The new, improved H35N camera come with several exiting features such a built-in star filter, a bulb shutter, tripod hole and a partial glass lens with coating. Half frame means that each exposure is half the size of a standard frame, resulting in a smaller image size which means on a 36 roll you get 72 images, and 48 images on a 24 roll. When you look thru the viewfinder you see a vertical image instead of a horizontal as you normally do.
On the new camera Kodak has improved the optic lens and one element of acrylic lens elements is replaced with a glass lens that helps to improve the sharpness of the image. The camera also come with a built-in star filter that create a four-beam flare on light spots. Equipped with a bulb shutter and cable release, the H35N enables precise control over exposure duration, allowing the capture of motion trails and easier to use in low-light conditions. Additionally, a tripod socket has been incorporated at the camera's base.
