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Sep 16, 2023
Expired but good
I have used expired but original HP inks for years now and they have all been good.
Oct 03, 2012
Incredible value- great wide angle- feature packed- true pocket camera!
6 of 6 found this helpful I had the COOLPIX S3100 before this one.
Both deliver on ease of use and features. Only 2 negatives come to mind and are excusable for just the hundred bucks I spent. 1)the camera starts up fast from 'off' position, but when it goes into a 'sleep' mode it takes longer to restart! So, just turn it off. 2) the images when blown up ( to like 30x40 inches)shows artifacts and lack of edge sharpness. You'll never see it on a post card size print or and 8x10 even. So, don't do professional weddings!
This truly is a pocket camera. You don't need the 16 megapixels- you won't blow it up to 40 inches. I have reduced it to an 8 megapixel setting with no noticeable loss of quality, but more ease of transferring smaller files to Craigslist, Photobucket, etc. (I may go smaller yet and it would take a year to fill up a SD card).
I use the menu wheel on the back a lot. You can easily push the right side of it to increase or decrease the exposure (light or dark). Press the top part and you can turn the flash on or off (a couple of different ways). Press the bottom part and you are in close-up mode (some things shouldn't be seen that close!) Press the left side for shutter delay- 2 or 10 seconds.
It will focus fast and select out faces, but then for landscapes you can go into the menu and reset the AF (auto focus) settings, or get it out of focus sometime- but then most of these point and shoots do that- at least you can get some focus control and exposure control and easy framing control.
Did I mention the main reason I got this one? The framing you can do with the wide angle. (about like a 27mm lens in 35mm format). Quite wide for a point and shoot. Plus it has a 6x zoom feature.
It seems sharp at both wide and long focal lengths.
The chargeable battery lasts for a hundred pictures easily. 200 really, but I use the flash and the viewfinder a lot.
I took this little guy to So. America instead of my trusty Canon 40D (which is better in it's own ways)because I did not want to lug around the extra weight (or worry about it getting stolen).
This 3300 also has a decent enough lens to shoot sunsets with out a bunch of flare and artifacts. Stays sharp even misused.
Oh, it does movies, too. Haven't used it much, but it is readily accessible with its' own button.
This is my 6th small camera and the best for the bucks so far.
An Olympus died at 6 months last year- I had gotten that one for the wide angle, also. A 5 year ol Canon Sureshot 3megapixel still functions- very tough but seriously outdated.
I hope this one lasts as long and I hop this review helps you, too.
Mar 13, 2025
Most used tip
Most used tip for Devilbiss Pro and Prolite. This used on was a great value and in great shape. They even had a factory box for it (but for a different tip), thanks JK