The Kodak Ektar H35N, developed by Hong Kong-based RETO, is the latest iteration of the popular half-frame camera, offering enhanced features for both novice and seasoned film photographers. It's equipped with a sharper, aspherical glass lens and additional start filter option and a bulb mode for creative long exposures. The camera also boasts functional and cosmetic refinements that improve usability and appeal, making it an economical and enjoyable option for capturing film memories.

Features:

-Camera Type: 35mm half-frame reusable film camera
-Lens: 22mm wide-angle with glass and acrylic elements
-Aperture: Fixed at f/8
-Shutter Speed: Fixed at 1/100 sec
-Focus: Fixed-focus, 1 meter to infinity
-Flash: Built-in with manual on/off
-Film Format: 35mm, 72 exposures per 36-exposure roll
-Power Source: 1x AAA battery
-Body Colors: Glazed: orange, blue; Striped: black
-Weight: 110g

The Kodak Ektar H35N enhances the half-frame format, allowing photographers to shoot double the exposures on a single roll of film, which is ideal for prolonged travel or extensive shooting sessions. This camera incorporates a star filter directly into the lens system, enabling photographers to easily add a creative touch to bright light sources in their shots.

With its fixed f/8 aperture and a 22mm wide-angle lens, the Ektar H35N captures images with ample sharpness and depth, suitable for a variety of settings from streetscapes to intimate portraits. The camera’s fixed-focus functionality simplifies operation, making it accessible to beginners while still appealing to seasoned film enthusiasts looking for a portable option. The stylish and lightweight design, available in several eye-catching colors, ensures it fits comfortably in any carry-on, ready to document adventures.

Despite its simplicity, the Ektar H35N is a robust tool, capable of producing visually striking and sharply detailed images under the right conditions. This model is particularly effective with ISO 200-400 film, allowing flexibility across different lighting environments.