Filmcamera Kodak Ektar H35 bruin RK0102 35mm

Kodak Ektar H35 brown (model RK0102) is a compact 35mm half-frame film camera that doubles the number of exposures per roll. Designed for everyday shooting and travel, this lightweight analog camera provides a simple manual film winding and rewinding mechanism, a fixed 22mm optical lens and a built-in flash for use in various lighting conditions. The camera is made of ABS and runs on a single AAA alkaline battery. Film and battery are not included.

Advantages

The half-frame format allows you to get roughly twice the number of images from a standard 35mm roll, reducing film costs and increasing shooting time between reloads. Its pocket-size, low-weight construction and straightforward operation make it suitable for beginners and hobbyists. The integrated flash can be engaged by rotating the silver ring around the lens, enabling shooting both day and night without additional accessories.

Suitable for

• Everyday snapshots and street photography
• Travel and social events
• Analog film experiments and creative projects
• Beginners learning film photography

Key specifications

• Film format: 35mm (Half Frame)
• Film transport: Manual wind and rewind
• Optical lens: 22mm, F9.5, 2-element optical-grade acrylic lens
• Shutter release: 1/100 s
• Flash: Built-in (activated by rotating ring)
• Power supply: 1 × AAA alkaline battery
• Dimensions: 110 × 62 × 39 mm (W × H × D)
• Weight: 100 g
• Materials: ABS

How to use

Load a 35mm film cartridge into the camera following standard film-loading procedure, pull the film leader across to the take-up spool and wind until the sprockets engage. Advance the film manually after each shot using the wind mechanism and rewind the film back into the cartridge when finished. Turn the silver ring around the lens to enable the built-in flash when required. Press the shutter for a fixed 1/100 s exposure. Replace the AAA battery in the battery compartment when flash performance diminishes.

Recommendations

Use ISO-appropriate 35mm films and remember that the half-frame format yields smaller image frames; compose accordingly. Store unexposed and exposed film away from heat and strong magnetic fields. Keep a spare AAA battery and extra film rolls for extended outings.