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HP (Hewlett-Packard) Photosmart M627 7.1 Megapixel Compact Camera

(2.5" LCD - 3x Optical Zoom - 3072 x 2304 Image - 640 x 480 Video - PictBridge - MPN: L2420A)
Description: Impress your friends and family with photos from HP's compact Photosmart M627 Digital Camera, which packs 7 megapixels and 24x total zoom . When you've finished documenting the action, it's simple to review images on the 2.5 display, get rid of red e.... Read More

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Date Reviewed:  Apr 6, 2007
  • jwebb48111
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4 Star ReviewHP M627 Digital Camera
Strengths: Comes with a large memory card, high mega pixel output
Weaknesses: Needs a more powerful optical zoom
Summary: The camera has been a nice camera for what I'm using it for. However, I wish it had a more powerful optical zoom. This is one of the few cameras that HP sells that doesn't have a battery built in and you can use standard size batteries in.

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Date Reviewed:  May 5, 2007
  • magnumis
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4 Star ReviewNice Camera
Strengths: Good quality and features
Weaknesses: N/A
Summary: I purchased this camera for every day click and shoot photos. It is working great and has some nice features. The 7MP is more than needed for everyday photos. The red eye removal feature is very nice.

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Date Reviewed:  Dec 5, 2006
  • icandoit
    • from CA
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3 Star ReviewA simple camera for everyone
Strengths: 7MP point-and-shoot camera with a 3X zoom. Easy-to-use built-in help screens. Nice looking and strong brushed-aluminum body.
Weaknesses: No viewfinder. Limited choice of settings
Summary: A feature of this M627 that I liked is that the camera allows the users to quickly and easily add creative effects and borders to their photos right on the camera using the HP Design Gallery; I can can choose up to 10 different borders, including burnt, soft or torn edges, 12 different artistic effects, such as kaleidoscope, retro and slimming, and four unique color tints. The HP Photosmart Express feature is also nice; it makes makes sharing, printing and saving digital photos easy. The drawback of the camera that I found was the lack of sharpness and color accuracy when taking pictures in night time.

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Date Reviewed:  Jul 15, 2007
  • gigantopithecus
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4 Star ReviewGood cheap point n shoot
Strengths: Battery life, low cost, non-proprietary battery, solidly constructed brushed aluminum body. Easy to use.
Weaknesses: Not exactly feature-laden.
Summary: This is a good point n shoot camera. It is cheap. The only aspects I've noticed that are above average are its battery life, which is quite good, the build of the casing which is very solid, & the user interface that is very intuitive. Image quality is average at best, slightly lower than average in most conditions (compared to other ~$100 point n shoot cameras). Like many other inexpensive point n shoot cameras, its low light picture capability is poor.

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