Kodak Friendly Zoom FZ45 rot

Code: 141371668VOK

Manufacturer code: FZ45RD

Introducing the FZ45 Friendly Zoom collection from the KODAK PIXPRO family of digital cameras. Compact, intuitive and oh so easy to use, the FZ45 is the perfect starter camera to take anywhere you go. One-touch video, red-eye removal, face detection and convenient AA batteries are just the start.

27 mm wide angle lens
Why limit yourself to standing back to get the whole gang in the shot? With a 27mm wide-angle lens, the FZ45 Friendly Zoom means you don't have to. It gives you plenty of space to work with for all your friends.

1080p Full HD video
For those times when a photo isn't enough, the FZ45 can record 1080p Full HD video so you can capture all of the action - however large or small.

2.7-inch LCD
The best way to make sure your photos are going to turn out great is to see them ahead of time. Thanks to a large, bright 2.7-inch LCD screen, you can do just that. Just point, frame, and shoot. Yes, it really is that easy!

Aperture range f/3.0 – 6.6

Delivery time 5-10 w.d.

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Aperture range	f/3.0 – 6.6
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Delivery time	5-10 w.d.
Product codes	141371668VOK FZ45RD 819900014044 0819900014044

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