35mm film camera Kodak Ektar H35N striped black RK0301 — compact point-and-shoot

Kodak Ektar H35N striped black RK0301 — compact point-and-shoot is a 35mm film camera built for simple, portable analog photography. The camera combines a compact body with straightforward controls and a fixed lens, allowing photographers to focus on composition and exposure without complex settings. Designed for everyday use, it accommodates standard 35mm film rolls and delivers the familiar grain and color rendering of film-based images.

Advantages

The compact footprint and lightweight construction make this Kodak Ektar H35N easy to carry for street and travel photography. Its uncomplicated control layout enables quick operation, including one-handed use, and reduces the learning curve for people new to film. The fixed lens and mechanical shutter provide reliable performance and consistent image capture, while the camera's build supports standard 35mm film formats for straightforward processing and scanning workflows.

Suitable for

• Street photography and candid shots
• Travel photography and urban exploration
• Documentary and everyday snapshots
• Beginners learning film workflow

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm film (standard 35mm cartridges)
• Body: compact point-and-shoot design with striped black finish
• Lens: fixed/prime lens suitable for general-purpose shooting
• Focus: preset or simple autofocus/zone focus mechanism (model-specific)
• Shutter: mechanical or hybrid shutter system designed for reliable exposures
• Controls: minimal manual controls for aperture and shutter or automatic exposure mode
• Power: battery-powered functions for light metering and flash (if equipped)

How to use

Load a standard 35mm film cartridge according to the camera's loading instructions, advance the film to the first frame, and set the exposure mode if applicable. Frame your subject through the viewfinder, adjust any available focus or exposure options, and press the shutter to capture an image. Advance the film after each shot until the roll is complete, then rewind and remove the cartridge for processing. If the camera includes a built-in flash, use it in low-light situations following the flash readiness indicator.

Usage recommendations

Use mid-speed color or black-and-white 35mm film (ISO 100–400) for general daylight shooting and ISO 800 or higher for low-light environments. Store film and the camera in a dry, cool place, and avoid exposing unprocessed film to direct sunlight. When traveling, carry spare film rolls and batteries to ensure uninterrupted shooting. For best results, process film at a lab that offers scanning services if you need digital copies.