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Kodak has been a prominent company in the photo world. They had some of the best films and film cameras over the years, before the company switched to producing point and shoot digital devices. Today, the company has some of the best-selling compact cameras of all time. If you are someone who is looking to buy a new camera from Kodak, or an affordable compact device, then here are a few options to choose from that we’ve done lots of research on.
Kodak Pixpro FZ45
The Pixpro FZ45 is a compact camera with a 16MP 1/2.3-inch sensor, a 27mm zoom lens with 4X zoom, and can shoot HD videos at 30fps. It offers multiple shooting modes, including Panorama, Fireworks, Night Landscape, and Snow. There is also autofocus face detection for humans and animals, and it packs a 2.7-inch 230K-dot LCD screen. The ISO is up to 3200, AF sensitivity up to – 3EV, and multiple flash modes such as Red-Eye Reduction, Fill Flash, Slow Synchro and more.
Kodak Ektar H35
The Ektar H35 is a compact film camera that allows you to shoot 72 frames instead of a 35mm film roll. It has a manual wind and rewind button, a 22mm lens, a built-in flash, and a shutter speed of 1/100s. Some of the things the device excels at are its ergonomics, easy to use, great image quality, and small size. As we said in our review, “Once the brain adapts to the shooting style, it is a lot of fun to use. It provides sharp images with plenty of detail. Pair it with some Kodak Ektar film for some added fun, and enjoy the muted, vintage colors.”
Kodak Pixpro WPZ2
This is a perfect offering for anyone looking to buy a waterproof camera that provides vivid colors. The WPZ2 has a 1/2.3-inch 16MP sensor, is waterproof up to 49.2 feet, and is also shockproof. The device has an ISO of up to 3200, a 27-108mm lens, and a 2.7-inch 230k-dot screen. In addition, you get a full HD video recording option at 30fps, and you get multiple scene modes, including Panning Shot, Indoor, Leaf, Museum, and Image Stabilization.
Kodak Pixpro C1
Another compact offer for just $100, the C1 is a 13.12MP 1/3-inch sensor, a 23mm f2 lens, and it can shoot HD videos at 60fps. There are also multiple shooting modes, including Backlight Portrait, Beach, and Children, for varying needs. The ISO is lower than other models at just ISO 1600. The shutter speed is between 1/10000 and 2 seconds, and it can shoot 200 images, CIPA standard. For those who want to shoot selfies, there is also a 2.80-inch 180° tilt LCD screen.
Kodak Pixpro AZ405
The AZ405 has more megapixels, at 20MP 1/2.3-inch sensor. There is also a 24mm lens that has 40x zoom, full HD video recording at 30fps, HDR, 360° panorama, and a 3-inch 460K-dot LCD. The camera has Artificial Intelligence AE (AiAE), and it can detect humans and animals. The camera also has Optical Image Stabilization, which means you can take the device outdoors for touristy shoots as well. The AZ405 costs $180, making it affordable for a variety of users.
Kodak Printomatic Instant Print Camera
The Printomatic is an instant and automatic camera designed for those who want instant prints. It can print 2×3-inch photos, has a 5MP sensor, and an 8mm f2 lens. It works with Kodak Zink Photo Paper, and the prints are durable, water-resistant, tear tear-resistant. The camera also has a microSD 32GB, an optical viewfinder, and comes in many catchy colors. It only costs $69, which makes it far cheaper than Instax cameras.
