The new and improved H35N camera has several exciting features, such as a built-in star filter, a bulb shutter, a tripod socket and a partially coated glass lens. Half frame means that each exposure is half the size of a standard frame, resulting in a smaller image size, meaning you get 72 images on a 36-frame roll and 48 images on a 24-frame roll. When you look through the viewfinder, you see a vertical image instead of a horizontal one like you normally do. On the new camera, Kodak has improved the optical lens, and one element of the acrylic lens has been replaced with a glass lens, which helps improve image sharpness. The camera also comes with a built-in star filter that creates a four-ray flare on points of light. The H35N is equipped with a bulb shutter and cable release, which provides precise control over exposure time, allowing you to capture motion trails and making it easier to use the camera in low light. In addition, a tripod socket is built into the camera's base. The camera is available in six stylish finishes: striped black, striped silver, striped green, glazed blue, glazed orange and glazed pink. • Uses 35mm analogue film • Improved optics • Built-in star filter • Bulb function • Refined viewfinder and rewind button • Tripod • Available in six stylish finishes • Flash