KODAK PIXPRO C1 13MP Compact Digital Camera, 26mm Fixed Lens, Brown

Don't expect a high-end camera for this price, but for a carrying-around, handy, lightweight camera, it does a good job. The photos are clear and bright and the color looks good. It even does a good job in low light situations. We've taken videos in daylight, room light, and dim light and they all turned out clear and good quality. It's tiny--like a deck of cards almost, and feather-light. For a simple, basic camera, I think this is a good choice. I love that the screen flips up so you can see the shot from the front like a vlogging camera. I use that feature a lot.

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

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

Lightweight camera. Decent quality for the price. Colors are more “retro” but it does what it needs. Some times pictures come out blurry.

This is a terrible camera. Buy literally any other digital camera around the same price and you will get better results. I used this one night out with some friends and ended up scrapping all of the photos because they were so blurry and such horrible quality. The camera has been returned and replaced with a PIXPRO FZ45. There is no built-in image stabilization, so unless you are completely still, the pictures will be blurry. Even when I was sitting down with my arms resting on a table, they were still blurry. The lens is also not protected, so unless you keep it in a case at all times, it wil

Objectively speaking, this is a terrible camera that I would not recommend to most people. No, for most people, I'd probably suggest you buy a used old digicam or heck, go buy one of Kodak's other cameras, like the Pixpro FZ45, which costs the same, has better features, and can produce similar results, if not better. So why am I giving it 4 stars? Because for my use case, which is pretty specific, it's great. Now, I'll start with the bad, so people know what they're getting into.- Heavy banding under fluorescent lighting, even in still images. You can see this in one of my sample images taken

Affordable, amazing camera, takes beautiful photos great quality, great video quality all around love it, the only thing is that it doesn’t have a stability feature and a lot of photos come out shaky and there’s no way to fix it.

I bought this as a gift for my daughter (24), and she loves it. The retro look is really cool and the size is perfect for throwing in your bag. Takes good pictures too!10/10