Kodak Pixpro AZ528

Two new control dials LCD panel to monitor changes Manual vignette switch Very classy design

No selfie mirror Dial settings can shift out of place Instax film is still too expensive

Overall, the Instax Mini 99 is the most advanced instant camera we've seen from Fujifilm to date, offering the perfect blend of creativity with improved control over quality to help you get the perfect shot. While it might lack the hybrid digital...

The convenience of one ‘does it all’ camera body and lens combination Built-in pop-up flash Optical image stabilization Huge(ish) focal length

Smaller sensor than a DSLR or mirrorless camera Superzoom lens means results aren’t quite as pin sharp as lesser focal lengths Fixed, non-angle adjustable LCD No eye-level optical viewfinder or EVF Plastic-y build

Kodak continues to play to a niche but potentially still a sizeable audience of photographers who competing brands have moved on from, with the Pixpro AZ528 all-in-one ‘superzoom’, the kind of camera that was commonplace 15 years ago. It may be...