The HP Photosmart 812, along with the Minolta DiMage S404, is one of the lowest-priced 4-megapixel cameras on the market. The company targets the 812 to photo enthusiasts, but like the low-end 620, it lacks exposure and white-balance controls that enthusiasts expect to find in a $500 camera. Nevertheless, HP might still have a hit with consumers. The 812's attractive silver-finish plastic case is not much larger than the ultra-compact Toshiba PDR-3310's. The controls are well organized, although the icons on the buttons are very small and difficult to see in dim light.
Email this page to a friend
Print this page
|
