Kodak PixPro C1 Bundle, black

• 13 MP CMOS sensor
• 26 mm f/2.0 fixed-focus lens
• 2.8" 180° flip-out LCD screen
• 1080P Full HD video
• Built-in lithium-ion battery
• Memory card and card reader included

Capture the moment. Relive the vibe.
Step into a world of timeless memories with the new KODAK PIXPRO C1 digital camera, where vintage style meets modern technology. Designed with style-makers of all ages in mind, this camera combines timeless nostalgia with convenience and portability.

Pixel-perfect every time
Whether you're taking selfies at golden hour, the C1's 13 MP CMOS sensor makes every shot sharp, clear and vibrant. It's like carrying a professional photo booth in your pocket. Say goodbye to blurry memories and hello to frame-worthy moments. The quality is top-notch, but the vibe stays relaxed.

Wider, brighter, sharper
Capture everything with no extra effort - no zooming, no adjusting, just point and shoot. The bright F2.0 lens is made for cozy evenings indoors as well as sunny adventures outdoors. With the wide 26 mm angle, your group shots, coffee photos and that natural, cinematic look all come together. Retro simplicity meets modern clarity.

Flip it your way
Selfies, vlogs or group shots - flip the screen out and frame however you like. The 180° flip-out LCD screen makes it easy to shoot from any angle without missing a moment. It's great for spontaneous creativity and relaxed storytelling. No guesswork - just you and your world in full view.

Movie magic in motion
Film your life like a pro with impressive Full HD video. Whether it's skating, your dog's latest trick or a travel vlog, the C1 captures it smoothly at 30 frames per second. Thanks to efficient H.264 compression, your videos look great without taking up much space. Shoot, edit and share.

Charged and ready
No more hunting for AA batteries - this little one is rechargeable and ready to travel. The built-in lithium-ion battery lets you be ready for spontaneous shots. Simply plug in, charge and keep enjoying the good times. Because your memories shouldn't have to wait for batteries.