Kodak PixPro WP1 Shock and Waterproof Digital Camera

THE BIG PICTURE: The best way to make sure the photo's going to come out great is to be able to see it ahead of time. Thanks to a big, bright 2.7 inch LCD screen, you can do just that. Just point, frame, and shoot!


FEATURE :

• 16 Megapixels CCD, 2x Digital Zoom, 720p HD Video, 2.7" LCD, Convenient AA Batteries, 16' Depth Rating, Panaroma, Yellow, Waterproof, Shockproof, Dustproof
• THE PERFECT TAG ALONG: This rugged, waterproof KODAK PIXPRO WP1 Sport Camera is the perfect companion to get wet.
• Shockproof, dustproof and just about life proof, the WP1 was built to take on the go and be used in, on and under the water.
• With a host of scene modes to help you capture the best shot as well as 720p HD video, the WP1 is not going to miss a beat. KODAK PIXPRO Digital Cameras - Tell your story
• SPLASH DOWN: At the water's edge, in or under the water, the WP1 does it all. Waterproof up to 16' you can take this compact action camera wherever the adventure takes you. The wetter the better.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) Awesome Digital Camera - I bought two water proof digital cameras before I got this one. The others were terrible so I sent them back. This is the Greatest little water proof camera for the price. The batteries seem to last forever. I've used the camera for hours at a time. Takes great pictures in or out of water. I would highly recommend this camera.

By Keith on April 23, 2015

2) It's worth $100. - I love it, I do. Because for the price you're not getting anything similar.

PROs :
It is actually 100% waterproof.
It takes decent pictures above water too.
Super easy to use.

CONs :
The battery life sucks. Take extra on vacation.
Although it does take underwater pics I have yet to be able to view the view finder underwater. I have taken some great pics, but all, by blindly pointing and clicking.

By audrey theis on May 19, 2015

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Kodak Pixpro Astro Zoom AZ651 20 MP Digital Camera with 65X Opitcal Zoom, 1080p Video Recording and 3-inch LCD Screen (Black)

Get ready to harness the boundless power of the brand new KODAK PIXPRO AZ651 Astro Zoom bridge that offers astounding 65x optical zoom and so much more. With a top-notch 20 megapixels BSI CMOS sensor, 5fps multi-burst, 24mm wide angle lens and large 3" articulating LCD, photos and videos are crystal clear with amazing, razor sharp detail. Share your moments instantly with your friends and family via Wi-Fi connectivity for even more flexibility. KODAK PIXPRO Digital Cameras. Tell your story.

FEATURE :

• Long 65x optical zoom and a 24mm wide angle lens puts you at the heart of all the action and fits practically everything into the frame.
• Advanced BSI CMOS sensor with 20 megapixels gives you more speed, quality and clarity than a traditional CCD sensor. Save your photos in JPEG and RAW file formats so you can keep every pixel of your precious moment with the highest detail and quality
• Frame your scenes through the built-in Electronic View Finder that provides better real-time scene composition or the 3" articulating LCD that can be adjusted in different angles providing the most convenience and flexibility for various perspectives.
• Capture high speed action at 30 fps in 1080p full-HD video quality or 9 fps images with a push of a button. Choose the high-speed movie in 120 fps is available to capture the slo mo details of action.
• Share your moments instantly with your friends and family via Wi-Fi connection with your smart device. Free App is available for iOS/Android.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) The Pixpro AZ651 Rocks! - I got the Pixpro AZ651 expecting exactly the same quality as my Kodak EasyShare DX6490 with just a few more megapixels and more zoom. The difference between them (and you will never get any of my Kodaks off of me, ever) is like a horse and buggy compared to a sports car. At this point, I am the one holding the AZ651 back.

Even without a monopod or tripod I'm getting excellent results in both fine and best JPEG settings and I'm shooting RAW as well, which I can circle back around to and edit with the software Kodak includes on the disc in the box.

The function ring around the barrel of the camera can be set to control different functions such as f-stops, shutter speed, ISO and more. And you can operate the zoom lens that way too. It accepts filters on that wonderfully powerful zoom lens, I put a 52mm ND2 on there, but you can use anything you like or don't because the camera will compensate and includes various built-in filter effects.

What I'm really enjoying is that it is both a serious camera off auto, you get a decent amount of f-stops to play with and enough ISO and shutter speed selections to make most folks happy, and I haven't seen any noticeable grain to speak of unless I zoom in a ridiculous amount in on finished photos. I've even shot in terrible lighting conditions on purpose after shutting the flash off and I'm still getting great results with the expected very fine grain for very low light situations.

This camera also knows how to have fun. There's a series of effects you can use that while they do slow down the time between shots since the camera is processing them are clearly meant for family fun. Effects like negative, mirror, punk, and a ton more including kodachrome. I've only been shooting for five days now, so a bit early for a review, but this camera deserves kudos for carrying on the Kodak tradition of an easy to use camera that can also wait patiently for the photographer to grow into the more advanced modes off auto.

Oh, before I forget, the AZ651 shoots video like a dream, does excellent macro as well as telephoto, and just make your colors pop even in a normal color setting. I haven't even tried everything this camera can do such as a digital addition to that powerful zoom or a completely RAW shoot since I've been under the weather, but I'd say check out the manual on the web site which goes into a lot better detail that I can to check out all the bells and whistles. I'm very happy I went with a Kodak and thrilled to see these wonderful cameras back out there no matter who is making them.

Oh, there is one thing you should know about. This camera will get lots of second looks and even thirds. Do expect it to be bigger than your EasyShare if you have the same model I did with a generous LCD you can flip out and around and do all sorts of neat things with, including tucking it back into the body so it doesn't get knocked around or scratched up.

UPDATE: I've had the camera about a month now and its capabilities are amazing. I even wrote a review on HubPages with both JPEG and RAW photo samples if you'd like to see photos and a more detailed review. http://nightcat.hubpages.com/hub/kodakpixproaz651review

By Nightcat on November 2, 2014

2) Comparing high end Canon, Nikon, Sony, and the KodakAZ651 - I looked at Canon, Nikon, and everything else I could think of to find a high end Camera for a decent price. And my 3 finalists were the Sony Minolta HX400, the Nikon D3300 SLR package with the 24-55 and 70-300 lenses, and the Kodak AZ651.

The Nikon P600 and the Canon SX60 both could not keep up with the Sony and Kodak 20mpix CMOS image sensors. Kodak had the edge with the 65 X lens, whereas Sony offered a hot shoe. And then there is the Nikon DSLR with its obvious advantage of a much larger image sensor and 24 mpix, and the feel of a real optical viewfinder and zoom ring and manual focus.Nothing can beat that, but the price is that you have only one fifth of the zoom (300 vs 1500mm) with a much heavier and much more expensive package.

So you are left with only the Sony HX400 or Kodak AZ651 if you want the high powered lens along with the feel or semblance of a manual focus and zoom ring along with the high level 20mpix CMos image sensor ( Nikon P600 and Canon SX60 do not offer either of that)

The Kodak has unbelievably crisp image quality, with lesser built quality, and $100 lower price, versus the Sony s hot shoe and higher built quality and price ( I don t know the image quality).

So I am extreemly happy with my Kodak AZ651. You pick according to your personal needs and preferences.

By Hart Fischer on November 6, 2014

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Kodak PIXPRO Friendly Zoom FZ201 16 MP Digital Camera with 20X Optical Zoom and 3" LCD Screen

The KODAK PIXPRO FZ201 Friendly Zoom compact camera is the all-in-one well versed travel companion you want. With an impressive 20x optical zoom, you’ll get close enough to feel like you’re right in the thick of the action without leaving your post. 25mm wide angle lens gets everybody into the frame. One-touch HD video, easily accessible feature buttons and a slim and smooth body design with big, bright 3" LCD makes the FZ201 a perfect camera to go anywhere you go. KODAK PIXPRO Digital Cameras. Tell your story.


FEATURE :

• Powerful 16.1-megapixel CCD sensor gives you room to enlarge, zoom and crop to your heart's content without losing out on life-like clarity or quality.
• 25mm wide angle lens lets you step up to a bigger frame and fit more of your subject in without having to step back.
• Face/Cat/Dog Detection detects facial features and enhances it for true subject highlighting, even your four-legged cat and dog friends. Blink/Smile Detection helps you to capture the perfect moment.
• Face Detection and Auto Exposure detects facial features and enhances it for true subject highlighting. Blink/Smile Detection helps you to capture the perfect moment.
• Use Red-eye removal to instantly touch up portraits. Adjust exposure to include more detail in light and dark scenes with the HDR touch-up tool.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON : 

1) Kodak pixpro is very friendly to use - This was a gift for my father for Father's Day of course and he loves it. He was having trouble seeing the small screen on his other camera so the reason I purchased this one was to give me a bigger screen.

By A.Metoyer on June 24, 2016

2) Good for beginner, or non-photogragher. - It's a good Point and Shoot travel camera. There are some photography options, nice Zoom. Too simple for me, I'm semi-professional. Paid events I use my SLR, DSLR's. They are too big and heavy for everyday, hobby style. I'm returning this after I found one perfect for me. http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X63NXI4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00.

By FreeDom on February 14, 2016

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Kodak DCS-14N 13.89MP Professional Digital SLR Camera

Kodak Professional, which brought you the first professional digital camera more than a decade ago, is proud to bring you the DCS Pro 14n, a standard F-mount SLR digital camera with a 35 mm-size, 13.89 million-pixel complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) sensor. Equal in size to 35 mm film, the sensor's focal length magnification is 1: 1. You get the same true wide-angle image as you would with film, with no lens magnification factor. It's the ideal camera for high-resolution group shots, allowing you to see the finest detail. The DCS Pro 14n is also the industry's first SLR digital camera that can shoot variable-resolution RAW files at 3, 6, or 14 megapixels. You'll have the dynamic range and versatility of working with RAW files at the resolution you choose. With the DCS Pro 14n camera, you won't lose a shot. Picture protection will see to that. And, Kodak proprietary Extended Range Imaging Technology will provide two stops of exposure latitude in a JPEG workflow. Designed for professional portrait, selected wedding, and commercial photographers, the DCS Pro 14n camera is one of the most technologically advanced cameras on the market, and thanks to free firmware and software upgrades, it will stay that way, too.


FEATURE :

• 13.89 million total pixels.
• No lens magnification factor--get the same image with the lens as you would with film.
• Compatible with Compactflash or MMC memory cards.
• Connects with Macs and PCs via Firewire port (IEEE 1394 ).
• Removable, rechargeable Li-Ion battery.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) Great camera, but now serves a very limited need - I purchased the Kodak Pro SLR/N a good number of years ago. It is the successor to the featured Kodak DCS-14N. Since then, I have purchased five different Nikons to replace the work performed by the camera in my studio. Most notably, I recently purchased a Nikon D800 and a Nikon D800E.

And yet, I keep a spot open for using the Kodak with a Zeiss 25mm for super sharp wide-angle, high resolution macro shots. Because I have restricted the camera to studio use, it's only failure is of little consequence to me. A full charge on the OEM battery is worth about fifty (maybe fifty-three) shots. Otherwise, the photos it produces are excellent - no noise and great color. For all my work, I keep the ISO at 400, or less.

By DeeZer on May 28, 2012

2)   Great full frame camera for Nikon f-mount lenses. Only flaw is very short battery life. - Cons:

1. For my uses the only con on this camera is that a fully charged battey only lasts about 15 minutes using the lcd screen to review pics I've taken, and using the autofocus feature. For some reason, these two functions are battery drainers, but I can't see using the camera without them. I should mention it took some reading of the manual to find the autofocus set lever on the front of the camera to the left of the lens and the + setting on the top of the camera on the left side.
2. This camera is best at low iso settings. I use it at iso-100 or less. Best is iso-80 for daylight or for flash. For long exposures it has extended low iso of iso-25 for exposures of 2 to 30 seconds, iso-12 for exposures of 4 to 30 seconds, and iso-6 for exposures of 8 to 30 seconds.
3. This is a complicated camera. To learn to use it I had to refer to the manual a number of times. I'm not one to read a manual cover to cover, but for me the manual as a reference to figure out basic functions such as white balance, iso, auto focus, using the timer, etc. was needed.
4. There is no live view on the lcd screen. To take a pic you need to use the view finder. However the lcd does let you review pics you have just taken with no problem.
5. The camera uses a 1GB memory card. For me this is no problem as that is enough for 70 raw files, and extra cards are cheap. And with the low battery life, I'm not going to fill a card up anyway. I use this camera for still lifes, and landscapes, so I don't generally shoot more than 20 or 30 shots on a session.
Pros:
1. The price. I bought my DCS Pro 14-N about 15 months ago on ebay for $425. It came with two batteries. I spent another $95 on ebay for a used combination battery charger and AC adapter.I wasn't ready to spend $850 for a used Nikon D600 or $1500 for a used Nikon D750. If I'm still around when these cameras or the D810 hit the used market for $400 or less, I'll snap one up in a hurry. When this camera was released in 2002 it sold for more than $4,000.
1. As mentioned above, base iso of 80 and extended low iso of 6, 12 and 25 is a big plus for shooting noise free vibrant colors.
2. The camera sensor is CCD rather than CMOS. Although it is subjective, I think the colors from a CCD sensor are more pleasing than from a CMOS sensor. (I also own the Nikon 1 J1, and the Nikon D7000, both cmos sensor cameras).
3. I wanted a full frame camera to get the full benefit of my Sigma 15-30mm wide angle lens. And the camera will autofocus with the lens.
4. 14MP is not too shabby, even by today's standards. And the pixels on the sensor are 64um, twice as large as any of the current Nikon full frame dslr's.
5. The Kodak website still supports it with manuals and Kodak DCS Photo desk software which works on all windows versions (I've had it on XP and Win 8.1) to view and process the DCS raw files. And Photoshop will open the raw files as well.
6. It takes great pics. See attached with the Sigma 15-30mm lens. The flower is at 30mm, 1/60 sec, iso-80, f9.5. The outdoor back yard shot is at 15mm, f8, iso-80, 1/125 sec. I didn't use any lens correction software on either shot.

By Book Reader on August 20, 2015

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