35mm film camera Kodak Ektar H35 black — compact point-and-shoot, fixed lens, film format 35mm

The Kodak Ektar H35 black is a compact 35 mm half-frame point-and-shoot film camera designed for straightforward analogue photography. Its half-frame format lets you record twice the number of exposures per roll compared with a standard 35 mm frame, while the fixed 22 mm lens and simple controls make it suitable for everyday shooting, travel and social occasions. The camera includes a built-in flash and a lightweight ABS body. Film and battery are not included.

Advantages

The half-frame format doubles the number of photos from a single 35 mm roll, reducing film costs and extending shooting time. The camera is small and lightweight for easy daily carry, with simple manual wind and rewind operation that makes it accessible to beginners and hobbyists. A built-in flash can be activated via the ring around the lens for use in varied lighting conditions. The fixed 22 mm, 2-element acrylic lens and 1/100 s shutter deliver consistent, easy-to-manage exposures.

Suitable for

• Street photography and everyday snapshots
• Travel and social events
• Beginners learning analogue photography
• Users who want to reduce film costs by shooting half-frame

Key specifications

• Film format: 35 mm (Half Frame)
• Film transport: Manual wind and rewind
• Optical lens: 22 mm, f/9.5, 2-element optical grade acrylic
• Shutter release: 1/100 s
• Flash: Built-in (activated by lens ring)
• Power supply: 1 × AAA alkaline battery (not included)
• Dimensions: 110 × 62 × 39 mm (W × H × D)
• Weight: 100 g
• Materials: ABS

How to use

Load a standard 35 mm film cartridge into the camera according to the film chamber guide, then advance the film manually using the wind knob after each exposure. Set the flash by rotating the silver ring around the lens when additional light is required. Take photos using the fixed-focus 22 mm lens and press the shutter release for 1/100 s exposures. When the roll is finished, rewind the film manually before opening the back to remove the cartridge. Insert one AAA alkaline battery to power the flash.

Usage recommendations

Use ISO-rated film suitable for the lighting conditions you expect; remember that the half-frame format doubles the number of frames per roll. Keep a spare AAA battery and extra film rolls when travelling. Clean the lens gently with a soft cloth and avoid opening the camera back in bright sunlight until the film is fully rewound.