KODAK EKTAR H35 Half Frame Film Camera, 35mm, Reusable, Focus-Free, Lightweight, Easy-to-Use (Sage) (Film & AAA Battery are not Included)

A fun and inexpensive film camera with the added benefit of half frame operation meaning you get 72 photos out of a 36 exposure film etc. Although light and made out of plastic, it is reasonably robust and works well, requiring a battery only for the flash. A useful compact device that fits in a jacket pocket. Picture quality is not as sharp as more expensive types of film camera but are acceptable. Easy to use. A fine introduction to the world of 35mm film photography and an ongoing money saver. It certainly got me back into this type of photography and handy when you don’t want to lug a bag of lenses etc around.

What a fantastic little camera. Very easy to use, a perfect camera to start off in film photography. This was my first half frame camera. Paired with the Kodak Gold 200 film, you'll have beautifully creamy and nostalgic photos with a relatively high grain, and gorgeous colour. Really rich hues of red, yellow and green. Lovely. And as it's a half frame, any 24 exposure film will give 48 photos and likewise 36 exposures will give you 72 frames.

There was nothing about this camera that blew me away. I like that it’s half frame so you get more out of a roll but in terms of performance it’s pretty average. I like that it’s cheap enough that if it was to get lost or damaged I wouldn’t be too upset but it also doesn’t look like a cheap, flimsy toy. It’s also light enough that you can have it in your pocket or bag and it won’t weigh you down all day. I would recommend this to anyone who’s just looking for something to have fun with and isn’t too concerned about the results. I personally like to take it on hikes and days out for spontaneous shots as it’s not a heavy burden, but I certainly wouldn’t want to capture any once in a life time shots on it. (Used with Kodak colorplus 200)

Brilliant bought as a gift and photos came out as we had hoped a real retro feel

Love the colour. Bought it for my daughter, who loves taking photos. She loves it and is very happy with it

The camera is great fun when taking pictures in daylight but other than this it's pretty useless. Any lighting whilst indoors requires the flash and my flash stopped working after 1 roll of film. Replaced battery but still doesn't work. Now this camera is only useful when in daylight.

Not the best camera but for its price point, it is surprisingly good. It does well with good lighting but struggles on a low light setting. I am loving the grains but some might not love it. It is easy to use. A straightforward point and shoot camera. Battery operated flash. Flash can be turned on or off through the dial on the lens. I actually enjoyed using this camera. As it is a half frame camera, I had a hard time finishing a 36 exposure film. Quite good though as it helps save on film cost if you are a beginner or casual film photographer. *Photos are from my test roll of Kodak Ultramax 400 using this camera.

Bought this twice, the first time flash stopped working during 2nd use. Thought maybe I’d done something wrong so gave it another chance and bought another one and the film kept getting jammed again on the second use, wasted a load of rolls of film to try and get it working and then finally completely faulted. My fault for buying it a second time but would not recommend this product, extremely unreliable!