 HP Photosmart R837 - Sensitivity
According to Mark Goldstein: "Night shots without flash inevitably reveal noise – and a top light sensitivity setting of ISO 400 isn't going to win any prizes – but at least at this maximum setting such artifacts aren't going to prove any real problem either. Camera shake is perhaps inevitable, though I can see the R837's target audience - families basically - relying on the traditional flash in the main. Pixel fringing is readily visible if you're actually looking for it, but easily overlooked if you're not."
HP R837 compact camera - Colors and Editing
Mark continues: "As for HP's in-camera editing: the 'pet eye fix' was a variable tool turning my flash-bleached cat's eyes a cartoon-ish black instead of natural green, while the camera failed to detect human red eye when it was readily visible. That said, the ability to zero in on and zap any spots or facial moles on the fly will appeal to any teenager. So think fun more than anything. So, to sum up, image quality is no better or worse than the competition at this level - in fact it's exactly what you'd expect, so in that sense there's no disappointment or nasty surprises." You want to learn more about the HP Photosmart digital camera? Continue to read the HP R837 review at PhotographyBLOG.
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HP R837 review at PhotographyBLOG : DIWA member Mark Goldstein from PhotographyBLOG has reviewed the HP Photosmart R837 review. The HP Photosmart R837 digital compact camera features 7.2 Megapixels and incorporates a large 7.6cm (3-inch) image display and an extra-wide viewing angle up to 170 degrees, perfect for viewing photos indoors and outdoors. The HP Photosmart R837 Digital Camera also features pet-eye fix and HP steady photo anti-shake to help prevent blurred photos. HP Real Life technologies help take the guesswork out of digital photography, making it easy to produce great photos. Furthermore the Hp R837 camera is able to record VGA video with audio shoots at 24 frames per second.
