The Kodak Ektar H35N is a 35mm film camera with a retro 1960s style. Its lens improves image quality by using glass instead of just plastic, resulting in sharper, clearer photos.
The Kodak Ektar H35N uses medium format film, which is half the size of a standard 35mm film. This means that with one roll of film you can take twice as many photos: 48 on a 24-exposure roll or 72 on a 36-exposure roll.
The lens has a focal length of 22mm and an aperture of f/11 which opens to f/8 when the flash is activated.
Due to the technical characteristics of its shooting speed and fixed aperture, this 35mm medium format camera recommends the use of ISO 400 film.
Its built-in flash is activated by rotating the silver ring on the lens. It requires one AAA alkaline battery, which is not included with the camera.
This new Kodak Ektar model includes the BULB shooting function. Thanks to this shooting mode, and with the use of a tripod and shutter release cable (not included), you can take long exposures and control the exposure times of your photographs.
Another key new feature of the Kodak Ektar H35N is undoubtedly the 'Star Filter'. This filter allows you to create four-pointed starbursts around artificial light sources such as spotlights, streetlights, etc., as well as reflections on water surfaces or shiny materials, and even in nighttime scenes.
