DCRP Review: HP Photosmart 945
by Jeff Keller, DCRP Founder/Editor
Last Updated: November 28, 2003

You read our review of this camera, right?

Unless otherwise noted, photos were taken at default settings, with the ISO set at 100 and image quality the best setting.

Photo 1 was taken at Crissy Field prior to the Blue Angels show.

Photo 2 is a random shot from Antioch, CA.

Photos 3-8 were taken back at Crissy Field.

Photos 9-13 were taken at St. Mary's College in Moraga, CA. Not as nice as Stanford, but much closer.

Photos 14-15 were taken at the parents' house.

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I've noted any special modes I used underneath the photo. You can click on "View EXIF data" to get additional information about each photo. 

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The crowd waits for the show to begin

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Could he get any cuter?

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