Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 16MP 4x Zoom Compact Camera - Black

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WHITE BALANCE CONTROL Auto (AWB), Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Fluorescent CWF, Incandescent, Manual, Color Temp Setting (1900K-10000K)

Introducing the Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 16MP 4x Zoom Compact Camera. Compact, intuitive and oh so easy to use, the FZ45 is the perfect camera to take anywhere you go. One-touch video, red-eye removal, face detection and convenient AA batteries are just the start. Kodak PIXPRO Digital Cameras - Tell your story. It’s easy to get more critical, however. At maximum wide angle setting, we’re getting converging verticals, and, on a bright day, isolated instances of lens flare, but neither of these are overly distracting. Slightly more serious is that there is a noticeable fall-off in terms of sharpness into the corners of the frame, but busier subject matter will distract from this. Similarly, brighter conditions result in burnt-out highlights and images are generally softer towards the telephoto end of the zoom, even with the digital zoom function disabled. Install the PIXPRO App to your iOS/Android device to experience the additional features and WiFi control with your PIXPRO SP360 Action Camera App Description Size (MB) User Manual For iOS For Android PIXPRO 360 VR Remote Viewer for 4KVR360

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EXPOSURE METERING METHOD Artificial Intelligence AE (AiAE), Center-Weighted Average, Spot (Fixed to Center of Frame), Face AE Flash Modes Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Fill Flash, Force Off, Slow Synchro, Red-Eye Reduction + Slow Synchro Though we weren’t expecting to be blown away by the image quality from this camera, in not expecting much we were pleasantly surprised. Colors are as bright and as rich as one would hope and expect of any product associated with the Kodak brand, and there’s a pleasing degree of detail in the snapshots. Battery life here is sufficient for a modest 200 photos, or an hour-and-a-half of Full HD video at 30fps before recharging is required. Just like any ‘old school’ point and shoot, we get sundry subject pre-optimized scene modes and the ability to press a button to achieve macro photography – here as close as 5cm from our subject. Auto / P / M / WiFi / SCN / Panorama / Děti / Portrét / Noční portrét / Krajina / Sport / Soumrak / Sníh / Párty / Pláž / Noční krajina / Stabilizace obrazu

AWB / Denní světlo / Oblačno / Zářivka / Zářivka CWF / Žárovka / Ruční vyvážení bílé / Podvodní / Teplota barev (1900 K - 10 000 K) In 1900, Kodak introduced the Brownie camera, which became one of the most popular cameras in history. The Brownie was affordable and easy to use, making photography accessible to the masses. The camera was designed to use roll film, which allowed for multiple exposures on a single roll. This made photography even more accessible and encouraged experimentation and creativity. Throughout the 20th century, Kodak continued to innovate and produce cameras that were more advanced and sophisticated. In the 1930s, Kodak introduced the first camera with built-in flash, the Kodak Bantam. This camera used a flashbulb that was attached to the camera, making it possible to take photos in low light. While, unlike a smartphone, this camera can’t directly upload our photos and videos to the Internet – there’s no built-in Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, just a USB cable supplied for PC connectivity, plus the ability to insert and remove an optional SD card – it does offer one advantage over a smartphone in possessing a 5x optical zoom, as opposed to just a digital alternative which crops the image. While we can’t imagine compact point-and-shoots like the FZ55 making a return en mass, as this is one of a very few such options out there, Kodak’s current license holder may well find a receptively niche audience in those seeking a camera putting simplicity and affordability first. You might also like...

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Video is of the Full HD variety rather than the now more commonplace 4K, but that’s always been acceptably the standard at this entry level. Effective stills resolution here is a quoted 16.76 megapixels from a bog standard 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor, and, with maximum lens aperture being f/3.9, it’s no surprise the automatic flash fires when taking shots indoors, even in daylight. We can however turn it off ourselves if it gets annoying.

The best way to make sure your photos are going to turn out great is to see them ahead of time. Thanks to a large, bright 2.7-inch LCD screen, you can do just that. Just point, frame, and shoot. Introducing the Kodak FZ45 in red - friendly zoom model from the Kodak Pixapro collection of digital cameras. Compact, intuitive and easy to use, the FZ45 is the perfect camera to take anywhere. One-touch video, red-eye removal, face detection and convenient AA batteries are just the start.Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 and KODAK PIXPRO FZ55 are both digital cameras produced by Kodak. The Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 is a 16-megapixel digital camera that features a 4x zoom lens, optical image stabilization, and various shooting modes including manual, aperture priority, and shutter priority. It also has a 2.7-inch LCD screen and can record HD video. The KODAK PIXPRO FZ55, on the other hand, is a 16-megapixel digital camera that features a 5x zoom lens, optical image stabilization, and several shooting modes including automatic, portrait, and sport. It has a 2.7-inch LCD screen and can also record HD video. RECORDING MEDIA Internal Memory: Approx. 63MB SD/SDHC/SDXC Card, Class 10 Card or Better (Up to 512GB Support) [MMC Card Not Supported] The Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 features a 16.76-megapixel CMOS sensor and an ISO range of 100 to 3200. This camera produces images with good color accuracy and detail, but image noise can be an issue in low-light situations. Additionally, the FZ45 offers a range of shooting modes, including auto, P, M, Face Beautifier, Movie, Panorama and SCN, which allows for more control over the final image. The KODAK PIXPRO FZ55 features a 16-megapixel CMOS sensor and also has ISO range of 100 to 3200. This camera also produces images with good color accuracy and detail, but like the FZ45, image noise can be a problem in low-light conditions. The FZ55 offers several shooting modes, including automatic, portrait, and sport, which makes it easier to capture different types of images. Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 and KODAK PIXPRO FZ55 Battery Life Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 and KODAK PIXPRO FZ55 are two digital cameras produced by Kodak that offer different features and capabilities. Both cameras are suitable for casual use and everyday photography, but have different designs, zoom capabilities, image quality, and battery life. We will explore the similarities and differences between the Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 and KODAK PIXPRO FZ55 to help you determine which camera may be the better fit for your needs. Installing the latest firmware for your KODAK PIXPRO camera is highly recommended to ensure the latest features, functions and operation of the camera are up-to-date. Model Version Description VR ACTION