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Kodak PIXPRO C1
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Kodak PIXPRO C1

Kodak PIXPRO C1

The Kodak PIXPRO C1 is a simple fixed-lens compact camera for users who want an inexpensive, lightweight and straightforward camera that feels separate from a phone. Kodak PixPro presents it as a nostalgic, everyday Friendly Zoom model with a 13 MP CMOS sensor, a fixed 26mm f/2.0 lens and a 2.8-inch 180° tilting LCD. Its appeal is built around portability, selfies, casual vlogging and spontaneous photos rather than advanced manual control or interchangeable lenses.

Photographically, its value is in making everyday image-making easy and low-risk. The official 115 g body weight, 103 × 60 × 20.3 mm dimensions and approximately 200-shot CIPA battery rating make it genuinely pocketable. The fixed-focus lens keeps operation simple, while the small sensor naturally limits low-light flexibility and image latitude. The tradeoff is a cheap, easy-to-carry camera that encourages casual shooting without the distractions and app dependence of a phone.

Likely uses include family snapshots, travel notes, street walks, social content, first steps in digital photography and everyday records with a modern compact-camera look. Interest in simple affordable compacts helps explain why a low-cost camera with a flip screen and direct handling can still be attractive next to more capable phones. It is not meant for fast action, long telephoto reach or demanding image work, but it can make sense for users who prioritize price, size and a friction-light shooting experience.

  • Processor: Interno/Internal
  • Launch price: USD 120
  • Sensor format: 1/3"
  • ISO range: ISO 100–1600 range
  • Body type: Fixed-lens compact camera
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Specifications

Year 2025
Sensor 13 MP · 1/3"
Mount Fixed Lens
IBIS No
Weight 115 g
Launch Price USD 120
Current Price USD 120 (Aug/2026)
Battery 200 shots
General
Brand
Kodak
Line or model
PIXPRO C1
Suggested RAW software
NDPix Photo Editor Suggested software for RAW processing, photo editing, and workflow optimization.
Sensor
Effective megapixels
13 Effective megapixels: usable sensor resolution for images.
Sensor type
BSI CMOS Sensor technology (for example, CMOS, CCD).
Processor
Interno/Internal
ISO range
ISO 100–1600 range Range of ISO values available on the camera.
Body
Body type
Fixed-lens compact camera
Body classification
Compact
Body dimensions
103 × 60 × 20.3 mm Physical body dimensions (width × height × depth), usually in mm.
Viewfinder
No viewfinder Viewfinder type (optical or electronic) for composition.
Display
Screen size
2.8-inch tilting LCD Physical size of the screen; measured by the visible diagonal in inches.
Screen resolution
230k dots Number of pixels shown on the screen (width × height).
Screen articulation
180° tilting Screen articulation type (tilting, fully‑articulated, etc.).
Video
Video modes
Full HD up to 60 fps Available combinations of resolution and frames per second (FPS) for video recording.
4K max FPS
Maximum frames per second at 4K.
FHD max FPS
60 Maximum frames per second in Full HD.
Connectivity
Wireless connectivity
Not specified; USB 2.0 wired connection Wireless features available (Bluetooth/Wi‑Fi).
Additional info
Continuous shooting
Yes Maximum burst shooting speed in frames per second (fps).
Storage media
microSD / microSDHC card (up to 32 GB) Card/storage media formats supported by the camera.
Battery type
Built-in Li-ion battery, 3.7 V, 700 mAh Battery type/model used by the camera.
Launch price
USD 120 In 2025, it is the manufacturer’s suggested price at release.
Current price
USD 120 It is the approximate market value (used or new) as of Aug/2026.
Mount
Fixed lens Lens mount type supported by the camera. If L-Mount Alliance appears, it means the camera uses Leica L mount shared across alliance brands.

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