Kodak Pixpro S-1 First Impressions Review: Digital Photography Review

Kodak is arguably the most famous brand name of all in photography, at least in the Western world. But the company responsible for such iconic products as the Box Brownie and Kodachrome (and even the world's first digital camera in 1975) ultimately failed to manage the transition from film to digital, and ended up exiting the consumer imaging business altogether in 2013. The name itself has been licensed by JK Imaging Ltd, which has been quietly selling compact cameras under the Kodak brand for the past year or so, mainly long-range superzooms. But now it's got more ambitious, and has introduced its first interchangeable-lens camera: the Micro Four Thirds Pixpro S-1.

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Kodak PIXPRO S-1 Review

Kodak PIXPRO S-1 Review

Kodak Pixpro S-1 First Impressions Review: Digital Photography Review

Kodak PIXPRO S-1 Review

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Passion and performance go hand in hand with Kodak PIXPRO AZ405 digital camera from the Astro Zoom Collection. A 40x ultra long zoom lens with optical image stabilization delivers crisp, clear 20 megapixel close-ups, panorama, or HD videos. Auto scene, object tracking, post-editing features, and a host of powerful yet user-friendly settings make photography easy, fun, and zero hassle.

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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. 27mm wide angle lens lets you step up to a bigger frame and fit more of your subject in without having to step back. Use Red-eye removal to instantly touch up portraits. 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.