KODAK EKTAR H35N Half Frame Film Camera, 35mm, Reusable, Focus-Free, Bulb Function, Built-in Star Filter, Coated Improved Lens (Film & AAA Battery are not Included) (Striped Black)

This has made me enjoy taking photos again!I pretty much stopped because I was just taking photos and they were sitting on my phone. With this camera I KNOW that all of the photos that I take will get printed out.It has also made me think a lot more about the photos that I take and how to compose them.I would definitely recommend this camera it's a great little thing to have.

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I bought the Kodak H35N on a whim, looking for a fun and lightweight film camera to take on weekend trips and honestly, it didn’t disappoint. If you’re someone who values aesthetics, enjoys the nostalgic process of film, and doesn’t mind a few quirks, this might be your new favourite camera.Pros:Half-frame = More bang for your buck: You get 72 shots out of a 36-exposure roll (24 from 48 exposure roll) which makes shooting film a lot more affordable.Stylish Retro Design: The H35N looks fantastic. It’s got a vintage vibe with modern build quality.Built-in Flash & Glass Lens Upgrade: The newer H35N model features a glass lens and bulb mode (compared to the plastic lens of the original H35), which genuinely improves sharpness. The flash is handy for low-light or party photos.Simple to Use: It’s very beginner-friendly. Fixed focus, fixed shutter speed, so just point and shoot.Cons:Not for Precision Photography: It’s not meant for sharp, pro-level shots. Expect soft focus, occasional vignetting, and some unpredictability. That’s part of the charm, though.Limited Settings: There's no exposure control, so bright sunlight is your best friend. Low light = extremely under exposed photos. And almost never use inside without the flash unless with direct sunlight through a window.Plastic Build: It feels a little toy-like and cheap and although it can fit into a pocket, I don't trust it to not get damaged in there.Overall, if you're a beginner, a film enthusiast, or someone who wants to capture everyday moments with a retro aesthetic, the Kodak H35N is a solid pick. It won’t replace your SLR, but it’s a charming, budget-friendly way to fall (or fall back) in love with film.

Great quality point and shoot. The filter is pointless and the flash is difficult to turn on and off as the ring is so stiff, but other than that it does a great job!

This camera feels cheap and unfortunately after only one film it has broken, have wasted 3 film reels as the winding on has repeatedly failed. After 30 days purchase so hard to return and can't send off for repair as not worth th money.Would have been better off purchasing a few single use cameras for same price.

I love the appearance, the quality of the images that comes out of this camera is impressive too! Originally bought it to take to things like concerts and was not disappointed with my Eras tour shots! The star filter makes lights look so pretty too, an addition to this camera that I thought I would never use. Love that you get double the amount of shots compared to full frame film cameras too

Seem like a good camera but did not work on the first go.