kodak point and shoot digital camera
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Megapixel counts vary by model. Listings show sensors at 20.9 MP, 20 MP, and 16 MP across the Kodak point-and-shoot bundles.
These models typically offer optical zooms such as 4x and 5x, with wide-angle coverage around 27–28 mm for group and landscape shots.
Power types depend on the model: some cameras use replaceable AA batteries, while others use a rechargeable lithium‑ion battery.
Several models record Full HD video (1080p) and include a one‑touch video button for quick recording.
Bundles and descriptions mention standard SD cards up to 128 GB and 32 GB options. One waterproof model uses microSD/microSDHC with support limited to 32 GB (Class 4 or higher).
Connectivity varies by model: many include Micro USB for wired transfer, at least one model has built‑in Wi‑Fi for device sharing, and several bundles include a USB card reader for computer transfers.
Common aids include one‑touch video, face detection, red‑eye removal, smile and blink detection, multiple scene modes, and digital image stabilization on some models.