Kodak Astro Zoom AZ405 schwarz

Code: 141373264VOK

Manufacturer code: AZ405BK

Passion and performance go hand in hand with our KODAK PIXPRO AZ405 digital camera from the Astro Zoom Collection. A 40x ultra long zoom lens with optical image stabilization delivers crisp, clear 20 megapixel close-ups, panorama, or HD videos. Auto scene, object tracking, post-editing features, and a host of powerful yet user-friendly settings make photography easy, fun, and zero hassle. KODAK PIXPRO Digital Cameras - Tell your story.

All the details
You’ll get well defined, detailed images thanks to the AZ405’s 20 million pixels. That’s ample resolution to crop, zoom, or enlarge your photos however the photographer in you desires.

Make all the room
You don’t do anything halfway, so why should your camera? With a 24mm wide angle lens, there’s no sacrificing what you want in the frame. So go ahead and let your camera see what you see – the sky’s the limit!

No bumps in the road
Don’t fret if you’re on uneven ground or rough waters. The Optical Image Stabilization will iron out any small movements as you’re focused on getting your shot, so you never have to be afraid to go for what you want. Your camera can handle it…just make sure you can.

A full view
You know what you want out of a picture, and your camera should make sure that you’re able to get it. Whether you’re in the moment or modifying your work at a later time, the bright, 3” LCD screen ensures that you end up with just what you’re looking for.

Get in Close
Let the powerful 40x optical zoom lens get you the shot you need. If you’re not feeling brave enough to get up close and personal, nobody needs to know. Just stand back and admire while zooming in and expect clear, crisp results with the KODAK PIXPRO AZ405. It’ll look like you were right there!

Full HD Defined
Sometimes it can seem like things are moving a little too fast for you to get the perfect picture. That’s totally okay - the AZ405 has your back. You can rely on Full HD video with 1080p resolution for the quality you need. Why settle for anything less?

Aperture range f/3.0 – 6.8

Delivery time 0-2 w.d.

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Aperture range	f/3.0 – 6.8
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Product codes	141373264VOK AZ405BK 819900014129 0819900014129

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