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Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue

Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue

3.8(4 ratings)

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$49.99at Best BuyChecked 8 h ago

23% under what the other stores charge

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Price facts

  • Lowest price today: $49.99 at Best Buy (checked Nov 10, 2026).
  • Checked at 3 stores.

Our take on the Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue

The Kodak Ektar H35N is a reusable half-frame 35mm film camera, a follow-up to the original H35. It shoots two exposures per frame, so a roll goes twice as far, and it adds a built-in flash, a bulb mode and a glass lens element over the first model. It suits casual film shooters and beginners who want a light, pocketable camera and don't mind slower, more deliberate shooting. Against single-use cameras it is reusable and cheaper to keep running, but it is still a basic point-and-shoot with a fixed lens and no exposure control.

Best forFilm beginners who want a reusable cameraCasual snapshots and travelShooters who want more frames per rollGifts for people curious about film
Pros
  • Half-frame format doubles the frames per roll
  • Built-in flash with a rechargeable-friendly AAA battery
  • Bulb mode for long exposures
  • Light and pocketable at under 4 oz
  • Reusable body instead of a disposable
Cons
  • Fixed lens with no focus or exposure control
  • Half-frame negatives are smaller, so prints show more grain
  • Flash recycles slowly and drains AAA batteries
  • No light meter, so metering is guesswork

Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue prices at every store

  • Best BuyNew

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    $49.99Free shippingChecked 8 h ago
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  • AdoramaNew

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    $64.99Free shippingChecked 8 h ago
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  • NeweggNew

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    $74.90Free shippingChecked 8 h ago
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Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue price history

Lowest price we've seen: $49.99 on Nov 10 at Best Buy. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 10.

What reviewers say

Owners treat the H35N as a fun, easy entry into film and like the half-frame economy and the flash. Many note that image quality is soft and grainy and that the camera is limited in low light.

What people mention
  • Image qualityMixedOwners say shots are soft and grainy, which some like for the film look and others find limiting.
  • Half-frame economyPraisedShooters like getting twice as many photos from each roll.
  • FlashMixedThe built-in flash helps indoors but recycles slowly and eats AAA batteries.
  • Ease of usePraisedBeginners find it simple to load and shoot.
  • Low lightCriticisedWithout the flash, indoor and evening shots come out dark or blurry.

Specifications

Film Format
35mmSource
Width (")
4.3Source
Weight (oz)
3.9Source
Battery Included
YesSource
Color

Questions and answers

Is the H35N worth it over the original H35?
The H35N adds a flash, bulb mode and a glass lens element, so it is the better pick if you shoot indoors or want long exposures. The original is simpler and has no flash.
What film does it take?
It uses standard 35mm film. Because it is half-frame, each roll yields about twice the usual number of exposures.
Does it need batteries?
Yes, one AAA battery powers the flash. The camera works without it for daylight shooting.
Can I use it without the flash?
Yes. The flash is switched on demand, so you can shoot daylight scenes without it.
Is it a disposable camera?
No. It is a reusable camera; you load and unload film yourself and keep the body.
How big are the prints?
Half-frame negatives are smaller than standard 35mm, so prints show more grain and less fine detail.
Where is the Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue cheapest?
At Best Buy, for $49.99, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue?
Rated 3.8 out of 5 from 4 ratings.
Where can I buy the Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue?
3 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Adorama, Newegg.

Stores we've priced the Kodak Ektar H35N Glazed Blue at

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BlueSource
Height (")
2.4Source
Depth (")
1.5Source
Flash
YesSource
Battery Type
AAA (LR03)Source