10 Best KODAK Personalized Imagings
for June 2023

The Kodak Dock Plus photo printer is an affordable solution for printing photos. This printer uses 4Pass Technology to print photos in four layers, which gives it a dimensional appearance and makes it fingerprint-proof and water-resistant. The printer uses Bluetooth to connect to your phone, and image quality is terrific.

The KODAK Luma 150 Ultra Mini Pocket Pico Projector is a relatively compact, lightweight, and portable projector that's easy to use. The projector produces bright, vivid video, and it produces great image quality for watching movies and playing games. It even supports 4K resolution, so it's well suited for watching movies and playing games that have 4K content. The projector's 854 x 480 resolution also makes it a good companion for watching larger videos, such as Netflix or YouTube, on a laptop, desktop, or portable device. The projector also produces good color, contrast, and brightness. The projector's built-in speaker is serviceable, but don't expect much volume or clarity. The projector's built-in battery lasts about 2.5 hours, and its built-in speaker is powered solely by the projector's battery, so only use it when the projector is plugged in. The projector can be connected to an external device via HDMI or Micro USB, and it can also be connected to a mobile device via Airplay and Miracast. The projector's built-in battery and speaker make it a good companion for watching movies and playing games on a phone or tablet, but it's not powerful enough for watching movies and playing games on a laptop or desktop computer.

The KODAK Slide N SCAN Film and Slide Scanner with Large 5” LCD Screen is a stylish and portable scanner that digitizes your film negatives and slides into high-resolution photos. Once you connect the device to a computer, it loads the KODAK ScanSmart software, which guides you through the steps to scan, select, edit, and save your photos. The scanner's 5-inch LCD screen lets you view and edit your photos in vivid detail. The scanner supports 35mm, 126, and 110 film negative and slide sizes as well as 50mm slides. The 14MP scanner captures your photos in beautiful digital detail. The scanner is also compatible with SD and SDHC cards. The Slide N SCAN is a great addition to your home or work office, and it's small enough to store in a drawer.

The Kodak PIXPRO AZ252-RD is an affordable, simple-to-use point-and-shoot camera with a decent 25x optical zoom and a 16-megapixel sensor. Its image quality is above average, and it records HD video at 720P. You can zoom up to 25x without suffering from optical distortion, and the camera has optical image stabilization, which works well. The AZ252 is lightweight and has excellent battery life (up to 330 shots per charge), and it also has full manual control. The 3-inch LCD screen has touch controls, and the camera also has a 1.5-inch OLED display for framing shots and reviewing images. The AZ252 lacks a few features that many cameras have, such as built-in Wi-Fi or a touchscreen, but for the price, theres nothing to complain about.

The Kodak Printomatic Instant Camera (Blue) Basic Bundle is a print-and-play camera, which makes it very easy to use. You point and shoot, and the camera prints the photo immediately. If you'd rather print photos on a printer, the printer cable is included, so the camera will print to a USB printer. The prints are 2x2, and the camera uses Kodak Zink Photo Paper, so there is no need for ink cartridges, toners or film. The photos are water resistant, tear resistant, and smudge-free, and the camera is compact and lightweight. The LCD viewfinder is easy to use, and the camera has auto-focus and a 5x optical zoom, so it's capable of shooting photos of people, pets, scenery, and more. The Kodak Printomatic Instant Camera (Blue) Basic Bundle comes with a deluxe carrying case, a 20-sheet pack of Kodak Zink Photo Paper, a rechargeable 8-hour battery, and a USB cable. The Kodak Printomatic Instant Camera (Blue) Basic Bundle is easy to set up, but the camera can be a little tricky to use. The instructions that come with the camera aren't as clear as they need to be, and the camera isn't as intuitive to use as other cameras we've tested. Also, the prints are small, so the camera is not a good choice for someone who plans to print a lot of photos.

The KODAK Mini Shot 2 Retro is a portable instant camera, printer, and scanner that prints out photos instantly. Since it's compatible with Android and iOS devices, you only need to bring it with you. The KODAK Mini Shot 2 Retro has 4Pass Technology, so your photos come out in 2.1x3.4 inches, and it's good for both border and borderless photos. Since it prints photos instantly, it takes about 28 seconds to print a photo, which is faster than any other instant camera we reviewed. It also prints photos in borderless format. The print quality is excellent, and photos look as sharp as printed photos. The photos also come out smudge-free and water-resistant, and unlike polaroid cameras, you don't have to worry about streaking or smudging. The KODAK Mini Shot 2 Retro comes with 68 sheets of film, so it's suitable for printing a lot of photos. It connects wirelessly to your device via Bluetooth, so you don't need to connect it to the USB port.

For many, the Kodak UltraMax 400 Speed 35mm 36 Exposures Film is the best film out there. Not only does it offer unrivaled image quality, but it's also the cheapest 35mm film on the market. One of the biggest complaints about the UltraMax 400 Speed 35mm 36 Exposures Film is that it's hard to find, but that's only because Kodak doesn't advertise it. This film is perfect for anyone who wants a high-quality film for a price that's almost too good to be true. The UltraMax 400 Speed 35mm 36 Exposures Film offers incredible image quality, and, unlike most other 35mm film, it can handle a wide range of light conditions. This film is known for its sharp, rich colors, and with 36 exposures per roll, it's enough to last you quite some time. Unlike most other films, the UltraMax 400 Speed 35mm 36 Exposures Film is suitable for shooting in daylight, and it's a good choice for portraits, landscapes, and action shots. This film is a good choice for anyone looking for high-quality, affordable 35mm film.

The Kodak Mini Shot 3 Retro photo printer is easy to use, fun, and reasonably priced. It shares the same core technology with Kodak's 2-in-1 printer, but at a fraction of the price. It has the same 3×3-inch output, the same 4Pass Technology, and the same 60-sheet photo capacity, but it's smaller and cheaper. The Mini Shot 3 Retro prints borderless photos, but its photos don't look quite as refined as the 2-in-1 printer's. The Mini Shot 3 Retro's image quality is good enough for casual snapshots, but it's less impressive than Kodak's 2-in-1 printer. The Mini Shot 3 Retro is also slightly slower than the 2-in-1 printer, and it doesn't have a built-in battery that gets recharged automatically when it's not in use. The Mini Shot 3 Retro's battery takes 2 hours to recharge, and the battery only lasts about 2 hours. The Mini Shot 3 Retro also doesn't have an ink-jet cartridge, so you'll need to buy ink cartridges separately.

The KODAK 16 Friendly Zoom FZ152 with 3-inch LCD is one of our favorite travel cameras. At 14.3 ounces, it's fairly light and compact, and at 4.9 by 3.4 by 1.6 inches, it will easily fit in a purse or pocket. The FZ152 features 15x optical zoom, 24mm wide angle Ois (optical image stabilization), and a 3-inch LCD. It also has 720P HD video, and a 16-megapixel resolution and 3x digital zoom. The FZ152 takes a standard SD/SDHC memory card that is at least Class 4 and no larger than 32GB, and it comes with a 32MB memory card to get you started. The FZ152 is not compatible with Micro SD, micro/adapter, Ultra, Ultra plus, Extreme, extreme Plus, Extreme Pro, or SDXC cards. The FZ152 has built-in image stabilization, and it's fairly easy to use. The FZ152 also has a handy travel case and car charger.

The KODAK Mini Digital Film & Slide Scanner is a tiny, lightweight device that converts old film negatives and slides to 22 megapixel JPEG files. It can't process large, wide-format negatives, but it's perfect for small-format negatives, slides, and 110 and 126 film. The scanner uses built-in software programs that allow you to adjust brightness, contrast, and color, and scan at full resolution. It also converts slides to JPEG files, so you can view them on your computer or upload them to social media. The scanner is easy to use, and it's small enough that you can fit it in your backpack or laptop bag. It's compatible with a range of adapters, so you can load different types of film into it. The scanner also lets you view images on the big screen, so you can share photos on a laptop or television. The included cleaning wand can be used to remove dust and grime from film, and the included USB cable lets you transfer images to your computer.