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| Brand: | Hewlett Packard |
Technical Details
- HP's best photo quality with 8-ink color for stunning color and black-and-white photos
- Preview photos on large LCD--preview, edit, remove red eye from photos with 2.5-inch color LCD and front panel buttons
- Easy, direct photo printing, without a PC, from memory card slots or from the HP photo proof sheet\
- or easily save using save-to-pc button
- Photos that resist fadings for generations--twice as long as most traditionally-processed photos--when printing on HP Premium Plus photo paper
- Professional quality photos and great everyday printing with laser-quality black text
- Easily switch from 4-by
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Manufacturer's Description
The HP Photosmart 7960 photo printer is HP's best photo quality printer with 8-ink color or up to 4800-optimized dpi - for stunning color and black & white prints. The 2.5-inch color LCD preview screen makes editing, enhancing, previewing and printing photos a snap. You can even correct color with features like red-eye reduction! And you don't even need a PC - direct photo printing is simple using digital camera memory cards slots and the color LCD or the HP Photo Proof Sheet and front panel buttons. Your printing options are so versatile - everything from professional-quality photos that resist fading for generations - twice as long as most traditionally processed photos - to great everyday laser-quality black text.
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79 of 79 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Incredible quality for an affordable price,
This review is from: HP PhotoSmart 7960 (Electronics)
Although a little more expensive than some other printers in the same category this printer beats them all hands down in quality and features. Using the HP photo paper gives the best results (there are some issues with the rollers when using lower grades of paper) which are touch dry in only a matter of seconds. Using 8 colours (2 grey shades now too) gives unbeatable photo realism both in colour and B&W for this level of printer. The ability to preview shots and perform some basic manipulation on them (red eye reduction for instance) is a bonus, especially being able to do it direct from some cameras and from the majority of the camera memory devices. Only real gripe is HP's insistence to use Tri-Colour tanks rather than having them all seperately.
37 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Impressed!,
By A Customer
This review is from: HP PhotoSmart 7960 (Electronics)
Having looked at many printers before buying the HP7960, my first photo printer, it was well worth the two week delivery wait. It was easy to set up and get working (first time, no problems), the software is great and most importantly the picture quality is first class. Photo editing, printing (all sizes), archiving and management are pleasurable tasks using the HP Director software that comes with the printer. The build quality is excellent and it looks the part too. Direct connection to cameras is simple via easily accessible ports on the front of the printer, neatly hidden behind a smoked perspex screen. On screen instructions from the LCD and simple (obvious) buttons mean that using your PC is only needed if you need to edit before printing. A great all round package with professional results at the best price from Amazon. Delighted!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
1 Minor problem,
By Michael david Shelton (Reading, Berkshire United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: HP PhotoSmart 7960 (Electronics)
While I agree this is one awsome printer, it might have been nice if HP had made it clear what size cards had been tested. I have a 1 GB Kingston CompactFlash, which works fine, but the printer refuses to accept my 2.2 GB Magicstore CF Microdrive. HP admitted that they had not tested anything bigger than 1 GB! I reported this to HP in December, and although admitting the problem, at the time of writing, no fix.
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