Kodak PIXPRO C1 Digital Camera, 13MP Compact Point & Shoot with 4X Digital Zoom, 26mm f/2.0 Wide Angle, 180 Degree Flip Screen, 1080p HD Video, Brown
$99.99
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The KODAK PIXPRO C1 is a compact digital camera built for selfies, vlogging, and simple everyday photography. It uses a thirteen MP BSI CMOS sensor paired with a bright f two point zero fixed wide angle lens at twenty six mm for sharp, vibrant photos without the complexity of interchangeable optics. A four times digital zoom lets you frame closer subjects from a distance when needed. The two point eight inch LCD screen tilts one hundred eighty degrees for effortless self framing, making it ideal for content creators, teens, and travelers who want to see themselves while recording. The camera records one thousand eighty p full HD video for smooth clips and creative projects, and the retro vintage design makes it a stylish everyday companion. A built in rechargeable lithium ion battery keeps the camera powered throughout the day with USB C charging, and it accepts microSD and microSDHC memory cards up to thirty two GB for expandable storage. With straightforward controls and automatic scene modes, the C1 provides an intuitive option for beginners and casual photographers who want great results without a learning curve.
Thirteen Megapixel Sensor: Captures detailed photos with a thirteen MP BSI CMOS sensor and a bright f two point zero fixed wide angle lens
Digital Zoom: Four times digital zoom with a twenty six mm wide angle fixed lens for flexible framing indoors or outdoors
Flip Screen: Two point eight inch LCD screen tilts one hundred eighty degrees for selfies, vlogs, and group shots
Full HD Video: Records one thousand eighty p full HD video for travel clips, family moments, or content creation
Rechargeable Battery: Built in lithium ion battery with USB C charging for on the go use
8 reviews for Kodak PIXPRO C1 Digital Camera, 13MP Compact Point & Shoot with 4X Digital Zoom, 26mm f/2.0 Wide Angle, 180 Degree Flip Screen, 1080p HD Video, Brown
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Aaron –
Throwback Vibes: The Perfect “Phone Alternative”
I’ve been looking for something slim and dedicated to capture photos outside of my phone, and the Kodak PIXPRO C1 is a total mood. It gives off major early-2000s digital camera vibes, perfect for that nostalgic aesthetic without having to hunt down a vintage eBay find that might not even work.The Standout Features-Retro Throwback: From the faux-leather texture to the satisfying tactile buttons, this feels like a nice nod to simpler times. It’s a great way to stay present and “unplug” while still catching memories.-Insanely Lightweight: At only 115g, it’s incredibly light. I barely notice it in my pocket or on my wrist, making it much more convenient to carry than a bulky DSLR or even a heavy Pro-model smartphone.-The Flip Screen: The 180° upward-tilting screen is surprisingly handy for framing candids or checking your angle before a quick shot.-Modern Convenience: It charges via USB-C, so I don’t have to carry a proprietary charger or mess with AA batteries like the old-school versions.Performance & Use-Candid King: This isn’t meant to compete with high-end phone sensors for “perfection.” Instead, it excels at catching that raw, “digital-era” look that’s so popular right now.-Ideal for Out-and-About: It powers up quickly, and the simple point-and-shoot interface means I can snap a photo and get back to the moment.Final Verdict: If you’re looking for a professional vlogging rig, this isn’t it. But if you want a stylish, budget-friendly retro camera to catch candids while you’re out and about, this is a winner. It’s a fun, distraction-free way to document life that looks way cooler than just another phone pic.Pros: Great 2000s aesthetic, ultra-lightweight, flip screen, USB-C charging.Cons: Image quality is “lo-fi” (but that’s kind of the point!), no optical zoom, SD card not included.
Falcon1620 –
Good little fixed lens camera
The PixPro C1 is a good buy. If your looking for the classic point and shoot than this is a good one. The 13MP sensor is great and sharp, and the auto focus system on here seems pretty excellent. It takes fun “nostalgic” images that you won’t be disappointed with. I got this to take with me to get some fun random shots of my day, and keep my phone in my pocket. It does a good job at that, and I have been pleasantly surprised at the image quality. It probably won’t be as nice as some of your phone photos, but it also doesn’t have that over processed look to them either. You can plug the camera into your phone with a USB C style cable or you can pop the memory card into it or the reader, and its easy to copy them over or onto a computer. The pictures share nicely online and print out great with out without editing. Video mode lacks stabilization but you can pop it onto a tripod and use that to film or set it on a ledge or table and get good steady results. Gotta do it the old school way. The flash is LED on this one, so its a nice soft fill for taking indoor pictures of people close by, but it does not fill a room. It gives good disposable camera like pictures when used. Its a nice fun lightweight stick it in your pocket retro point and shoot and its at a great price. Its definitely better than the generic off brand I bought and returned, it handles focus more consistently, and it doesn’t blast out the color and wash out the images. There isn’t any color banding on the edges and the specs are actually as stated, not some overblown made up fictitious number like 4K 80MP super 8K deluxe HD like the others (they are nowhere close to that spec). Its point and shoot modes on here are easy to access. It takes really awesome outdoor daytime photos. It has some fun filters and effects and the vivid mode is my favorite. Photos share and print out great. Basically if you want a fun point and shoot for everyday photos this is a great one to get and its at a fantastic price point from a reputable brand. Its fun that Kodak is still making good affordable point and shoots that are not 5x the cost.
Rafael Paguaga –
Cámara buena
Buena
Florence –
Worst camera ever, not great quality. I stopped using it
salomon salame –
Muy buena no pesa nada y funciona súper bien
E.K –
L’appareil est petit et ultra léger, parfait pour glisser dans une poche ou un petit sac à main/ sacoche.Il est très très facile d’utilisation, j’ai un plus gros appareil professionnel de chez kodak pixpro az651 et je prenais de moins en moins de photos car très lourd à porter, imposant et complexe à utiliser (mise au point etc.)Celui là est vraiment pratique et facile vraiment la prise de souvenirs.En plus il est très joli avec son design rétro et son aspect Kodak ancien.Les photos sont de très bonne qualité ! Ne vous fiez pas au retour de l’écran lcd qui peut paraître bof, une fois développées elle sont très belles et nettes!Le fait que l’on puisse tourner l’écran lcd pour prendre des selfies est un vrai plus.Il prend des cartes micro sd de maximum 32 gb.Les filtres disponibles sont appréciable et rapidement mis en œuvre, tout comme les modes. Il fait aussi des films.Une dragonne et un câble de chargeur usb C sont fournis. La notice est courte (1 page) et simple.Le compact parfait à mon sens. Je n’ai jamais pris autant de photos que depuis que je l’ai.
maria claudia bezerra araujo –
Câmera muito boa, pequena e muito fácil de levar para qualquer lugar, a qualidade da foto depende muito de foco e luz mas mudando o modo das fotos fica muito bom!
Retaj –
حلوه و تصويرها يشبه ايفون ٦ بس عندها عيبين الاول فلاشها مره قوي بزياده احس و الثاني الفوكس احيانا يخرب وما يمدي تعدله بنفسك تنتظرها لين تزين نفسها بس لو بتقارنونها ب fz55 عن نفسي افضل الثانيه على ذي تصويرها اوضح جوده و افضل تعطيك طابع فنتج اكثر من هذي بس بشكل عام حلوه هذي اذا ما عندك بديل وعجبني ان يمدي تقلب الشاشه و المايك حقها واضح و شاشتها سطوعها اوضح جوده الفيديو حلوه بعد وترا عدسه الكاميره ما تتغطى نفس الثانيه اشتروا شي يحميها عشان ما تتمخش