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Kodak PIXPRO Astro Zoom AZ255 16MP Full HD Digital Camera, Red, Bundle with Slinger Alpine Shoulder Bag and 32GB Memory Card + Card Reader
- 25X Optical Zoom - 24mm Wide Angle Lens
- 16 Megapixel CMOS Sensor
- 1080P Full HD Video - Vlogging Camera
- 4x AA Batteries (Included)
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Discover a world of creativity at your fingertips. The AZ255 is the perfect bridge camera to pursue your passion for photography. With 16 megapixels, 25X optical zoom and a wider angle lens than traditional models, this camera might just become your new best friend. KODAK PIXPRO Digital Cameras - Tell your story. 720p HD Video - A Piece Of The ActionNobody likes to hold a pose... and with 720p HD video they don't have to. Capture all the action with a one-touch record button and save those precious memories in motion.
25x Optical Zoom - Zoom On InNeed to get right in there, but worried your shot might be out of reach? You can capture the action without having to get in on the action. For adventures, life events, you name it - 25x optical zoom lets you get nice and close (without having to get too close). 16 Megapixels - Go Into Detail16 megapixels lets you capture lifelike clarity in your images - without losing quality as you alter them later on. Crop, zoom, enlarge and go nuts! 3" LCD Screen - See It Your WayGet your pictures right the first time.
With a vivid view on the 3-inch LCD screen, you can see everything as you're shooting and easily adjust your settings as you go along. It's nice to practice your art knowing your photos will come out just like you planned. 22 Scene Modes - Make A SceneLet the camera lay a little groundwork for you. With 22 modes to choose from (including Sport, Fireworks, Panning Shot, Fish Eye and much more), these camera settings will automatically adjust for light, movement, and overall quality depending on what scene you choose to capture.
Let these camera modes take care of the technical aspects and free yourself think like the artist you are. Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) - Rock SteadyWhen you're all shook up, we've got your back. Let our Optical Image Stabilization setting smooth out the bumps in the road so your photos are still great. Every time. 24mm Wide Angle - Wide OpenAt 24mm, this lens is wide open... and so are the possibilities
25x Optical Zoom - Zoom On InNeed to get right in there, but worried your shot might be out of reach? You can capture the action without having to get in on the action. For adventures, life events, you name it - 25x optical zoom lets you get nice and close (without having to get too close). 16 Megapixels - Go Into Detail16 megapixels lets you capture lifelike clarity in your images - without losing quality as you alter them later on. Crop, zoom, enlarge and go nuts! 3" LCD Screen - See It Your WayGet your pictures right the first time.
With a vivid view on the 3-inch LCD screen, you can see everything as you're shooting and easily adjust your settings as you go along. It's nice to practice your art knowing your photos will come out just like you planned. 22 Scene Modes - Make A SceneLet the camera lay a little groundwork for you. With 22 modes to choose from (including Sport, Fireworks, Panning Shot, Fish Eye and much more), these camera settings will automatically adjust for light, movement, and overall quality depending on what scene you choose to capture.
Let these camera modes take care of the technical aspects and free yourself think like the artist you are. Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) - Rock SteadyWhen you're all shook up, we've got your back. Let our Optical Image Stabilization setting smooth out the bumps in the road so your photos are still great. Every time. 24mm Wide Angle - Wide OpenAt 24mm, this lens is wide open... and so are the possibilities
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The red Kodak PIXPRO Astro Zoom AZ255 is a 16MP point-and-shoot camera with a 25x optical zoom and 24mm wide-angle lens, suited to travelers and families who want to capture both wide scenes and distant subjects; this bundle includes a shoulder bag, 32GB memory card, card reader, and AA batteries.
Recommended For
- Budget-minded travelers photographing distant landmarks, scenery, or other mostly stationary subjects in daylight who want one built-in lens that goes from wide angle to substantial telephoto reach.
- Casual outdoor photographers who want record shots of faraway buildings, birds at rest, or park scenery, and can take time to steady the camera and let autofocus settle.
- Travelers or casual users who value a lightweight bridge-camera body and the option to replace its AA batteries while away from a charger.
- First-time dedicated-camera buyers who want a fixed-lens camera for practicing basic framing and trying different shooting modes, with expectations centered on casual daylight photos rather than polished results.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When sightseeing, use the zoom to frame distant buildings or landmarks without changing lenses; bright conditions and a steady hold help, though images at the longest zoom can look soft.
- At a park or on a nature walk, zoom in on distant, mostly still birds or wildlife for casual record shots; moving subjects are harder because focus can lag, especially at long zoom.
- For outdoor scenery, start wide to capture the view, then zoom in on distant details; the camera is easier to use for casual stills in good light than for demanding low-light photography.
- At a car show or similar outdoor event, use the zoom for closer views from the sidelines; still photos are more manageable than smooth zoomed video, which can look shaky and have trouble keeping focus.
- For quick personal video clips, the AZ255 can record Full HD, but handheld footage—particularly while zoomed in—may look unsteady, and autofocus may struggle; it is less suited to polished vlogs.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
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| Best For | General-purpose still photography and Full HD video, with a wide-angle lens and 25x optical zoom for framing nearby and distant subjects |
| Sensor And Image Quality | 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor with 16 MP still resolution, 4:3 aspect ratio, and ISO 100–3200 (expandable down to ISO 64) |
| Lens And Zoom | 24 mm wide-angle lens with 25x optical zoom and an F2.8–F5.6 aperture range |
| Focus And Exposure | Contrast-detection autofocus with automatic, aperture-priority, shutter-priority, program, and manual exposure; exposure compensation from −3 to +3 EV |
| Display And Viewfinder | 3-inch fixed, non-touch LCD with an electronic viewfinder |
| Video Capture | 1080p MP4 video at up to 30 fps |
| Storage And Media | Supports SD memory cards; listed with 32 GB of memory and Class 10 card speed |
| Photo Formats And Shooting | JPEG and RAW capture, with portrait, landscape, sports, and custom shooting modes; built-in automatic flash |
| Shutter And Stabilization | Optical image stabilization; shutter speeds up to 1/2000 second, with manual long exposures up to 30 seconds |
| Physical Design | Red bridge-style camera weighing 2.12 lb; not water resistant |
| Model Identifiers | Kodak PIXPRO AZ255, AZ series |
Reference Q&A
Q: Kodak PIXPRO AZ255 or AZ405 for photographing distant subjects?
A: Choose the AZ405 when extra reach and resolution are priorities: it has 40x optical zoom, a 24–960mm equivalent range, and 20MP. Choose the AZ255 for a lighter camera body with 25x optical zoom, a 24–600mm equivalent range, 16MP, and AA-battery power.
Q: Kodak PIXPRO AZ255 or AZ528 for more zoom and wireless sharing?
A: The AZ528 offers 52x optical zoom, 16MP, and Wi-Fi for wireless connection and control with a mobile device. The AZ255 offers 25x optical zoom and AA-battery power, making it the choice between these two for shoppers who prefer replaceable AA batteries over the AZ528’s lithium-ion battery.
Q: Kodak PIXPRO AZ255 or AZ425 if I want a rechargeable battery?
A: The AZ425 pairs 42x optical zoom and 20MP with a lithium-ion battery, while the AZ255 pairs 25x optical zoom and 16MP with AA-battery power. Choose the AZ255 if using replaceable AA batteries is the priority; choose the AZ425 if a rechargeable battery and longer zoom range are priorities.
Q: Can I mount this camera on a tripod?
A: Yes. The AZ255 has a tripod socket, so it can be mounted on a compatible tripod. A tripod is not listed among the items in this bundle.
Q: What batteries does it use, and can I use rechargeable batteries?
A: The camera uses four AA batteries, and four alkaline batteries are included. Rechargeable AA batteries can be used, but they are not included; the camera is not described as charging batteries internally.
Q: Does this bundle include a memory card?
A: Yes. This listed bundle includes a 32GB memory card and a card reader. Check the bundle contents at checkout, since accessories can vary between AZ255 listings.
Q: Is the image quality good?
A: Image quality depends on the scene and settings; the listed specifications alone cannot guarantee a particular result. The AZ255 has a 16MP sensor, optical image stabilization, a 24mm wide-angle lens, and 25× optical zoom, making it suited to general photos and subjects that are farther away. These specifications do not establish how it will perform in every lighting condition.
Q: Is the Kodak PIXPRO AZ255 worth buying for travel or nature photography?
A: It may suit casual travel and nature photography when long optical zoom is the priority: the supplied product data lists 25× optical zoom and a 24 mm wide-angle lens. Community discussions also flag compromises in image quality and handling, so it is a less suitable choice if you expect a major overall image-quality upgrade from a recent phone or want to grow into a more capable camera.
Q: Is the AZ255 a good choice for night shots or moving subjects?
A: It is a cautious choice for these situations. Users report blurry or slow-to-capture shots, and a YouTube zoom test describes low-light and moving-subject performance as limitations. It is better matched to well-lit scenes and subjects that are relatively still.
Q: Does the AZ255 offer a useful advantage over a smartphone camera?
A: Its clearest potential advantage is the 25× optical zoom, which can frame distant subjects beyond a phone’s optical reach. Reddit discussions caution that a phone may produce better results in other situations, so the AZ255 is most compelling when extra zoom matters more than an across-the-board image-quality improvement.
Q: Is the AZ255 suitable for a beginner who wants to learn photography?
A: It can be considered by a beginner seeking an all-in-one camera with a long zoom, but community discussions show mixed expectations about image quality and whether it is a camera to keep using as skills develop. It is a better fit for casual experimentation than for someone prioritizing substantial image-quality gains or long-term upgrade flexibility.