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HP Photosmart 320

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Brand HP 2005
Model Photosmart 320
Released Year 2005
Type Digital Cameras
Series Photosmart
Color Silver
Optical Zoom 4x
Optical zoom 3x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The HP Photosmart 320 is a compact digital camera introduced by HP in 2005 designed for casual photography enthusiasts. It features a 3.2-megapixel sensor capable of producing images suitable for everyday snapshots and printing up to 4x6 inches. The camera uses a 3x optical zoom lens which provides versatility for framing shots. It incorporates a color LCD display for composing and reviewing images. The device supports SD memory cards, enabling expandable storage options. The Photosmart 320 operates on AA batteries, making it convenient for power replacement in the field.

Specifications

Color Silver
Type Point & Shoot
Maximum Resolution 2.1MP
Model 320xi
Optical Zoom 4x
Connectivity USB
Charger Included No
Country/Region of Manufacture China
Series HP PhotoSmart
Digital Zoom 4x
MPN Q2181AABA
Features USB, Not Interchangeable Lenses, Date/Time Stamp, With Tripod Mount, AE/FE Lock, DPOF Support, Auto Power Save
Battery Type AA
Item Weight 7.2 Oz.
Depth 1.69in
Width 4.45in
Height 2.72in
Screen Details LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-1.5"-Color
Light Sensitivity Iso 100
Sensor Type CCD
Max Shutter Speed 1/1000 Sec
Shooting Modes Frame Movie Mode
Max Video Resolution 352x288320x240
Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera 38mm
Camera Flash Features Flash Off, Red-Eye Reduction Flash, Auto Flash
White Balance Sunset (Preset), Tungsten (Preset), Overcast (Preset), Fluorescent (Preset), Daylight / Sunny (Preset), Automatic
Video Capture Avi-320 X 240-15fPS-30 Sec-Max Clip Duration
Focus Adjustment Focus Free, Fixed Focus
Battery Form Factor Standard Form Factor
Operating System Supported Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 98, Apple Mac OS 9, Apple Mac Os X
Expansion Slot 1X SD Memory Card
Sensor Size 1/2.7in
Display Size 1.5in
Exposure Modes Automatic
Still Image Format JPEG
Integrated Memory Size 8MB
Display Rotation Built-In
Digital Video Format Avi
Screen Size 1.5in
Light Sensitivity Max 100
Max Operating Temperature 45°C
Optical Viewfinder Type Real-Image
Red Eye Reduction Yes
Min Shutter Speed 1/1.5 Sec
Display Type LCD
Sensor Resolution 2.1MP
Exposure Metering Evaluative
Additional Features Ae/Fe Lock, Not Interchangeable Lenses, USB, Date/Time Stamp, With Tripod Mount, Dpof Support, Auto Power Save
Flash Type Built-In Flash
Min Operating Temperature 5°C
Effective Flash Range 0.75m-2m
Exterior Color Silver
Microphone Type None
Connector Types 1X Docking Station, 1X DC Power Input, 1X USB
Shooting Programs Portrait Mode, Landscape
Flash Modes Red-Eye Reduction, Fill-In Mode, Off Mode, Auto Mode
Camera Type Point & Shoot
Viewfinder Type Optical, Optical (Through-The-Lens)
Supported Flash Memory MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, Built-In, SD Card
Device type Digital Camera
Image resolution 3.2 Megapixels
Optical zoom 3x
Display Color LCD screen
Storage SD memory card
Power source AA batteries

Key Advantages

The HP Photosmart 320 offers a lightweight and compact design, making it easily portable and user-friendly. Its 3.2-megapixel resolution is sufficient for casual photography and everyday use. The 3x optical zoom delivers flexibility in capturing subjects at different distances. The inclusion of a color LCD screen aids in previewing and composing shots effectively. Compatibility with SD memory cards allows users to expand storage capacity as needed. It uses widely available AA batteries, which simplifies power management during travel.

Limitations

The HP Photosmart 320 has a relatively low resolution by today's standards, limiting high-quality printing and cropping capabilities. Its 3x optical zoom is modest compared to more advanced cameras, restricting telephoto photography. The camera lacks advanced manual controls, which may not satisfy enthusiasts seeking creative flexibility. The reliance on AA batteries, while convenient, could be less efficient compared to rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Low-light performance is limited due to sensor technology of its time. Furthermore, it does not support video recording, restricting multimedia use.

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