Harman EZ-35 Motorized 35mm Film Camera
The HARMAN EZ-35 is a 35mm reusable film camera with motorized load, frame advance, and rewind functionality making it the ideal camera for anyone starting out in film photography or those looking for a simple point and shoot option to capture their world. With a focus-free, 31mm, f/11 lens, this excellent, environmentally friendly alternative to single-use cameras works with all brands of both black & white and colour film (ISO 400 recommended).
Our Review
Harman EZ-35 Motorized 35mm Film Camera — a grab-and-go analog camera for trips
The gist: It's the point-and-shoot to toss in a daypack when you want real film photos of a trip without babysitting settings.
- Focus-free 31mm f/11 lens: zero setup — point it at the view and shoot, ideal for markets, hikes, and moving vehicles where you won't stop to focus.
- Motorized load, advance, and rewind: no manual winding between frames, which matters when you're shooting one-handed with a bag on your shoulder.
- Works with any 35mm film: takes both black & white and color stock (ISO 400 recommended), so you can shoot whatever's available at a local shop abroad.
- Comes loaded and ready: ships with a 36-exposure roll of Ilford HP5 Plus and an AA battery, so it's shooting the moment you land.
Digital Camera World called it "a cut above the average plastic analog camera," noting the lens produces sharper images than typical disposable cameras and calling the $65 price pretty good value for what's included.
Best for: travelers who want a lightweight, foolproof film camera as a backup to their phone. Skip it if: you want manual focus or exposure control — this is fixed-everything. Runs about $65 new — check the current price before buying.
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