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Grab Kodak's best-selling compact camera from the past two years for less, with a 30% discount this Labor Day

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Grab Kodak's best-selling compact camera from the past two years for less, with a 30% discount this Labor Day

Kodak's two best-selling compact cameras, the PixPro FZ55 and FZ45, have been flying off the shelves in 2025 and 2026. Priced affordably at $89.99 on Amazon, the FZ45 offers a 5x optical zoom lens and 16MP stills for a low cost. The cameras' popularity is attributed to Kodak's recognizable brand, their genuine optical zoom, and a nostalgic lo-fi aesthetic. The current Labor Day deal brings the PixPro FZ45's price down from $129.99 to $89.99, making it an excellent time to invest in one of these compact cameras.

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