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

this camera is a great price if you're wanting something quick, easy, and lightweight to lug around with you. I loved how my first roll turned out and I especially love that it shoots half frames! wayyyyyyy more economical than a disposable camera. shooting in half frames means you're basically getting double the exposures for the price of one role. absolutely worth it. for film, I used kodak colorplus 200 and I love the colors that came from it. major childhood nostalgia. unfortunately, the flash only worked for a couple of days, but it's perfectly fine without it if you're shooting outside i

I'm still relatively new to film photography but, I can confidently say that this camera is very nice to have. I personally just wanted a film camera with the quality of disposables, and this is absolutely perfect.BUILD QUALITYNow as you could guess, the camera itself doesn't have a great build quality, it's pretty much plastic, which wasn't an issue for me, but I know could turn off some buyers to it. The leather and the part above it feel nice to the touch though. One small complaint I do have though is that the battery compartment is a bit sensitive and just grazing it could open it. But I

This is a great little camera for fun shots. I wanted to take some film pictures on my trip but didn't want to carry around my regular film camera. This was small and light enough to just throw in my purse or coat pocket. It's essentially a reusable disposable camera, but it's cute and easy to use and I was pleasantly surprised with some of the pictures I got.I wouldn't recommend using it indoors or in any mid or low light situation. I took about half the roll indoors, some of them in very well lit areas, but none of those shots were usable at all. I'm not too upset about that. I wanted to exp

Honestly this camera isn’t bad for the price. It feels very cheap and flimsy, but it’s really easy to use. It’s a half frame camera, which is good because it basically takes your 36 exposure rolls, and allows you to take double the amount of pictures since each frame is cut in half with two pictures instead of one frame being one photo like a regular camera. I haven’t shot much with this yet, but I have seen pictures people take online and have been blown away by some of the stuff people are taking on this. If you’re getting into film and want to save as much money as possible, while learning

Was just what my daughter wanted. Got here fast. Was as described, packaging and shipping was great. Was a great value. Quality, condition and appearance was excellent. Flash & color was just right. Portability and compatibility was excellent. Fun to have.

Ok so qualifications: I've spent the past year or so getting into 35mm film cameras and the like and have done lots of research and accumulated many point and shoots (P&Ss) and SLRs. No, I haven't been in film photography my entire life or since the '80s but I'd consider myself fairly observant to know that this camera is not worth it.DISCLAIMER: I did not test the camera's functionality in terms of producing film images. I returned it within the hour I received it based on its build quality alone.THE POSITIVES (or the reversals, pun intended):For starters, I'll list out my comments so it's ea

I got this for my missions trip to Tijuana so I didn’t have to take my professional gear. By the way, don’t confuse this for professional equipment, it’s not, it’s a toy. But my god this is so much fun, and it takes surprisingly good photos that feel so nostalgic. I loved that it was half frame, you save a ton of money in the long run that way with film costs, and lab costs. I also loved how small this is, I could stick it in any pocket. Now the only things I didn’t like were the 1/100th shutter speed, it’s too slow in my opinion, lots of blurry shots. I also don’t like that the lens is acryli

So far, I have enjoyed bringing this camera out. It's lightweight, simple and you can't beat 72 frames off one roll. My biggest pet peeves are that for some reason, it would burn through AAA batteries. I'd put a battery in one night and need to replace it 2 days later. Also, the battery compartment constantly opens and the battery drops out. I've lost batteries in bars, parks, bookstores and caffes. Lastly, its pretty flimsy material and is fragile. The shot counter on mine stopped after 3 months of use.Overall, fun camera for its purpose but should be about 10 dollars less.