ESSENTIAL TIPS for Kodak Ektar h35(N)

In this video I share with you some ESSENTIAL knowledge for getting the most out of you kodak ektar h35 (n)!
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[@Hepzinah]

I just got my H35 a few weeks ago and am so excited to see the first results. But wow, shooting 72 pictures really takes a while (luckily of course). So I'm super grateful for all related videos that you post. Thank you for your great content and amazingly produced videos ☺️

[@Anjroo]

Thanks so much!! I hope youre enjoying your lil camera 🥰🥰🥰

[@EugeneTrofimchuk]

Thank you mate ❤️

[@felixgourlaouen]

Thanks very much for your videos, they came in at the right time for me!
Smooth video editing and quality all around too!! ✌️

[@Anjroo]

Thanks so much!

[@dominiklange5099]

Awesome !

[@Snalle]

I think you've finally convinced me to buy one of these ☺️

[@Anjroo]

Haha they are great little cameras! Hope you love it!

[@blessedmamba]

Great video as always man. thank you! anybody got tips on how to maximize getting the right shot since the viewfinder does not seem to help? 😅

[@Anjroo]

Haha it’s still useable, just not the most accurate 😂 and if anything pressing it to your face will at least stabilize it a bit

[@immedri]

thanks man!! this is so informative ◡̈ got mine today and I was wondering if it’s okay to leave unloaded film inside after taking a picture and then just load it once you’re ready to use it again? i don’t know if my question makes a lot of sense 😂 but thanks anyway man!!

[@Anjroo]

Haha sorry I have no idea what you’re asking, okay so “load/unload” means completely removing the canister out of the camera.
Or do you mean “wind” as in winding up the next shot to be taken?
If load: then don’t take out the canister until it’s completely used up/if you for some reason wanted to end the roll early
If you meant wind up:
Only wind up when right before you take a picture :)
Hopefully one of those answers your question 😂

[@Anjroo]

I have a walkthrough tutorial on how to use/load/unload the camera! Maybe that will answer your question!

[@maximegoossens4191]

Do some labs refuse to develop half frame? Is it more expensive to develop?

[@Anjroo]

If the lab gives you issues with half frame they are not a good lab to use! The dev process is the same, and when scanning they can simply scan two images in one. It’s the same exact amount of labor as a normal 35mm, so they shouldn’t give you any grief :)