Ektar H35N Half-Frame Film Camera, Blue
$35
The Kodak EKTAR H35N, allows you to put 2 photos on a single print. Featuring a brand new holographic effect design in bright or more traditional colours, th is reusable analogue camera includes 3 new features.
Our Review
Kodak Ektar H35N — a pocket film camera that doubles your roll on the road
The gist: A half-frame point-and-shoot that stretches one roll of film across an entire trip, ideal for nomads who don't want to carry a bag of film canisters.
- 72 shots per 36-exposure roll: half-frame format doubles your exposures, so a single roll can cover a multi-day itinerary.
- Fixed 22mm f/11 glass lens: an upgrade over the original H35's plastic lens, producing sharper, more consistent frames.
- Pocket-sized and plastic-bodied: fits in a jacket pocket or daypack with minimal added weight — no batteries required for shooting, just for the flash.
- Fixed 1/100s shutter + built-in flash: simple enough to hand to a travel companion for spontaneous shots.
PetaPixel's review found the glass lens delivered more sharpness and "more fun" than the original plastic-lens H35, producing more consistent keepers per roll.
Best for: nomads and backpackers who want a lightweight, low-stakes film camera for casual travel documentation. Skip it if: you want manual exposure control or sharp low-light shots — the fixed f/11 lens needs good light. Runs ~$35 — check the current price before buying.
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