pros: HP Photosmart 8881 camera dock, with re-chargeable batteries and memory card available.
Cons: No really good zoom feature. Did not do well in dimly-lit Shoshone Ice Cave.

I purchased this camera and was so delighted with it that I purchased one for my son as well. I purchased the extra memory card, about the size of a postage stamp, which gives me over 1300 low-resolution shots of email size photos (1 star) clear to high resolution photos (3 stars), taking up to about 130 hi-resolution photos without downloading them in-between. I also separately purchased the HP Photosmart 8881 camera dock, which comes with re-chargeable batteries. It recharges the batteries while they're still inside the camera and allows easy download and emailing of the photos. I could not be happier with the quantity and quality of the photos, for normal photo taking. I have never maxed out the memory card yet.
Unfortunately, taking photos when it's dark, such as in a dimly-lit cave was a waste of time. (Took my grandkids on a road trip to the Shoshone Ice Cave.) It was also unable to effectively zoom so that I could focus on a wild animal that we spotted. I lucked out and got it as a special package deal:$150, with a $100 PhotoSmart printer, $150 camera. I saved $100 by purchasing the packaged set.

Pros: Affordable, decent pics for the price. Accepts SD cards. Very simple camera to use.
Cons: Slow to write to memory, cheap feeling, no lens cap. Poor low light capability.

I have had my HP 320 digital camera for almost three years. It makes for a good entry level digital camera, and is a good investment for those who just want something to have for capturing the moment.

Obviously, you will not get the same features or quality as a camera that costs twice as much... but then again, those cameras are twice as expensive! Makes decent pics for emailing, and the quality settings can be set for good 4x6's, and I have even printed some decent 8x10's.

I have never been a fan of HP products, mind you, but this camera has so far outlasted most of my other HP items (including my $1800 laptop!!). All in all, a worthy investment for a family camera to use.

Pros: excellent quality, easy to use
Cons: battery drains quickly, night time shots must be taken close, lil heavy.

Well, this is my first Digital Camera and i have taken over 450 pics. I have developed some pictures at futureshop and they turned out Amazing. And i bought my camera factory refurbished.

Pros: Great price, great pictures, easy to use.
Cons: No sound with the video clips.

I really love this camera! After coupon codes and rebates, I only paid $74! It takes the BEST pictures. We took ours to Disney World last month, and got the better shots than the pros take in the park! I have printed 8X10 pictures that are now framed and on the wall. The prints are not pixelated or blurry - and the colors are so vibrant!

I can't get the avi videos clips to playback on my computer - but I am working on it. I wish the avi's included sound, however.

Pros: good picture quality
Cons: battery life

I bought this camera last Christmas for taking pictures of my newborn son. I can send pictures to everyone in my family without even using a stamp. I love the camera. It is extremely easy to use and the pictures are of excellent quality!

You will love the HP Photosmart 320 digital camera

Pros: Price, monitor built-in, video-capable
Cons: Hard on batteries

Happy with this camera - considering what a camera with this quality would've cost a year or so ago, it's a bargain. Not all the bells and whistles of the high-end digital cameras, but excellent for pics for webs and sharing.

Pros: Well, it does take pictures.. And it's cheap.
Cons: Eats Batteries, focus is garbage, plastic lens is ~too~ cheap and scratches easily, don't bother.

Put it this way. If you want to take pictures of your Aunt Mabel's cookie jar so you can list it on ebaY, this camera may be for you. However, if you want a camera that will produce pictures suitable for printing, look elsewhere. I've used quite a few 2MPixel cameras, and this one is my least favorite. The digital zoom is a joke, the camera will not clearly focus on anything closer then 4' (so forget about photographing small objects), it eats batteries for lunch (even 2300mAh niMh), and in anything less then brightly lit rooms, the exposure times go so long that a tripod is a must, otherwise your picture will be nothing but a blur. At the same pricepoint, there are better offerings from kodak, fuji, and canon. The video clip mode is more of a gimmick, but it does what is advertised. Don't expect to shoot any videos in anything approaching a low light condition however.

Pros: It takes pictures...
Cons: Not enough memory space. Bad quality. No zoom options.

This digital camera was improved on before it even was on the shelf to be sold. It is big and bulky. As well as simple. You can only hold a small number of photo's on here, not to mention the options for clarity and zoom are pathetic. Buying this camera for a 13 year old may be the only real use for this camera. I am 19 years old and purchased it because it was reasonably priced and seemed up to par, but honestly if I had known how weak it was compared to the thousands of other cameras I would have put out the extra money for the extra features. Keep shopping, although this digital camera is one of the cheapest, its not worth it, its worth it to just throw up the money for something more hi-tech.