KODAK PIXPRO AZ528 16MP Digital Camera, 52x Optical Zoom, Wi-Fi, Black

Great camera and super beginner friendly. The zoom on it is phenomenal and I love how easily it connects to Wi-Fi and transfers photos to my phone easily. It doesn't come with an SD card though, so you're only able to take three pictures when first bought if you don't have one.

I didn’t expect to love this camera as much as I do, but it’s honestly been such a good investment for me. The picture quality is amazing—everything comes out so clear and vibrant, even when the lighting isn’t perfect. I’ve taken some of my favorite photos with it already, and it just makes everything look so much better without me having to try too hard.What I really like is how easy it is to use. I’m not super technical, but I was able to figure it out quickly and actually enjoy the process. The autofocus is super fast, so I don’t miss moments, which is really important to me.It also feels r

I like this camera a lot. I bought it for optical zoom, and I'm very pleased with the shots I'm able to get, which is mostly wildlife and waterfowl. I take all of these types of shots using the SCN>Pet Mode. I learned that little trick many years ago on a Panasonic camera I had. So for my uses, this is a pretty good camera, particularly for the reasonable price. Pay attention to instructions to achieve focus by first pushing the button down halfway. You'll hear a tone and see a green bordered rectangle when the camera feels it has focus. It doesn't always, but you'll get the hang of it to achi

This is an amazing camera. In a world of technical terms, it does take some time to learn how to use it. Things to do (or) know. This camera does use an (LB-060) reactangular shaped (lithium rechargable battery) which is included but I recommend buying a second battery. It does not come with a memory card. You will need to purchase a minimum of (32gb) memory card. Do yourself a favor, download the user's manual .pdf file from the internet. Just type in the full name of the camera followed by "users manual" and you will have what you need to set up your camera correctly. It has a lot of feature

We wanted a camera with a long optical zoom that was affordable, and this one is. It's been fun trying to learn to use it and we've gotten some great shots of wildlife--mostly ducks and birds. It's relatively easy to use for a "beginner," and has some nice features--like charging the battery without removing it from the camera.However, I'm not impressed either with panoramic shots or the color. In fact, we are quite disappointed with colors that seem muted. I know we can brighten shots with a phot editor, but it would be nice to get that true color from the camera itself. I know the reviews ar

I was looking for a camera that wasn't necessarily state of the art and expensive, but still had some potential to get pictures of the Milky Way on a vacation. This served that purpose. Easy to understand and work. Lightweight. I'm no experienced photographer, but I'd say this would probably be a great entry level camera to use if you wanted to get into it.

Ordered this for my wife to take pictures of birds in our yard using a lens hood and UV filter (both must be purchased separately). It has not been used indoors. The major problem with this camera is the lack of a viewfinder. Pictures must be set up using the small LCD screen on the back of the camera. Unfortunately, when you use the camera outside, the screen shows your own reflection looking back at you and you can't see what you are aiming at. I contacted Kodak customer service to see if anything could be done about this: perhaps a non-reflective coating that could be applied to the screen.

This is a beautiful camera! So far it has worked for what I wanted it to. I like taking pictures of the birds at the birdfeeders. It’s very easy to use. When you have it zoomed in, you have to have steady hands or it is very blurry. It got a great photograph of this Carolina chickadee.