- Print but delay from your digital camera mental recall card
- Preview, edit, as well as raise photos with 1.8-inch LCD
- Up to thirteen ppm black, twelve ppm tone with customary cartridge
- Print a 4-by-6-inch imitation in as small as 36 seconds
- 2 USB ports, 4 mental recall label slots; Personal Computer as well as Mac compatible
Product Description
The HP Photosmart 7760 imitation printer offers tall opening approach imitation copy in up to 6-ink tone or up to 4800-optimized dpi. With an picture LCD preview screen, it is so fast, available as well as easy to edit, enhance, preview as well as imitation memories – no Personal Computer required! Just trip your camera’s mental recall label in to a concordant slot, afterwards make use of a 1/8-inch picture LCD or a HP Photo Proof Sheet as well as tip row buttons to preview, edit, select, save as well as imitation your photos. And we get dual built-in paper trays, creation it easy to imitation both 4×6-inch as well as customary distance prints with or but borders. Your copy options have been so versatile – all from high-quality photos which conflict vanishing for generations – twice as prolonged as tr… More >>
HP PhotoSmart 7760 Photo Printer
Tags: 7760, Photo, Photosmart, Printer
I bought this printer (7760 with the 57 & 58 ink cartridges) so I could have good quality edge to edge photo printing, even though I swore that I would never buy HP again. The problem is, no matter how much HP sucks, they are still the best out there, at least for printers. After taking the printer out of the box, I almost sent it back within ten minutes. It does not come with a USB cable. I have an older computer notebook: Pentium II with Windows 2000, 8G harddrive and 96MB ram. The installation disk told me upon beginning of installation that my operating system and memory were inadequate for this product but would be OK. However I had IE 5.0 and the program requires IE 5.5 or better. And it had to be Internet Explorer; Netscape or any other browser was not acceptable. I had no intention of ever getting on the internet with this computer so this upset me greatly. So that was 15 minutes wasted. After digging out my modem and connecting to my telephone line it took another 100 minutes to install the latest version of IE (6.1 I think). Then back to the installation disk, and that took another 55minutes. At which point I’m really beginning to wonder about those HP goofball engineers and hope that the printer works faster than the installation. Then it asks me to reboot and it takes another 40 minutes before it asks me to plug in the USB cable. A few more minutes and I am printing. The printing is slow, but it is still faster than my HP 1220c with the 78 ink cartridge and the quality is notably better. It is still not “photo processed” quality, but it is still outstanding and satisfies my need for printing pictures from my new 3 megapixal camera. I also have a Canon BJC-5000 with a BC-22e cartridge which print quality was almost equal to the 1220 but with less contrast. HP uses IE for the help files and online registration.
We have had our hp Photosmart 7760 for just 7 months and already my photos look TERRIBLE!!! The blues are turning green, the flesh tones are fading to white and the entire photo takes on a sickening yellow tone.
I AM BITTERLY DISPPOINTED!!! The pictures are SO BAD that it is NOT WORTH spending the money for the ink and the photo paper.
HP’s solution was to use PhotoShop to add a Sepia Tone to the pictures — YEAH, RIGHT — then I’ll have YELLOWISH-BROWN PICTURES!!!
…unless you only intend to print color photos in very standard sizes on very standard paper. Limited print features set….weak software interface. HP chat and email help is really worthless. AI “I understand how you feel. I understand you want to print pictures?” etc. etc. Manuals are very weak. No help on the website.
We bought this printer after a Salesperson gave it a high recommendation. We were told that the pictures would look like store bought photos. After hooking it up and loading the software we started printing. We were extremely dissapointed! Our pictures were VERY grainy. We tried switching the print option to best instead of normal, which helped but our pictures were still not perfect. The colors looked washed out, even though we were using the HP paper. Also, when we printed borderless pictures it wouldn’t print to the end of the paper. We still had a finger width border on the left side(or sometimes it was on the right hand side?!). Maybe this can be fixed, but the software is difficult to understand and we were unable to figure it out. The best pictures were the ones we printed with the border, but it makes the picture small with a LARGE white border. Not exactly store quality! We are returning this printer to buy a more expensive (and hopefully better)one!
I purchased this printer for my mother. She doesn’t own a computer and would always have either myself or a sibling print her pictures for her. So I thought this was a great idea since it has 2 USB ports and takes 4 different memory cards. Well what you are not told is that the USB ports are only for HP products and they do not sell an adaptor or anything else so that this product can be used with another type of camera. We have a Sony camera where the pictures are burnt on to a cd, so that is why we were looking for a printer that you can use a USB cable for. I emailed HP support and they told me to hook it up to a computer and then print or they suggested several HP camera’s we could purchase to use the USB ports. I GIVE THIS LESS THAN A STAR.
The product did print one nice picture off of a memory card but really isn’t serving it’s purpose for my mother.