This $50 Film Camera Wins My Heart - 72 Frames! (Kodak Ektar H35 Half Frame)
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We're back. I hope y'all are doing well. I finally had a chance to take my Kodak Ektar H35 for a lonnnng spin! I love it. This re-usable point & shoot is so worth the $50 that I spent. It's a HALF-FRAME camera so basically you get twice the amount of exposures from whatever roll you put in. 24 = 48 and a roll of 36 = 72 frames!!
The H35 is lightweight and pretty compact and that's because it's plastic. So it's not super durable but easy to use. The design is beautiful, classic point & shoot look from the '60s.
Anyway, I hope you like the images, and let me know if you've tried it or were thinking about it.
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Video Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:17 Overview
0:40 Features of the H35
0:52 What's a Half-Frame?
1:27 Flash
1:40 SPECS
2:34 Sample Images
4:49 Design
5:37 Portrait vs Landscape
6:22 Making Adjustments
7:09 History of Half-Frame
7:53 Summary
9:00 Outro - Zábava
Friends! Any other HALF-FRAME users? Let me know your thoughts.
Man, you've tried everything camera at least once, no?! 😆🙋🏽♂️ That's awesome. Square frames are what I'm into a lot lately. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏽
@@tahaphoto does it come in black & white film
@@trevoroneill8131 the camera? Yeah, there's a black with silver camera body. Maybe chk B&H?
@@tahaphoto what size film to use for this camera can you get this at a store
35mm film. Try Kodak Gold or Kodak Colour Plus 200
I'm so glad you pointed out how this camera works when it comes to portrait vs. landscape. You are literally the only reviewer I've seen address that and point out how to use it.
Jose! So glad I could be of help to you. I struggled a bit myself at the beginning trying to remember what to do.😂 Hope you enjoy the camera!
I was literally about to say the same thing!
Many thx!!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I bought this. Having 72 frames was really convenient during vacation.
That's great. Did you end up shooting in colour or bw? Thanks for watching. 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@tahaphoto Shot in color. Tried to shoot in pairs but probably forgot one at some point.
Nice! Yeah, it happens. Keep snapping!!
great stuff! appreciate the tips also! i've always been into photography and videography but always looking for the new newest and most expensive stuff but i feel like this will bring me back to the simpler life!
Well said, Julian. "The simpler life." Seeing then snapping. Ain't much else to it but to do it. Thanks for watching🙏🏽
It's so cool you added the little shoutout to Olympus half-frame cameras in the end. I bought an Olympus PEN-EF a couple of years ago for a bargain before analog photography became tiktok-trendy and prices started skyrocketing. It's a lovely camera to work with and cannot recommend it enough.
Nice! The PEN -EF is on my list of must haves in the next cpl years, no rush obviously. The online reviews and the images seem solid.
Very helpful!! Thank you.! Just purchased the Kodak ektar H35 half frame. After contemplating all the do's and don'ts, I just decided to go shoot photos. Love the camera. Hope my photos turn out ok!
If not try try again!!
JC! Happy you took the leap. I think you'll learn a lot about your creativity. There are so many inexpensive film stocks to test too, you just have to look around and be patient. Obviously, better light = better pics . keep us posted. And thank you for watching 👀 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
This review made me go pick one up! Thank you Taha 🙏
Jake! That's dope. I hope you find value and get inspired to be creative. Let me know how the images come out!🙏🏽🙏🏽
I just got mine in the same color!!! Thanks for the video cuz I’ve never used one of these ❤
That's awesome! I'm happy that video helped!🙏🏽😊
Your positivity was so refreshing! Love your vibe and what a great review! Hoping to get my hands on this camera to experiment with film :)
Murielle! Thx for watching and for the kind words, I really do appreciate it. I feel this camera is a low pressure way to get into film. You'll enjoy it if you build in some space for patience 😉. 72 frames? Yes pls!🙋🏽♂️ Keep us posted on your progress and process. What other film cameras have you tried or wanted to try? Good luck 👍🏼
@@tahaphoto I love the low pressure aspect of it! Since I am a full time photographer, I want something fun to just play around with and bring with me on walks or when I travel. I have honestly never tried film before 🙈 Do you think this would be a good place to start? I don't want to invest toooo much initially just because I am not sure how much I will love it. Are there are other half frame film cameras that you prefer over this one? Thank you so much 😊
@@muriellebanackissa Hey Murielle, there are quite a few half - frame cameras out there. Olympus Trip 35 , Olympus Pen, Fujica Mini, Canon Demi, Ricoh Auto Half SE. However these all cost $300 CDN and up. SO, In terms of budget half frame cams there aren't many that are made recently. Do your googles but for $50 the H35 seems to be your "cheapest" option atm. Cheers!
@@tahaphoto Thank you so much for your response! I will definitely do some research before I settle, but this one seems like a great option! Thanks again :)
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I actually went out with my Kodak Ektar H35 Sage color (really lovin this color). Got a lot more shots left (72 frames is really something) and already excited to develop and see the results. And great video, and shots as well! Would love to test my creativity with this camera too
That's awesome, Cris! Thanks for sharing. I feel the more you test out angles, lighting situations you'll build confidence. Excited to see what you come with! Keep us posted/
Where would you get these developed? I went to my local CVS and they said they cant develop.
I got he black one and do diptychs with it ... a fun way to use half frame!!!
Hey Brian. Nice! Diptychs come pretty natural with the half frame set up, I find. Thanks for watching, friend. 🙏🏽
I bought the sand one and it's gorgeous😍. I'm just starting out so I got this and I'm excited, my film arrived yesterday I just got to pick a location.
Yessss! Good times ahead. Depending on your film iso brighter is usually better🙏🏽 Enjoy. Thanks for watching 👀
it's great for college! i bring it everywhere and I still haven't finished a role
Brilliant. Be free. Create. I love it.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Dude, this video is perfect. Every second of it is perfect, I found the camera by chance and I'm already in love with it. I will definitely buy it. The image quality is very sharp, it has a very vintage style, and I love that. Anyway, big hugs from Brazil :)
Much love, Titio! Thanks for watching. I'm happy the video is of help to you. Chk back in once you've shot a roll or two. I hope you have fun with it!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I just got this camera!!! Great review!!!
Lee! Thanks for watching, I appreciate it 🙏🏽. This camera is a lot of fun cuz it ain't serious. Good old fashion fun! Enjoy! Let me know how it goes.
Love this!!
Jordan! Thank you!🙏🏽🙏🏽
Your quality is awesome! I'd love to hear any tips on how to get better quality out of filmography as well if you have any advice! Gear essentials, and things of that sort. You earned a new follower! I'm wanting to get into shooting film, and I think this is the first one on my list!
Raédience! Thanks for making some time to hear what I'm rambling about.😄🙏🏽
Some tips when starting out... To first answer your question about getting better quality, I'm assuming you're referring to image quality? That would have to do a lot more with your lens selection/ exposure and lighting of your scene... But for now maybe the focus can be...
1. Spend the least amount of money on a film camera. (Ideally a reusable point & shoot)
2. Buy the cheapest film you can find (online or in-person). Black & white tends to be cheaper in general.
3. Practice as much as possible
Film is inheirtly expensive, so pace yourself . That's why I highly recommend the half-frame cameras. You save and you can become very creative👌🏽 Hit me up with any other specific questions you may have.
@@tahaphoto omg thank you so much for the feedback! I've been primarily doing portraits and maternity shoots over the span of my freelance photography career. I just recently decided I wanted to try film out. So this is very helpful! I also was wondering if you had time to give tips for cinematography as well! I'm sort of venturing out creatively at the moment and would love to know any suggestions you have with it. I love your quality, and you seem so down to earth. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond! I've been trying to grow my youtube account recently and get more in tune with my passions! You were one of the first I stumbled upon that felt like an inspirational and informative creator.
@Raédience I glad that I could be of help to you. 🙏🏽 I really don't have much knowledge about cinematography. I just shoot the way i feel looks best to me. My settings are simple and straightforward. I use the Panasonic G7 (in-studio A Cam) - Shooting 4k at 24fps / SS 1/50 / f3.5 / ISO 400-800
B-roll all shot on Samsung Galaxy S20 5G . Pls Google any of these settings for your own research. Hope this helps🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
waiting for my kodak h35 while watching this beautiful cozy video. keep it up
I really appreciate that🙏🏽. The simplicity of this cam lets the creativity flow.👍🏼
@@tahaphoto yes! can I use the opportunity to ask you if it automatically gives me the 72 shots when I advance the film? or if I'm not careful it skips a half frame thinking I'm taking full frame pictures? sorry if it's a stupid question!
No question is a dumb question. Each time you press the shutter, you've taken a single image. You must advance the film forwad to the next frame (by cocking the "film advance" dial after each photo that you take) or you risk taking a multiple exposure. Your image counter will continue going up til you reach 72 exposures (based on a traditional roll of 36 exposures). Rinse and repeat. 🙏🏽👍🏼
oh thats so convenient that it automatically becomes 72 and I don't have to stop halfway! 😂 Thank you so much, also just subscribed 😁
Thanks for Positive Vibes Mate :)
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I love it so much as a broke student during trips!!! I wish this was readily available before pandemic when film roll prices weren’t a luxury… I’d be unstoppable 😂
🤣you've got the right attitude! The camera size and design will keep you inspired to take it everywhere. The rest is up to your creative expression. Enjoy!!! Thx for watching too.🙏🏽🙏🏽
Well if you're broke then digital photography is where it's at for you. Film photography ain't cheap nowadays.
@Darkest_Soul87 yeah... it's pricey, film. I've see a small drop in prices across the board BUT it's still a lot. I've been leaning towards bw as of late to save a bit more. 🙏🏽
This man's face is literally every photographer's dream subject. Very beautiful
Kind words. 🙏🏽
Great vid, thank you !
Thank you. You're very welcome.🙏🏽🙏🏽 are you new to shooting film on half frame?
Great work!! I'm a new shooter getting into film and picked this camera up on sale after watching this video, so thank you for the content!!
Any recommendations for film scanners or other essentials I should pick up??
Andrew! That's great news. Congrats on making the leap into film photography. You'll love film photography if you prioritize process and progress over your esrliest results.
Testing film stocks would be my only recommendation at this stage of the game. On the colour side of things I would say go with the cheapest film stocks first (why waste money when practicing?) So, at the time of writing this that would be Fuji Colour 200 (3pack 36 exp. - $60 CDN) . As for BW film, Kentmere 100 Pan (6.99 CDN per roll 36 exp.). Remember, this are price reccos, though I do like both film stocks, as they do perform well in most conditions. We can talk about colours, style etc on another post. Get your reps in with the 72 exposures, have fun. Let a local film lab do all the scanning for now. IMO, you can always scan later down the road when you have lots of practice under your belt.
I hope you find this info helpful. Keep us updated on your experience shooting film!
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Thank you Thank you Thank you for the graphic / diagram showing us _how_ the Portrait / Landscape thing works. When I was watching the official introductions of this camera they just told us "It's a Portrait camera." I had no idea what that meant.
Generally, one mistake uploaders make is that they try to show us how very easy everything is, by making a 1 minute clip: _That's how easy it is!_ They may mean well, but just confuse beginners by rushing with that infuriating, jerky editing and not explaining things properly. I've watched at least 5 clips devoted to this camera and is by far the most helpful. Subscribed.
That means the world to me! I'm glad this video was of help to you. Hope you make some images you love.🙏🏽
Hi! I love the video and the photos you've taken. Definetely, i'm going to buy it to my bf! Can I question what film did you used? I love the colour of your photos
Thanma for the kind words! I hope they enjoy the camera. I used Kodak color 200. You can also use Kodak Gold 200. Or Kodak ultramax 400 also works well. Keep us all posted know your results🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Super fun and informative film! I just ordered the camera. Which film roll do you recommend? A friend already has the camera and he uses Portra 400, but they're quite expensive.
Great! You'll have fun experimenting. I would recommend Kodak Colour Plus 200 or Kodak Gold 200. Or in BW, Kentmere Pan 100. cheap but great online/brick & mortar camera shop I use is FREESTYLE PHOTO: www.freestylephoto.com/category/2-Film/Black-and-White-Film?sort=price-asc
Hope that helps 🙏🏽 thx for watching.
it's good to play with and carry around. the problem is that in my country we buy the Olympus pen for the same price.
I hear you ... the Pen is the goal!!!!
Good vibes and video. Half frame you almost shoot like digital and just click away. 36 we hold back because of the price of film.
You make a good point. I still like the practice of shooting film and not thinking about cost. I feel free to experience.
Love the camera and am ready to honestly buy because of the reviews but the only question I have is how do I get this onto my phone or just have it digitally?
Great question, Kyseu. When you finish your roll of film off, you'll have to get it developed at a camera store/film processing centre. At that time, tell them you'd like "digital scans" of your roll of film. They'll send the jpegs to your email. That's it! This is how you get film images onto your phone.
Thanks for watching!! Enjoy the camera!🙏🏽☺️
I’m really considering getting one of these, or the newer H35N. I think you could get some cool sets of photos, where you take a picture of a subject in a wider frame and then take a second of the same subject but closer in from a different angle, focus on something that makes it stand out. Two photos of the same thing but slightly different perspectives. Idk, might end up being lame but I’m trying to explore my creative side a bit more and just shoot. I spend too much time worrying about if something is “worthy” of taking a photo but with a half frame just go for it right?!
Timmy! First off, thanks for watching🙏🏽 Your creative instincts are correct. Get out there and make images of anything you find interesting. That's the beauty of the the half-frame camera. Point and shoot! I would recommend this model over the brand new one since it's about $15 cheaper. You can put that towards a roll of film. Kodak 200 or Portra 400 will do just fine. Both are colour or go bw, save a few more bucks and get kentmere 400. Either way. Have fun!! Keep me posted on your results. 🙏🏽
@@tahaphotoeyo, so do we get 2 shots? One if you want landscape and another one for portrait before you wind it again? Or is it same as one click of a the shutter counts as 1 film shot? I don’t get it 😅
@@tahaphotoeyo, so do we get 2 shots? One if you want landscape and another one for portrait before you wind it again? Or is it same as one click of a the shutter counts as 1 film shot? I don’t get it 😅
What film did you use for the black and white and for the color pics in the video, thanks in advance!
Peace! I used Kodak color plus 200 for colour and Kentmere Pan 100 for BW. Hope that helps.
Great video man! I think I am gonna have to purchase this little camera!! Being that it's film how did you get the pictures on the screen? Did they email you the pictures?
Thanks for watching and the kind words! I feel it's a good buy, especially if you're new to film photography. To answer your question... yes, the film shop will develop and scan your images and email them to you. Easy peasy. Let me know how it all goes down.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@tahaphoto Oh wow that's very nice! I've been taking pictures for a long time but I'm new the film thing I love the way pictures look and the colors!!
@@tahaphoto But thank you for your fast response! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Loved the pictures. What film roll did you use?
J R I almost missed your comment, my bad! I used Kodak Colour Plus 200. Lovely, rich colour especially if you make images in the sun. What are you currently shooting? Did you hear about Kentmere Pan 100 and 400 BW film stocks? They are now available in Medium Format. However, I'm currently shooting a roll of Kentmere Pan 100 in the H35 half-frame. (great price for film these days, solid results too) Let's see what I come with. Cheers and thank you for taking time to watch!
what film roll would you recommend for this camera for a day at the beach? and which one for the night?
Hey Daniel, thanks for watching. 🙏🏽 You have a lot of film stock choices when shooting a day at the beach. If it's bright and sunny you'll want a low ISO film (ISO 100 /200) KODAK GOLD 200 is great for that plus it produced warm colours... if it's overcast at the beach you'll need more light so film with an ISO of 400 will do the trick (think Kodak Portra 400) other companies have 400 films, so do your research. As for night photography, use Portra 800 or Cinestill 800t . Hope this helps. It will be expensive but worth it in the end hopefully 🙏🏽
is anyone else experiencing problems with the flash just a few week after buying the camera?? Great video!
I really haven't had any flash issues. Does it no longer flash? How is your battery? New or old?
I shot a roll of Kodak Portra 800 in daytime during summer in Portugal, but I'm sure it's overexposed lol. now I'm trying outa roll of Illford FP4 125 b&w.
First time shooting film, any recommendations for a good film to shoot on a bright day with this camera?
Haptic! Potra 800? Wow, was that pricey? I would recco cheaper bw film at iso 400, mYbe Arista EDU 400 or in colour fujifilm Superia 400. In general 400iso film wille work well in sunny or lowlight situations 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽 good luck
@@tahaphoto I think it was 22€, the illford cost 6😅 alright I will check them out, thank you!
hi! what film would you recommend for a concert in an closed arena kind of thing? not sure if iso 400 would work, i would get the 800 one but its too expensive, or do you think it would be worth it?
Hey Sophia, thanks for watching. I would recommend Cinestill 800t for indoor Concert photography . 800 colour film has a lot of latitude so you could push the film to 1600, 3200. B&W film performs great in concert settings. 400 film works well, just push it to 800 or 1600 . If you're on a budget I would go with fujifilm Superia X-TRA if you can find. Hope that helps 🙏🏽
I’m having trouble getting my flash to work and I’ve made sure the setting is on…
Thanks for sharing and watching this video. Make sure your battery is new. Flash should fire every time if you've turned the dial to the⚡️ symbol. The flash takes a few seconds to cycle. Worst case, you have a faulty camera😓.
Hey, thanks for uploading the video on this model. I'm thinking of buying it but I have this silly question in my mind, how can we transfer the clicked photos into, say, a computer or a smartphone? And how did you show the photos in the video, like does it come with a port with which we can connect a cable and transfer the photos? But it doesn't make sense since it's a film camera? Please help me out here.
Great question! Thanks for asking. It's also important to always ask questions we don't know the answer to. 🙏🏽
THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION:
1. Once you finish shooting all the photos on your roll of film, you'll need to rewind the roll. (Instructions on youtube).
2. Find a camera story that scans and develops film. Google a place close to you.
3. Once they scan and develop they will email you the photos from that roll.
4. You will now have jpegs that you can post online.😊
I hope that helps! Let me know.
hey! i’m super super new to photography and i got this camera (my first film camera). i shot a roll on this camera with fujifilm 400 speed film. will that speed over expose my photos?
Hey Anacayse! Thanks for watching the video. 400 ISO is a good all-around film speed that can be used for sunlit days as well as photos indoors, or at night. Your shots shouldn't be over exposed. I believe the f-stop is f/9 which will help to not overexpose your roll. You should be good. Did you shoot on a sunny day?🙏🏽
@@tahaphoto Thank you so much for your help! I did shoot on a sunny day.
@@anacayse perfect! You're welcome.🙏🏽
Thanks for this video! Super helpful!
Stupid question: how do you know for sure you've been winding the film enough so that the pictures you're taking are not overlapping? I just watched another video about this type of photography and he mentioned that this could happen (he had a more difficult camera though)... I want to take this camera on my honeymoon but I'd love to actually find that the pictures are indeed there when developed :-D
Indra! Thx for watching. It's a pretty tight fit once your film is loaded. I haven't heard of any overlapping issues with the H35.
The process is quite simple...
For each frame, you'll need to turn the film advance wheel until it stops, this cocks the shutter. Now, simply press the shutter button. You'll have to advance the film every time you've pressed the shutter. Hope this helps.🙏🏽
@@tahaphoto Thanks for responding! It helps! I forgot about the part that the wheel actually stops ;-) So it should be fine then :-D Have a nice day and thanks again!
You're very welcome!!
Hi Taha. Can then these shots be then printed as 10x13 cm photos? As in can one get 72 10x13 photos out of a 36 frames film?
Mihai! Thx for your question. I feel roughly 4x5-ish (inches) is as big as I would go for printing. Any bigger, you risk quality. Unless you're looking for a more grainy look. Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
I have a question that I cannot seem to find an answer for. The camera being half-frame, does that mean when I go to develop them and print them out, that each "picture" will have two pictures on them?
Yes. That's correct . Two images on each frame. I have examples in my video. 😊.
hi i have a question! if i want to take landscape do i take the pic with the camera normally or do i turn it around (like a phone)? because it will turn out different depending on how you hold the camera right? thank you!
Hi Grace, if you want to take landscape photos, you'll have to hold the camera in portrait mode (like a smartphone). I explain that in the video as well. 😊 Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 👀
@@tahaphoto thank you so much this is really helpful :)
Amazing! You're welcome 😊 🙏🏽
So I’m having a problem with mine where none of the photos show up at all or are exactly burnt. What film are you using?
How many times have you had this problem? A black roll usually means your film was exposed to light? Has that happened? I'm currently using Arista EDU Ultra 200 B&W film.
So how do you convert the photos digitally? Sorry very amateur question
Brilliant question.
1. When you finish your roll of 72 frames. Rewind your roll from the camera and take it to a local camera shop to be scanned and developed. (If you're hesitant to rewind your film simply as one of the employees to assist you. 😊
2. Tell the camera shop you would like your newly, scanned images emailed to you.
3. Download the scanned images from the camera shop to your phone or computer.
4. Post the images wherever you like.
Hope this helps!🙏🏽👌🏽
hi beginner here! i hv a question, do i have to turn the reel every time i took a shot? thank you 🙏🏼
Hey! Welcome. Yes, you have to wind the shutter every time you want to take a new image. So, on a roll of 36 frames (72 half-frames) you press the shutter a total of 72 times. Does that now make sense to you? Let me know!🙏🏽🙏🏽 thx for watching.
Thank you so much for your reply! This helps me a lot! Have a good day 🤗
Can I on this camera took a normal/regular photo (no Half-frame, but full frame)?
Many half frame cameras do have an option to take full frame BUT not the H35. I haven't read online that it can.🙏🏽
I think i would use ISO 100 in these
Solid choice🙏🏽 a low iso on a bright day works wonders👌🏽
hey, which film do you suggest?
Aashi! Are you new to shooting film?
200 ISO is helpful so I always recco Kodak Gold 200 or Kodak Colorplus 200. The outdoors on a bright, sunny day, this film thrives.
400/800 ISO would be my choice on cloudy, overcast days. So I would recco Kodak Portra 800 or Fuji Superia 400 if you can get your hands on some. Fuji has a cooler look than Kodak but you may like that. Experimentation will answer all your questions. I hope this helps. And thank you for watching the video!!\
So since this will give 72 shots, do I need to wind up everytime I take a shot like on a normal full frame camera?
Yup! You got it right. Rewind each time you finish taking a take a snap🙏🏽🙏🏽
What about tbe kodak f9, they both are in the price range. Is there any difference between the two?
Great question. The H35 is a half- frame camera! Means you get double the exposures (36 is 72 images on a roll). Also, the H35 has an aperture of f8 working a little better in lower light situations than the Kodak f9 (you guessed it, f9 aperture). However, the K-f9 has a slightly faster shutter speed (1/120s vs 1/100s on thr H35).. so really, it comes down to ideal film speed and aesthetic preference. Either cam, I would choose 200 film speed. ie Kodak color plus or portra 160 ($$$). Both are fun.... you just get waaay more creative wiggle room with the H35. Hoe this helps!🙏🏽😊
@@tahaphoto I see thank you so much for the reply, I had one more question so is kodak ultramax 400 color negative film a good option for h35?
400 iso, A good option, versatile, good for indoor/ outdoor. 200 iso is best for outdoor light.🙏🏽
Will it be printed in a regular size as well?
I'm not sure what you mean by "printed regular size." When you receive your scans back from the photo lab, each of the 36 FULL frames will be split in two giving you 72 total frames. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Where
Do you develop the film?
Great question, Dustin. Google "develope film near me" or "film developing near me". Maybe even check Wal-mart? You can also find many online film developers. Do a little research and you'll see there are many solutions for getting your film developed 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Great budget and beginner film camera. I think people knock it cause yes there are other great half film options out there.
But agreed it’s a great budget and awesome beginner film camera for those interested in starting this journey of film
You got it, Martin. We want the least amount of deterrents when starting out a new project, hobby, or passion. Let's get right to work. We can always learn as we grow.
What camera are you fliming with?
Santiago! Thx for watching. I film in studio with panasonic G7 4k. I shoot b roll with Samsung Galaxy S20 5G 4k. 🙏🏽
Try Ilford XP2Super
I'm on it. Thanks for the recco. Why do you like it???
what film you using?
Kodak color 200👍🏽👌🏽
what film did you use? :D
Great question. I used Kodak Color Plus 200. 🙏🏽 Did you try out this camera? 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I have a question. How do you take 72 exposures cause i also got mine but i think i only got 36 cause it seems like i immediately finished the film roll and everytime i roll the (u know the thing that u roll everytime u press the shutter) so how am i gonna get 72 exposures?
I appreciate your question. Have you passed the 36th frame? Can you pass the 36th frame? You should see the number continue to rise all the way to 72. Remember each time you advance the film roll to the next frame aka cocking the shutter you're basically moving it forward a "half-frame". Does that make sense? Understanding this makes the whole process more fun. Let me know of you need more help. As well, stop by a local camera shop, they'll definitely help you find your way.🙏🏽🙏🏽😊
@@tahaphoto okay so someone told me that if u only have 24 exposures or lower, then u can't double the exposure. Is it true? Cause i realized that i only have 27 exposures so if it's true then it makes sense. Ur response is appreciated.
@@user-sb2hh3dt4p Ok. Let's try and figure out why you're not able to make half-frame images on your H35 camera.
1. Do you own the Kodak H35 camera?
2. If so, what film stock did you load into the H35 camera?
3. Please share the details of the film stock you loaded into the H35 camera.
4. Film stock example:
Film name: Kodak ColorPlus 200
Number of exposures included: 24
The Kodak H35 takes 35mm film. Either 24 exposures or 36 exposures per roll depending on what you prefer. Now the next question is did you load the film roll correctly? There are a few film loading vids, check this one out by Will Langston: czcams.com/users/shortsDsVRfn-7g8U?si=qh0R-cg1U_YpoOZa
Now, let me know if any of these suggestions helped solve your issues. 🙂
@@tahaphoto
Film name: VIBE color 400
Number of exposures included: 27
Ps: yes, I'm the owner of the film camera
Great. That film should work perfectly. 27 exposures x 2 will give you 54 exposures using the H35. I've given you a lot of resources and solutions. Please try each one of them (including testing a new roll of film if budget permits, see if that solves the problem) . Good luck!
How many photos can I take on average with 72 frames?
Thx for the question. Remember this. Rolls of 35mm film have either 24 or 36 frames. So, simply double those frame amounts, and you have your answer. (24=48) and (36=72). Cool?
I’m new to this but, can I somehow upload photos to a computer to post on instagram or would I have to take it to a cvs
Hey! You can upload the photos to Instagram BUT you first have to get your roll of film developed at the a camera store. They will send you scans of your pics via email. Hope that helps!
@@tahaphoto thank you
how do i get them on my phone
Great question, Keisha... Once you finish your roll of 72 frames. Head to your local film developer/camera store... they will then scan and process the film for you. Then, they will email you the film images you took. These will most likely come in the form of jpeg files. Simply download the folder with all your images onto your phone! Done! Hope that helps.😊
Can someone explain me what having 72 frames actually means? Im new to photo/videography
Peace! Thx for watching. To answer your question... each time you press down on the shutter button, you've made one exposure (or one image). You then advance the film to the next frame by cocking the shutter. Repeat this process 72 times. Hope that helps 🙏🏽
Why do you need these, if you can get soviet half-frame AGAT 18k for cheaper price? It has tessar 28mm/f2.8, you can choose f-stop and it's smaller. And lens is also sharper, it's made from glass and has 4 elements in 3 groups.
It can be found for 35$ on ebay, but as russian i got my in Russia only for 7$
You make great points. I actually agree with you... but this camera is for the "care-free shooter" who wants to point and shoot. No thinking about aperture, f-stop. Simply point and shoot. And if they still like what they created and the experience around making images but want more features... they might just make the switch to a AGAT. 🤷🏽♂️ Who knows. Thanka for sharing your thoughts and for watching 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽.
@@tahaphoto AGAT has a very easy exposure calculator, based on sunny 16 rule. Just set ISO, and then just turn aperture-ring to icons of "sun", "cloud", "window". Just google how it looks. The problem with fixed f9.5 and 1/100 - it's difficult to shoot when it's not sunny. I love to shot on Agat cinema film, like Kodak Vision 50d or 200t. Just like super-35 cinema format. And Kodak Aerocolor IV also works very nice. For black and white I use pulled to 50iso AGFA Aviphot 200. The smaller the grain, the better. I think you can't shoot 50 ISO film with Ektar h35 even on a sunny day. There will be 1-2 stops of underexposure.
@@user-zx4qx2jm6q you give great insight on this camera. I'm going to look into it. I juat Googled it. Great looking cam!seems straight fwd.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 thx for watching 🙏🏽
Le foto scattate nel video sono lavorate? Oppure sono uscite direttamente così ?
I will try Italian response!
Bella domanda, Lorenzo! Ho scattato un rullino di Kodak Color Plus 200 in modo che i colori fossero già caldi e saturi, MA poi sono andato in LightRoom e ho ritoccato tutte le foto che necessitavano di più vivacità. Di solito questo è il mio processo.
Alla fine hai scattato con la fotocamera? Quali sono i tuoi risultati? Hai un titolo cinematografico preferito? Saluti e grazie per aver guardato il video. Mi scuso per il lungo ritardo nella risposta, mi ero perso questo commento.🙂
What kinda film am I going to be able to get? I’m a beginner
Jxy! Thanks for watching. What an exciting time for you. I would go for the absolute cheapest film you can buy.... maybe head online (not amazon) they tend to be over priced bit maybe freestylephoto.biz ? They have a great selection of cheap film in colour or black and white... remember b&w will always be cheaper. Try "Arista EDU" - ISO 400 Black & white . For colour, try Kodak Gold 200. Hope that helps!
@@tahaphoto one more question how does getting the pictures work? Where can I send them too or what’s up
@Jxy Jxy. Go into your local camera store that develops film.They will break down the process. Google local film developers. Hope that helps!
can someone please please help me figure out what film to buy its a gift and I'm so nervous I wont buy the right thing. I'm clueless
im thinking Kodak Portra 400
Kodak Gold 200 or Kodak Colorplus 200. Both are ISO 200 colour negative films and are good for general use in bright outdoor conditions. You mentioned Kodak Portra 400, ISO 400 which is better for action shots, but the film is super pricey! Anyway, find the cheapest film in either ISO 200 or 400. You'll be good.🙏🏽🙏🏽 thx for watching 👀
i don't see it as having double the regular individual shots. For me i would take a shot, like a house and then a detail of the same subject, like the door, kinda like you showed....or is that a bit cliche'? ...and why can't we have digital cameras that look this sweet?
Thanks for watching! There's nothing cliché about trying the "diptych" style. It actually makes the process of making images fun! I too wish digital cameras had lovely casing. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
why are the sample images in full frame??
Good question. As you can see not all the sample images are in full frame just the ones I felt like making larger. They come side by side (two images on one frame). Does that make it clear? I showcase a cpl of the images side by side.
@@tahaphoto I think hes asking because you added film border frames on the longer side of the scanned images. Adding those borders are kinda confusing considering film strips exposed with half frame camera have film borders on the shorter side of the images.
@Xiaoye Wu fair point. I was just presenting photos in different ways.😊👍🏼 thanks for the heads up tho
If this camera was not half frame I would say it is a waste. If all you're looking for is a re-usable disposable camera, this could be it. Otherwise, there are so many other options for this price point that easily out perform this camera. This is not to say its not fun! It should just be a $20-30 camera (even disposable cameras are like $20 and come with a roll of film.)
Sehpu! Thx for sharing. I agree, there are tons of amazing half frame cameras... I'm actually getting a olympus pen f half- frame. To your point, tons of features and the price point is worth it ($300 US roughly) ... with that said, I've made the point before. A lot of casual users want to have a value and not think about settings. All with "cool design". I think that $50-$65 is pretty good. Then add in creative freedom on film with up to 72 frames. It makes sense. Not for everybody but those who want to go and shoot with low pressure. 🙏🏽🙏🏽
i dislike that all photographers and videographers eventually turn into sales persons! You cant trust em *Unsubscribed same day i Subscribed
Thanka for sharing your opinion and your truths.
There are so many decent half frame cameras out there, why would you suggest this piece of trash?? Even if you need to spend a few dollars more, and you don't necessarily have to, the number of good photos you get will more than make up for it. There are plenty of older ones that work perfectly fine and were built really well.
Hey Michael, thanks for watching! The simplicity of use of the H35 especially if you're just starting out (on a budget) is quite appealing. Can you share a few awesome, cheaper half - frame cameras? What half frame cam are you currently using?🙏🏽
Yo this was so awesome 🤩 bro!!! May need to get one for myself @tahaphoto
Stuart! Thanks for watching, I appreciate the kind words. 🙏🏽 Worth a pick up if you feel to experiment with film without breaking the bank. 🫡
@@tahaphoto this would be a great camera for my San Diego trip in August
@@stulindenjr agreed. San Diego is supposed to be beautiful. 🙏🏽