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HP Photosmart R717 6.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom

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Product Description:

  • 6.2-megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
  • 3x optical zoom; 1.8-inch LCD display
  • 12 shooting modes, including Action, Sunset, and more
  • Shoot video clips with sound; take a series of photos in rapid succession using Burst mode
  • Powered by Lithium-ion rechargeable battery; stores images on SD or MMC cards (not included; camera features 32MB of internal memory)

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    HP Photosmart R717 6.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom


    Take superior photos at 6.2 MP and 24x total zoom-HP Precision 3x optical, 8x digital. Small enough to fit in your pocket, this stylish camera features a durable, stainless steel front. View photos and menus on a 1.8-inch LCD. A unique grip keeps the camera steady for quick, one-handed shots. Add creative touches with manual controls. Shoot video clips with sound, and take a series of photos in rapid succession using Burst mode. E-mail without large attachments, or easily print using HP Instant Share. Transfer, print, or e-mail photos while recharging the in-camera battery, plus a spare, using an optional dock (not included). Exposure control - Center weighted, spot and average HP adaptive lighting technology brings out details normally lost in shadows Redeye is identified and removed without software touchups Image Active gives tips on focus, flash and more, for better results Uses SD/MMC cards USB connectivity Uses HP Lithium Ion rechargeable battery (included) or Duracell CP1 one-time battery Compatible with Microsoft Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP. Macintosh OS X v 10.2 or later System requirements - USB-compatible Macintosh computer with Mac OS X 10.1.5, 10.2, or higher; 500 MHz PowerPC processor; QuickTime Version 5.0.1 or later; 128 MB RAM; 240 MB disk space; SVGA monitor (800 x 600, 16-bit color); CD-ROM drive; open USB port Size - 3.74 x 1.34 x 2.32 Weight - 0.5 lbs (with battery) 1-year limited warranty and customer support

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    Warranty: 1 year warranty
    Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
    Model No: R717
    Dimensions:  2.2 x 7.6 x 11.2 inches. 2 pounds.

    Customer Reviews

     Thick camera but clear pictures

    I originally got an R707 (5 mega pixels) but the screen broke. Since it was under warranty, I sent it back to the manufacturer and got this camera instead - the R717. They gave me a free upgrade.

    First of all this is a thick camera. It's not one of those super slim ones. You can still fit it in your pocket but you will feel it more. Second it's a family point and shoot. It's not going to take rapid pictures or have quick flashes and like.

    OK, but here's the important part. It takes REALLY sharp pictures! Currently, I have been using a Nikon CoolPix. You would expect a Nikon 8MP camera to take sharp pictures. Maybe if I put it on a tripod it would (haven't tried it). I just feel the Nikon's pictures are not that sharp, like they are sometimes out of focus. It can be acceptable, but not like this HP R717. This HP camera takes really sharp pictures. That's what I like about it.

    The HP R717 main draw for me is that the pictures look awesome. 6 MP is more than enough for viewing on screen and for printing 4x6 pictures (probably could do 8x10 easily). It's thick, it may be slow, and the video is very grainy, but if you want SHARP pictures, I found this camera to have that.

    Unfortunately, my R717 was in my pocket and crushed when I fell off my scooter so the screen is malfunctioning and the camera a bit scratched up... but it still works and takes sharp pictures! That's the best point about this camera - in focus, sharp pictures!

     Digital Camara review HP Photosmart R717

    My Only complaint is the memory card was defective in a sense that the 2GB memory card was only able to hold 11 pictures and unable to save. I have an hp photosmart 2610xi all-in-one which has a card reader and an error appears can't read it only out of the camara. And that's a shame. Over the week end I went to the Auto Show and I was disappointed with the unit only to find out it was the memory card, I didn't bring a spare one with me. It was the last day of the auto show.

     Great years ago, but out of date now

    Overview: Not a bad camera but for 2009 it is a little outdated

    Functionality: one thing I do not like about this camera is the time it takes to actually take a picture, you click the button it will take a picture up to 2 seconds later (not because of lake of light) but because it has to load memory. This is good for still pictures and daytime pictures but not for night or when your at an event where you would want to take a quick succession of pictures.

    Quality: 6.2 Megapixiles used to be a lot, and if you print out the pictures on photo-paper it is. Computers these days can display more than that and investing in a camera with more megapixles will get you better clarity/quality photos.

    Ease of use: well the button that takes the picture is in the same spot as every other camera so its not that hard to start clicking out of the box. If you want to change settings that is fairly easy keeping in mind that all the changes you make will be erased and default settings take effect after you turn the camera on and off. It has a few different settings depending on where you are (snow, beach, action, etc...) which make light changes but none that will actually help much.

    Bottom line: For me this was reliable, still works after years of having one but the technology is out dated and the camera isn't that great. Buy another camera, a thinner one that can take photos quickly. You'll enjoy it more.

     Beware of Reliability on this Camera

    I bought this camera a little over 2 years ago and, initially, I was very pleased with it until recently. Many features and a well-written manual.

    I was trying to recharge the battery last week and the camera would not respond (no charging). I tried a second battery I had purchased as a spare when I first bought the camera, and had the same problem.

    I called their service deptartment and was connected to a very sweet woman in India who had limited English skills. I gave up with her and then filed a service request on the internet and was told that the camera was beyond the 1 year warranty and was apparently "dysfunctional." Plainly put, it was broken.

    I am very displeased with a camera that initially cost close to $300 and lasted only about 2 years. It was manufactured in China. I would expect that a camera in this price range would certainly last much longer, as my prior Japanese camera did (it was stolen). It is the VERY LAST H-P product I will ever buy and you may want to be careful in considering any of their (Chinese manufactured) products.

     DISCONTINUED FOR A REASON?

    This camera was gifted to me by my parents before a trip to China. I really liked it and thought it was great. However, 12 months later, the camera bought the farm. I had a huge event coming up at this time and wanted a camera very quick that I knew how to use, so, stupid me, ordered the same camera, thinking the 1 year lifespan had to have been a fluke. Guess what? My 2nd HP R717 lasted for 13 months before it died ! Mind, I was not spilling soda on it or dropping the things either...too bad I can't get my money back - over $400 spent on these things. I feel ashamed, and so should HP.


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