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HP Photosmart 612

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Brand HP 2005
Model 612
Released Year 2005
Type DSLR Cameras
Series Photosmart
Color Silver
Optical Zoom Less than 3x
Optical zoom 3x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The HP Photosmart 612 is a compact digital camera introduced in 2005, equipped with a 2.1-megapixel CCD sensor, providing quality images suitable for casual photography.

It features an optical zoom lens offering 3x magnification, along with digital zoom capabilities to enhance framing options.

The camera uses SD memory cards for storage allowing flexible and expandable memory options.

It supports USB connectivity for easy transfer of photos to computers and other compatible devices.

Its 1.5-inch LCD screen enables users to preview and navigate through captured images directly on the camera.

The Photosmart 612 operates on AA batteries, making power source replacement convenient and accessible worldwide.

Specifications

Model Photosmart 612
Maximum Resolution 1-2.9 MP
Battery Type AA
Optical Zoom Less than 3x
Maximum Aperture f/4.6
Series HP PhotoSmart
Type Digital SLR
Features Built-in Flash
Color Silver
MPN 612
Digital Zoom 2x
Sensor type 2.1 megapixel CCD
Optical zoom 3x
Memory card type SD card
Display 1.5-inch LCD
Connectivity USB
Power source AA batteries

Key Advantages

The compact design makes the HP Photosmart 612 highly portable and easy to carry.

Its 2.1-megapixel sensor produces decent image quality for everyday use and small prints.

The 3x optical zoom enhances photographic flexibility to capture subjects at different distances.

Use of SD cards provides users with widely compatible and expandable storage options.

USB connectivity simplifies transferring photos to computers without requiring special hardware.

Powered by standard AA batteries, the camera offers easy power replacement during travels or in areas without charging facilities.

Limitations

The 2.1-megapixel resolution is relatively low compared to modern digital cameras and limits print size quality.

The small 1.5-inch LCD screen offers limited preview detail and can be challenging under bright light.

Absence of advanced features such as image stabilization or manual exposure controls restricts creative photography.

Digital zoom quality degrades image sharpness and should be used sparingly.

The camera's performance in low light conditions is limited due to the small sensor size and absence of a built-in flash with advanced modes.

Battery life can be limited using standard AA batteries, requiring users to carry spares for extended sessions.

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