I am catching up on some reviews and the HP R927 digital camera is the last one on the to-do list. Some details first:
- Resolution 3296 x 2480 pixels
- Bit depth 42-bit
- Lens system HP Precision Lens; 24x total zoom (3x optical, 8x digital); 7.8 to 22 mm focal length; approximately 35 to 105 mm (35 mm equivalent); f2.8 to f7.8 m (wide); f5.0 to f8.5 m (telephoto)
- Picture mode Auto (default), Action, Aperture priority, Beach, Document, Landscape, Manual mode, My mode, Night Scenery, Night Portrait, Panorama left, Panorama right, Portrait, Shutter priority, Snow, Sunset, Theatre
- View finder None
- Imaging technology AE bracketing, AE metering, auto focus area, color bracketing, contrast, EV compensation, image quality, ISO speed, saturation, sharpness, video quality, white balance
- Image control functions Off, date only, date and time
- Memory card compatibility Secure Digital
Review: This is a nice and compact digital camera that is easy to use and provides excellent image quality. The rear display is very large (3") and is easy to see even in bright light. Like most digital cameras there is a slight delay before the shutter so some action pictures may not be what expected unless there is a lot of light and the camera is in sports mode. The buttons are simple and well located. The on screen menu can be a bit cumbersome but complete.
The included dock makes charging and image retrieval a snap. One complaint, by a techie, you can't access the memory card as if it was a drive. It is accessed as a device making some retrieval slower and less flexible.
I'd give this camera a 8 out of 10.
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