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

Great quality. Weighs almost nothing even with a little battery in it for the flash. Takes great pictures in the day but honestly at night it's almost useless unless it's very well lit. You can take some very nice artsy pictures with it

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)

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.

excellent - love the retro design!

Its not a bad little new camera, at a glance. Certainly a step above the disposables you can still get build quality wise. I have a number of cheaper older point and shoots and theyre fine, you get what you pay for. Unfortunately, I decided to try this one out on holiday. Ive just developed the film and the shutter seems to only fire on and off, much of my film reels are empty, before you get some more shots. So at a guess, sticky shutter. Though it seemed to audibly go off. At £10 a go for colour film this is a major problem so I cannot recommend the camera.

Product excellent for price

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.

This is a surprisingly good value for money camera, which is lightweight, easy to use and great for making memories on trips! The instructions are provided by a QR code which opens a you tube video and shows you how to correctly install the film into the camera and prepare it for use. it requires one AAA battery for the flash, which has a nice easy toggle on/off switch on the front of the lens. The viewfinder is surprisingly clear given it's size, it's bright and functions as you would expect. It's quick to use, and fits into a small bag or jacket pocket. We use a slightly padded case for extra protection. But it does come with a sleeve and wrist strap. The build quality is where I personally feel it could be improved, the plastic body does feel rather fragile, but the colours it's offered in is fantastic. We took the green option and it's colour is true to the one advertised. The film can be purchased separately and is relatively cheap compared to buying disposable camera's. In short, this is a great trendy way to take film photos on a budget with little knowledge required.