Compact camera Kodak ASTRO ZOOM 16.35 MP BSI CMOS Black

The Kodak ASTRO ZOOM compact camera features a 16.35 MP BSI CMOS sensor, 25x optical zoom and Full HD (1080p) video recording. It has a 3-inch LCD screen, 24mm wide-angle lens and optical image stabilization, offering straightforward controls including a one-touch record button for capturing moving moments. The camera is supplied in black and is designed for everyday shooting situations and travel.

Advantages

The 16.35 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor delivers detailed still images while preserving quality during cropping and enlargement. A 25x optical zoom lets you frame distant subjects without moving closer, and the 24mm wide-angle setting makes it easy to capture landscapes or group shots. Built-in optical image stabilization reduces blur from camera shake, and 1080p Full HD recording captures smooth video with a simple one-touch record control. The 3-inch LCD provides a clear preview for composing and adjusting settings.

Suitable for

• Travel and landscape photography
• Family events and everyday snapshots
• Sports and fast-moving subjects (using Sport scene mode)
• Users who want simple video capture in Full HD
• Beginners needing automatic scene modes

Key specifications

• Sensor: 16.35 MP BSI CMOS, 1/2.3″
• Optical zoom: 25x
• Lens wide-angle: 24 mm (equivalent)
• Video: 1080p Full HD
• Display: 3″ LCD
• Maximum ISO sensitivity: up to ISO 3200
• Image stabilization: Optical Image Stabilization
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.336 kg

How to use

Turn the camera on and use the 3-inch LCD to compose your shot. Select automatic or one of the 22 scene modes to let the camera set exposure and focus for common situations such as Sport, Fireworks or Sunset. Use the zoom ring or control to change focal length and press the one-touch record button to start Full HD video recording. For close framing of distant subjects, increase the optical zoom; for wide scenes, switch to the 24mm setting. Enable Optical Image Stabilization to reduce blur from hand movement.

Usage recommendations

For sharper photos in low light, use a steadier stance or a tripod and keep ISO as low as practical; choose appropriate scene modes for specific subjects and review images on the 3″ LCD to confirm exposure and composition before recording important moments.