To make sure you don't miss a thing,
HP secure memory cards
offer high storage capacity (from 512MB up to 4GB). Keep an extra on hand for an extended trip or vacation.
It's also a good idea to use a high-capacity memory card if your camera is capable of capturing video, as it
can take up significantly more space than a photo.
This chart shows you how many photos you can store on your camera's memory card. The actual number of photos
may vary depending on your camera's quality and compression settings.
Your digital camera is only as reliable as the batteries in it, and it's always a good idea to keep extras on hand.
Consider purchasing a spare rechargeable HP lithium-ion battery for
HP R-series cameras.
This will ensure you always have an additional battery when you need one. HP Photosmart Quick recharge kits
include a battery, charger, and case. These kits allow you to recharge your battery in one hour or less while
safely storing your camera in a matching case.
NOTE: Actual recharging time may vary.
Not only do cases protect a camera, they often have built-in pockets for batteries and memory cards. It's a
nice way to protect your camera and keep your accessories together. HP's newest line of camera cases
includes stylish designs that are practical enough for the park and pretty enough for a night out.
Get your digital photos out of your camera and into your hands with the right
HP Photosmart printers.
With special features like red-eye removal, cropping, and photo fix, you can create photos that look like they
came from a professional lab in a fraction of the time — all without a PC.
If you're looking for a printer that has speed, prints lab-quality photos up to 8.5 x 11 sizes, and is
great for everyday documents as well, try an
HP Photosmart desktop printer.
If you mainly need a printer for 4 x6 or 5 x7 photo sizes, try an
HP Photosmart compact printer.
Some models feature large touchscreen displays that allow you to view, edit, and crop photos. In addition,
certain models come with creative touches like borders, captions and more, all that you can add to your
photos—without a PC.
To make your compact printer completely mobile, try using an optional
battery and a
protective carrying case
when you take your printer to birthday parties, weddings, or graduations.
Or, if you want to streamline your home office choose a printer that can do it all, like an
HP Photosmart All-in-One
that lets you scan, copy, fax (on some models), and print sharp lab-quality photos with vibrant color.
HP Photo Books
give you everything you need to create professional-looking, customized photo books right at home. Great for
friends and family-or for yourself. It's a beautiful and affordable way to preserve the cherished memories you
get from your digital camera for years.
Take a free online class
in digital photography! Explore the many features of your digital camera, find tips for cropping and editing your
images, and discover new ideas for sharing your photos in creative ways.
1Speed comparisons in default and fastest modes, when printing from a computer, based upon HP
internal testing of comparable consumer photo printing products available as of April 2005. 2Results were on average over other tested printer brands. Consumer tests were performed with the
HP Photosmart 385 printer—which uses the same printing mechanism in the Photosmart 335, 385 and 420 series printers.
Photo image testing conducted by SpencerLab Digital Color Laboratory, August 2005. For details and a list of
tested printers and lab processing, go to http://www.spencerlab.com.
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