HP Photosmart 385 Compact Photo Driver Windows, Mac, Linux
HP Photosmart 385 Compact Photo Driver Download. Printer Review
- ink jet-- based HP Photosmart 385 GoGo Picture Ink-jet printer ($199.99 direct) is a later on, higher variation of the HP Photosmart 375 Compact Image Printer, which HP introduced last year. It offers just the same functions that we suched as in the 375: simple mobility, with the very same 4.5- by 8.7- by 4.6-inch (HWD) size and 2.6-pound weight; capability to publish from PictBridge cams or sd card; a 2.5-inch LCD to preview photos; and a kiosk-style menu to let you plant, edit, publish multiple images each page, and a lot more. We just wish the resulting picture print had not been somewhat adhesive or gummy to the touch.
Similar to 375, an 8-ounce, rechargeable battery pack alternative ($79.99 direct) allows you print up to 75 pictures on a single cost when there's no power electrical outlet handy. You could include a Bluetooth adapter for $49.99. There are one or two little enhancements to 385 also, most significantly a newly found capability to publish not merely on 4- by 6-inch image paper but also on 4- by 8-inch photo cards and 4- by 12-inch breathtaking paper, with borderless printing for all three sizes.
HP Photosmart 385 Compact Photo Driver Windows, Mac, Linux More important, the 385 offers good-looking outcome compared to 375, earning a higher photo-quality credit rating. Its ranking at the high end of excellent means that most of the photos hold true photo high quality, with couple of or no defects. Unlike the 375, the only problem worth discussing was minor aliasing, with bicycle spokes in one image looking a little like ragged hand-drawn lines as opposed to strong steel. This problem will show up in only a tiny percentage of pictures, nonetheless. Even a lot better, it's not as obvious similar to the 375, so even in those couple of photos where issue shows up, you have to look carefully to see it.
One problem the 385 shares with the 375 is that result isn't really water- or smudge-proof. This is not the situation with practically every other specialized 4- by 6-inch image printer, consisting of ink jet-- based Epson PictureMate and also Epson PictureMate Deluxe Viewer Version. The 385's images appear ugly enough that when we selected one up after printing, we left a plainly visible thumbprint, without help from individuals at CSI. Even after several days of drying out time, sweaty hands can smudge picture, and also a decrease of water will leave a water stain. That suggests you have to be much more mindful with images from the 385 compared to with pictures printed with most of competition.
Publish speed is on the slow-moving side, but within normal range for 4- by 6-inch specialized printers, as well as a little slower than for 375. We timed it at 1 minute 46 secs to 1:55 for printing from a computer system, 1:53 to 2:18 for printing from a Canon PowerShot S60 video camera, as well as 1:49 to 2:11 for printing from a CompactFlash memory card. That's rather faster than Epson PictureMate, but slower compared to the Epson PictureMate Deluxe Audience Version.
One last touch in the 385's support is that HP claims an expense per print as low as 24 cents each, based upon a $47.99 (direct) cost for packages with sufficient ink as well as paper for 200 images. 50-sheet packs, at $19.99, work out to 40 cents each photo, so it obviously pays to get larger, economy size.
With the much better picture high quality for Photosmart 385, our one reservation about the ink-jet printer is the ease of ruining a print with a decline of water or a sweaty hand. However, to acquire from NASA's vocabulary, in all other methods, Photosmart 385 GoGo makes a clear and also definitive "Go.".
Similar to 375, an 8-ounce, rechargeable battery pack alternative ($79.99 direct) allows you print up to 75 pictures on a single cost when there's no power electrical outlet handy. You could include a Bluetooth adapter for $49.99. There are one or two little enhancements to 385 also, most significantly a newly found capability to publish not merely on 4- by 6-inch image paper but also on 4- by 8-inch photo cards and 4- by 12-inch breathtaking paper, with borderless printing for all three sizes.
HP Photosmart 385 Compact Photo Driver Windows, Mac, Linux More important, the 385 offers good-looking outcome compared to 375, earning a higher photo-quality credit rating. Its ranking at the high end of excellent means that most of the photos hold true photo high quality, with couple of or no defects. Unlike the 375, the only problem worth discussing was minor aliasing, with bicycle spokes in one image looking a little like ragged hand-drawn lines as opposed to strong steel. This problem will show up in only a tiny percentage of pictures, nonetheless. Even a lot better, it's not as obvious similar to the 375, so even in those couple of photos where issue shows up, you have to look carefully to see it.
One problem the 385 shares with the 375 is that result isn't really water- or smudge-proof. This is not the situation with practically every other specialized 4- by 6-inch image printer, consisting of ink jet-- based Epson PictureMate and also Epson PictureMate Deluxe Viewer Version. The 385's images appear ugly enough that when we selected one up after printing, we left a plainly visible thumbprint, without help from individuals at CSI. Even after several days of drying out time, sweaty hands can smudge picture, and also a decrease of water will leave a water stain. That suggests you have to be much more mindful with images from the 385 compared to with pictures printed with most of competition.
Publish speed is on the slow-moving side, but within normal range for 4- by 6-inch specialized printers, as well as a little slower than for 375. We timed it at 1 minute 46 secs to 1:55 for printing from a computer system, 1:53 to 2:18 for printing from a Canon PowerShot S60 video camera, as well as 1:49 to 2:11 for printing from a CompactFlash memory card. That's rather faster than Epson PictureMate, but slower compared to the Epson PictureMate Deluxe Audience Version.
One last touch in the 385's support is that HP claims an expense per print as low as 24 cents each, based upon a $47.99 (direct) cost for packages with sufficient ink as well as paper for 200 images. 50-sheet packs, at $19.99, work out to 40 cents each photo, so it obviously pays to get larger, economy size.
With the much better picture high quality for Photosmart 385, our one reservation about the ink-jet printer is the ease of ruining a print with a decline of water or a sweaty hand. However, to acquire from NASA's vocabulary, in all other methods, Photosmart 385 GoGo makes a clear and also definitive "Go.".
HP Photosmart 385 Compact Photo Driver Compatibility
- Windows Xp (32bit, 64bit)
- Windows Vista (32bit, 64bit)
- Windows7 (32bit, 64bit)
- Windows 8 (32bit, 64bit)
- Windows 8.1 (32bit, 64bit)
- Linux
- Mac OS
HP Photosmart 385 Compact Photo Driver Installations
Installation Guides
- Download and save driver software then put in specific folder
- Run Software by clicking the .exe file
- Klik next then Driver will atomatically installed
- Plug the Usb of printer you want to install if needed
Unistallation Guides
- Open Devices and Printers by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, and then, on the Start menu, clicking Devices and Printers.
- Right-click the printer that you want to remove, click Remove device, and then click Yes.
- If you can't delete the printer, right-click it again, click Run as administrator, click Remove device, and then click Yes.
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