Product Information for HP Photosmart 435 Digital Camera

(Based on manufacturer’s information)                                                                                                                                

The HP Photosmart 435 digital camera with HP Instant Share™ delivers true-to-life photo-quality in a snap. With 3.1 MP effective resolution (3.3 MP total resolution), 5x digital zoom, and great shot-to-shot speed, it is so easy and fast to capture great digital snapshots. Share them with family and friends using HP Instant Share—the easy and fast way to send photos to email addresses, printers, and more. Record memories in motion and sound using the video-clip capture with audio feature and use the automatic or manual controls to create the results you want. The optional HP Photosmart 8886 camera dock¹ offers added convenience—it connects easily to your PC or TV, includes a remote control for viewing photos, and recharges your camera batteries. It is all so easy–print photos directly from your camera to an HP Photosmart printer or select HP all-in-one—no computer is required!

true-to-life photo quality

• capture great digital snapshots with 3.1 MP effective resolution (3.3 MP total resolution) and 5x digital zoom

HP Instant Share

• snap a photo and select your favorite destinations right from the back of the camera—email, printers and more

capture sound and motion

• record memories using video-clip feature with audio

create the results you want

• use the automatic or manual controls for ISO, exposure, white balance and more with on-camera help wizards

• hp memories disc creator software–create your own digital photo slide shows and view them on a PC or TV with DVD player, plus organize and store your digital photos on CD², and print your favorite photos

• hp photo & imaging software–enhance, manage, share and print memories with one easy-to-use application for all your hp digital imaging products

docking capability

• the optional hp photosmart 8886 camera dock¹ connects easily to your PC or TV, includes a remote control for viewing photos, and recharges your camera batteries

great photo features

• great shot-to-shot speed—easy operation and continuous zoom ensure great shot-to-shot performance

• quickly see the remaining battery power and pictures, plus exposure and flash modes on the LCD display

• store more—16 MB internal memory and a Secure Digital/MultiMedia (SD/MMC) memory card³ slot for adding more memory

• take great-looking photos with no guesswork with automatic settings—no worrying about light levels, flash and film speeds

• save battery power with optional AC adapter⁴

easy connection and support

• no PC required—easily print photos directly from your camera to hp photosmart printers and select all-in-ones via included USB cable

• works easily with USB compatible (with USB 2.0 specifications) PCs and Macs

• 90-day limited warranty backed by HP Customer Care, service and support

¹ hp photosmart 8886 camera dock not included; purchase separately
² CD-writer required
³ memory card not included—purchase separately
⁴ AC adapter not included, purchase separately

 How many pictures can I store?

The number of pictures that you can store depends on several variables:

• The resolution of your camera. Higher resolutions mean larger files.

• The type of image compression your camera uses to create the image file. Highly compressed images require much less storage space than uncompressed, but image quality suffers.

• The amount of detail in the image affects storage requirements. A black car on a white background requires less space than a family grouping in front of a flower garden.

If you know the average file size of the resolution used by your camera, you can determine the approximate number of pictures you can store using a given capacity:

• Divide the available storage space by the file size. If the camera's resolution results in an average file size of 200kb (approx. 200,000 bytes), and you have a 16MB (approx. 16,000,000 bytes) flash card installed in your camera, then divide 16,000 by 200 - that's approximately 80 images.

Here is an example chart showing storage capacity in relation to file size using high resolution JPEG compression. Your results may differ based on the variables listed above.