Accessories for Your Kodak Pixpro Digital Camera

Partnering with JK Imaging Company, Kodak's first step back into digital camera production was with the Pixpro AZ361 which was launched in April of 2013.

With the AZ362, AZ501, AZ521, and AZ522 released shortly after, Kodak is quickly taking back the position as the top brand in digital cameras.

If you haven't bought your Pixpro yet and are just browsing to see whether it's for you, let me assure you this is a great, easy-to-use camera.

If you're here because you already have a Pixpro and need extra accessories, then look no further.

After scouring the internet, I have gathered everything you need in one convenient place. If you don't see what you're looking for here, feel free to leave a request at the end of this article and I'll do my best to find it for you and list it here.

The Pixpro has awesome video capabilities. To keep your filming steady, be sure to have a tripod or stand ready.

Graduations, weddings, and other memorable events often are filmed by photographers such as yourself who want to capture the moment on video.

For these events, it's best to have a tripod 72 inches or taller in height. Even at that size, these tripods are compact and portable when folded.

Mini tripods are great for tabletop or still photography. These mini tripods are convenient because they are small when closed and can fit right into your camera bag.

I've received several comments from readers who have stated they did not receive an instruction manual when they purchased their Pixpro.

Kodak does offer an online version for the AZ361, AZ362, AZ521 . It is the full manual and it is also downloadable.

Also, Kodak has posted software updates for the Pixpros. All downloads and full instructions are available at their website.

These updates should take care of the few bugs some users have experienced with their cameras.

The only complaint that I had when I bought my Pixpro was it didn't come with a case.

But that's okay, because it allowed me to choose a case that best suits my personality.

Whether your preferences are compact bags, shoulder bags, or bags that will hold all of your photography equipment, there is a Pixpro case that's right for you.

Just out for a day taking casual shots? Then a compact bag is perfect.

Great landscape photography shots aren't always easy to get to. Shoulder bags and backpacks are ideal for nature photographers because it keeps your hands free. 

When you know you'll need everything such as a tripod, batteries, a charger, et cetera, it's best to use a larger bag to keep your equipment handy.

The bag I ultimately chose was the leather shoulder bag. It's roomy and well padded. It also has removable compartments, so it can easily accommodate any supplies I might need on any given day.

Sometimes there's really cool accessories out there that you don't know about, or you didn't get the basics when you bought your Pixpro.

One thing I hate about cameras is losing the cap. I mean, I love the fact that it protects the lens, but if you're not careful, you can lose that thing quick. Luckily, there's a few options available to keep that from happening.

You can either buy a lens cap string strap to keep your cap and camera together, or you can use this neat cap holder I found. It attaches to your backpack strap or your camera strap, and you just clip your cap to it. What a cool idea!

For those of you that like to photograph the stars, it's easily done with this telescope mount that attaches to your Pixpro.