KODAK PIXPRO AZ405-RD 25x Optical Zoom Digital Camera, 16MP CMOS Sensor, 1080p Full HD Video, 3" LCD, AA Batteries

I have not used the camera yet. It came without the memory card, so I had to order that. I do like the look (the red color!) and the feel of the camera. It has a smaller body than my previous camera. I am looking forward to trying it out this weekend.

This camera is sleek! This is the Kodak Pixpro AZ405 Digital Camera in a maroon color with black and silver accents. It has an aspheric HD zoom lens. The lens is 40X optical zoom with 24mm angle. 20 megapixels makes for a great picture. It has a 3.0” lcd screen for viewing. It has optical image stabilization. It has continuous shooting and full HD video. It also has high dynamic range. Is there anything this camera doesn't do? One of the best cameras we've had by far.

This camera is great quality and there is an adapter you can purchase to upload to an iPad. I love it!

My dad loves to use old school cameras and we got this for him. It is absolutely perfect. It is a bit larger and well-designed for grip, so easier to use for those who want a good handle on the camera, and no fumbling around with their phone. It also enables greater stability for your videos or shots, to get better focus. The buttons are easy to use and the features are pretty self-explanatory, making it quite handy for beginners. They also have a website that you can go to for more assistance. There are a ton of features, and my dad is exploring them one-by-one. The wide angle or panorama feature are definitely a big hit. Zooming in is easy, recording is easy... in general this is an excellent buy for someone who is not great with new technology but wants an excellent, user-friendly camera to take pictures. I also think it's going to last a long time, given how sturdy the construction is. And, it is stylish. The candy red is really beautiful.

Love love love this camera!! I was so excited to try this camera over the holiday season and really put it to the test. Let me just say, it doesn't disappoint! The images are crisp and clear and as a beginner, I found this really easy to use. Not too many buttons to learn.

After enjoying my Kodak Easy Share for years, it was a difficult transition, to which, I decided against and returned the lovely red camera. I have received partial refund requested March 14, 2 25, and this is April 8, and I'm still waiting for the $30.03 balance of the refund.

I'm took one star because it's not recharging it is batteries only. Its pictures are clear and very vivid. The videos are excellent quality. IT mounts to our tripod easily and is very well made for doing you tube videos or vlogging the only negative is the amount of batteries it takes to do the items it is made to do. If you can invest in recharging batteries to go with this it's great quality at this price point.

This camera looks expensive, feels expensive, but doesn't act expensive! It is NOT user friendly. I could not download photos from the camera to my computer which were on the memory card. I was able to send 2 short videos to my computer, after several tries. It comes with everything you need to get started, but I have not been impressed. The movie was very fuzzy that I was able to transfer to my computer.

All the zoom and megapixels in the world won't change the fact that you still have to download pictures to a computer in order to share them. The last camera i bought a good decade ago at least had direct access to email. This camera cant even crop a picture. And you wonder why people just use their phones

This camera is a metallic red with accessories including a lens cap, a neck strap, batteries, an SD card, and a smaller tether for the lens cap. This camera looks nice, but it's not a starter camera for those who want to get into photography. It's more of a camera for teenagers who want a fancy looking camera to take old school, grainy/blurry pictures. It's a step above point and shoot cameras. Changing the settings to center focus helps, but it's really only going to give you clear pictures in the natural sunlight. Pictures indoors or at night don't have enough light, even with the flash. Hardware is lacking in its capabilities and the focus falls short in it's ability to capture sharp images. You need to be completely still, probably with your arms propped on something, and your subject also needs to be completely still to even have a chance at a clear picture. It takes a long time to take a picture, so if you're taking pictures of kids there will be a shutter noise before the camera actually takes the picture. I haven't found a way to turn the sound off yet, but there might be a way.