An upgraded half-frame point-and-shoot built under license from Kodak, the H35N doubles a standard roll's frame count — 72 exposures from a 36-shot roll — through a fixed 22mm two-element lens that now includes a real glass element for noticeably sharper output than the original H35. A built-in star filter adds four-beam flares to bright light sources, purely for the fun of it.

A bulb shutter mode and tripod hole add long-exposure capability most cameras at this price skip entirely, and the whole thing runs on a single AAA battery. It's a fully manual, mechanical point-and-shoot — no autofocus, no light meter — built for the same low-stakes, high-frame-count shooting that's driving the half-frame revival.