Kodak Ektar H35N Camera

A half-frame camera exposes only half of a standard 35mm frame, which means you get double the number of photos per roll. If you use a standard 36-exposure roll, you will get 72 shots, making it a very economical way to shoot film.

The star filter is integrated into the lens and creates a four-point star effect on bright light sources, like streetlights or reflections. It is a fixed effect, so it will appear whenever you shoot scenes with strong, direct light points.

Yes, the H35N includes a bulb mode, which keeps the shutter open as long as you hold the button down. Because this requires a steady hand, you should use the built-in tripod mount to keep the camera stable during long exposures.

It is quite straightforward, though it is a manual camera. You will need to manually advance and rewind the film yourself, and because it is a fixed-focus lens, you do not need to worry about focusing—just compose your shot through the optical viewfinder and press the shutter.

Yes, it requires one AAA battery, which powers the built-in flash. The camera's shutter mechanism is manual, so the battery is only necessary for using the flash.

The H35N features an upgraded 2-element coated glass lens. This provides noticeably sharper images and better contrast compared to the plastic lens found on the original H35 model.