Kodak Ektar H35N Film Camera is a new half-frame camera from the people that brought you the original H35 camera last year.
Like the H35, the Kodak Ektar H35N film camera can shoot 72 photographs on standard 36exp 35mm film! It has a built-in flash, and a light robust body for taking fantastic photos wherever you go.
Upgrades vs the Kodak Ektar H35
The H35N adds the following upgrades to your half-frame adventures:
Improved optics lens and coating to improve the sharpness of images
Built-in star filter: turn a simple lens-side switch to add a blast of interest to your photos
Bulb function for long exposure shots and greater creative opportunities - please note that you'll need a cable release to take advantage of the bulb shutter
Tripod mount for extra stability - particularly useful with Bulb mode
Refined viewfinder and rewind mechanism for easy use
The camera is available in six colours: Black, Green, Silver, Pink, Blue, and Orange. Choose your favourite or collect them all!
The Kodak Ektar H35N makes a wonderful addition to your 35mm film camera collection 📸 - including many features not commonly found in other reusable film cameras.
If you want to learn more about getting started with film photography please check out our Beginner's Guide to Film. See the sample photos for examples of half-frame and make the most of your new camera via our explainer blog 'Expert Tips for Half Frame'
What's Included?
- Kodak Ektar H35N camera - Kodak-branded wrist-strap for keeping safe on your adventures - Kodak-branded soft camera bag to avoid bumps and scratches while not in use
Specification
Format:
Reloadable 35mm Film Camera (Half-Frame)
Shutter:
1/100 seconds / Bulb
Aperture:
f/8
Focal length:
22mm
Focus:
Fixed, 1m-infinity
Battery:
1 x AAA battery (not included)
Tripod mount:
Yes
Flash:
Yes
Other features:
In-built star filter
Size: 110(W) x 62(H) x 39(D) mm Weight: 110g
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Pocket-Sized and Powerful: Shooting with the Kodak Ektar H35N
The Kodak Ektar H35N is a lightweight, easy-to-carry film camera that’s perfect for anyone wanting to get into film photography. It’s compact enough to pop in your bag and take out whenever you fancy snapping some photos — whether it’s a casual walk, a garden scene, or even a night out.
Despite its simple design, this little point-and-shoot is surprisingly capable. The built-in flash is powerful enough to handle darker settings when paired with a higher ISO film like Kodak Ultramax 400. I took it out on a night out and was really impressed with how well the shots came out — nicely exposed and full of character.
One of the biggest bonuses of the H35N is its half-frame format, which means you get double the number of photos per roll. It’s a great way to get more bang for your buck, especially as film and developing costs add up.
For a point-and-shoot, it’s nifty and reliable, and I’d definitely recommend it as a starter camera for anyone curious about shooting film. The photos I took came out with lovely colours and contrast, and none were overly grainy — even with higher ISO film. It’s the perfect blend of convenience and film charm.
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Pete C. (Worthing, GB)
Perfect for:Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Portraits, Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture, Travel
Accreditation Handles:Pete C
Kodak H35N
Nice simple camera, which produces good half frame results. Switches for flash and star filter are quite stiff to operate and online camera instructions brief but overall this is a great little camera. Light and compact easy to load and operate, good value for money🙂.
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Fl.o (Ashford, GB)
Perfect for:Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Travel
Ektar H35N
Got back into film photography a while back and this was my go to for a point & shoot.
User friendly, lightweight with a straigh-forward flash mechanism.
The extra 'starry' feature is very cute, especially during celebrations and holidays.
Love that its a half frame camera, adding extra pics on a film roll.
I've taken it on trips and work events, very happy with this!
Overall it's a lovely little thing to take with you on a day out for a bit of fun. It looks smart, is easy to use, and honestly gives pretty great results if you're after that whole lo-fi vibe.
Definitely take note of the minimum focusing distance (I'd not used a film point n shoot for years and forgot about the drawbacks of the old fixed lenses), and remember your flash for indoors or gloomy forests in a Scottish winter (especially using Fuji 200 iso film)!
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Eve (Tower Hamlets, GB)
Perfect for:Beginners
Double the shots
Fab little camera, I actually found it difficult to use all of the shots! First roll of film tried however was gold 200 and in my opinion way too underexposed in all lighting conditions. I tried Ultramax 400 and it was much better (it takes the most perfect flash photos, but still not as great in normal daylight). Quality is okay, similar to a disposable so don't expect anything above that. Still think its a great way to save money for film, especially for beginners or casual use. Attached some of the photos with the ultramax 400.
