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Kodak PixPro AZ528 Black

16 MP bridge camera - 52x optical zoom - Full HD video - 3" LCD screen - Wi-Fi

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Overview

The affordable bridge camera that gives you optimum performance!

TheKodak PixPro AZ528 Astro camera gives you all the power and performance you need to let your photographic creativity shine. This innovative camera with a megazoom bridge has everything you need to capture the precious moments of your busy life. The AZ528 Astro lets you enjoy all the amazing details, it gives you access to a host of functions and a 52x optical zoom that lets you get up close and personal with your subjects.... and that's just the beginning Explore the power and freedom of the Kodak AZ528 Astro.

A powerful 52x optical zoom

You don't have to be in the middle of the action with the power of theAZ528. Its 52x optical zoom lets you capture every element of a moment in time, with all the clarity and detail found on location. Whether you're centre stage, in the orchestra or in the balcony, every seat is the best in the house.

Extremely fine details


With a definition of 16 million pixels, you'll get sharp, precise detail. Add to that a state-of-the-art CMOS sensor and you've got exceptional rendering with 6fps burst shooting, high dynamic range (HDR ) and a host of other features that will take storytelling to new heights.

Key features :

  • 1/2.3" 16 megapixel CMOS sensor
  • Maximum video resolution: Full HD - 1080p
  • 24mm wide-angle lens
  • 52x optical zoom
  • 4x digital zoom (combined zoom: 208x)
  • Screen: 3" LCD
  • ISO sensitivity: Auto / 100 - 3200
  • Flash: Retractable (Manual white balance) - Automatic, Red-eye reduction, Fill-flash, Flash off, Slow synchronisation, Slow synchronisation + Red-eye reduction
  • Anti-shake: OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation)
  • Detection functions: Face, Smile, Blink, Cat, Dog
  • Internal memory: approx. 8MB
  • SD/SDHC/SDXC card (up to 32GB support)
  • AV output / micro USB 2.0 port
  • Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n)
  • LB-060 rechargeable Li-ion battery, 3.7 V 1100 mAh
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 121.3 x 85.8 x 97.5 mm
  • Weight (without battery): 508 g
  • Colour: Black
Specifications
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General information

Product name

Kodak PixPro AZ528 Black

Brand

Kodak

Model

AZ528BK

Sensor

Resolution

16 Megapixels

Sensor type

CMOS

3D photo

No

Image stabilizer

Yes

Sensitivity

3200 ISO

Lens

Optical zoom

52 x

Digital zoom

4 x

Min focal length

4.3 mm

Max focal length

223.6 mm

Screen

LCD screen

Yes

Screen size

3 inches

Screen resolution

460000 Dots

Touch screen

No

Screen type

Fixed screen

Viewfinder

Viewfinder

No

Recording

4K/UHD video

No

HD video

Yes

Memory

Capacity

8 MB

Flash memory type

SD (Secure Digital)
SDHC
SDXC

Equipment

Self-timer

No

Video cable

No

Wrist strap

Yes

Case

No

Lens hood

No

Power supply

Power supply type

Battery

Battery type

Lithium-ion battery

AC adapter

No

Battery charger supplied

No

Interface

Connector(s)

micro-USB

Wi-Fi

Yes

Bluetooth

No

NFC

No

Design

Waterproof

No

Color

Black

Physical characteristics

Length

121.3 mm

Height

85.8 mm

Depth

97.5 mm

Weight

508 g

Camera type

Bridge

Bundle

No

Warranties

Commercial warranty

Legal warranty

Safety Information

Responsible person

GT COMPANY

Postal address

5 rue de la Galmy 77700 Chessy - France

Electronic Address

aftersales@kodak.gtcie.com

Product referenced on 2 May 2024

Customer review
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  • by CyrilleC
    Posted on 28 Dec 2025
    Bought on 17 Nov 2025 from LDLC
    Number of reviews: 38 Average rating: 9

    Impressive

    Looking for a product that would allow me to gain in compactness (previously using an SLR), I chose this Kodak model and I am not at all disappointed. Compared to an SLR, the space savings and practicality (no need to change lenses) are obvious. And I even gained in optical zoom, not to mention the digital zoom that comes next and which remains really usable given the resolution of the sensor (as well as the stabiliser, which is essential at this zoom level).
    Coming from an SLR, the handling and the different modes are relatively easy to understand, but it may take some time for those coming from a compact camera. On the other hand, framing via the display screen is something I have to get used to, so we'll see how it works in bright sunlight.

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