Отзывы о Фотоаппарат пленочный Kodak H35N Ektar Half Frame 35mm Camera

I bought this camera for my 70-year-old old-style mom. She loves it. It is very easy to understand, light to carry and to operate, and the pictures have a superior quality. Very good product.

Camera is small enough to easily fit into most any pocket. A big plus when on vacation riding roller coasters. This little camera took a lickin and kept on tickin. Battery life was excellent. Took pictures all day and recharged at night to be ready for the next day. It took beautiful pictures and the videos were also surprisingly good.
I have two small negatives. First, it would be nice to have an eye piece to look through especially in bright sun because the screen washes out. Second, in anti-shake mode the pictures seem a bit grainy to me. Not that much of an issue unless you do a lot of zooming when you shoot.
A very nice little camera for the money. The saying "any picture is better than no picture" is so true and this little camera makes it easy to get those pictures that might otherwise be missed.

I have had this camera (z812is) for about 6 months and there are two things I can say about it the first one is this camera goes through a lot of batteries quick including rechargeables, and high end digital batteries. I am at a point that I am thinking of buying another camera as keeping up with the cost of batteries is vey high. The second item is I have tried a number of times to contact Kodak and every time I have been dicconnected. I would not recommend this camera at all.

This camera is a fabulous point and shoot camera especially for the price! Takes great pictures and HD videos! Very easy to use!

I am not one to usually write reviews on products, BUT becuase I am so incredibly disappointed with this particular product, I feel its my duty to warn other unsuspecting shoppers out there!
This camera takes absolutely lovely pictures - as long as they are outside. Any pictures taken indoors are of such poor quality that my camera on my cell phone takes better!! I have tried all the differnt settings and features that the phone offers to see if I can get a better picture and its just not possible on this camera. After only 9 days and over 250 pictures later, I am taking it back today!

I've had this camera for almost a year. Not only has it broken twice (the automatic shutter does not open and close fully) but it takes terrible pictures. It's so rare that I get a decent photo, I have gone back to using my old-school clunky Sony with a 16mb memory card. I'm tossing this Kodak and replacing it with another Sony.

This camera has a very annoying feature of not taking the photo as soon as the shutter is pressed. There is a slight lag that, unless you are taking pictures of still life or scenery, is really annoying. I have young children so they were often heading out of the frame by the time the photo was taken. To me this is a deal breaker!

Also the camera comes packaged with very minimal guide book. If you want detailed info on this camera to really try out its features you have to download it from the Kodak website - inconvenient and irritating. Kodak is trying to same a few dollars at the expense of their customers.

I noticed too that the camera would often make a "purring" type noise. On the positive side it did take nice macro photos.

I ended up instead purchasing the Canon PowerShot SX100IS 8MP which is a fabulous camera and a much better choice. The optical zoom on this camera is slightly less than the Kodak- 10 instead of 12 - but is a much better camera for a similar price. It is very user friendly and intuitive and takes beautiful photos.

I have owned this camera for a short time and took it out for a day of wildlife photos recently. It has nice features and functionality for the price but a few deficiencies were apparent right away.

1. LCD is dim when taking pictures in sunlit to overcast lighting. Had difficulty seeing what I was taking pictures of.

2. The zoom in/out buttons are awkwardly placed so that when you use the eyepiece, your fingers get in the way. If the LCD was brighter you wouldn't have to use the eyepiece.

3. Time delay between depressing the shutter button and data transfer. It seems that after some tweaking like scaling down the image stabilization and autofocus options has reduced this delay. Actually seems acceptable now.

Other than those deficiencies, I am currently satisfied with it.

This was a gift for my daughter and she loves it. She had a larger Kodak camera but wanted a smaller one with larger screen. This has a touch screen too that makes it so simple.
Great camera for the price

Thank you very much for this camera. It's in great condition and works great! I love it! It was fast delivery also!

What I love best is the Image Stabilization which easily allows you to zoom in 12X (optical zoom) and shoot using no tripod or camera shake. It's also easy to bump up the ISO you are shooting at by selecting the "P" mode. It's a bit bulkier than some (more like a small SLR) but that makes it harder to accidently drop. The CRV3 batteries are expensive but W-Mart also sells a 4-pack of AA Energizer Lithiums for the same price. Use two at a time, cutting the cost in half. This is a great little camera and takes excellent pictures. It is 8.2mp. Use the fine compression setting and you should get fantastic pictures. UPDATE 9/2009: I've had this camera for over a year now and I am still VERY happy with it. It has never disappointed me. It actually has more features than I ever use. One thing though....I see Kodak no longer warranties their reburbished cameras for a full year. Now only 30 days...so buyer beware. This one a bought new, so there's no problem. But again, I love this camera!

This is a fine camera for its type and, particularly, its price.
If you want to take good pictures, learn more about digital photography, and not spend a large amount of money then this is the camera to get.
The lens is great; it's real glass and not cheap plastic and its diameter is large compared to many other cameras in this price range.
You can use the camera in Automatic mode and get great pictures. You can also, when you want to, use Manual mode and learn how to control light and exposure time. It can provide good training for later moving up to a more expensive DSLR camera.
I actually have the older model, a Z710. They keep improving it, mainly by adding more megapixels. Look for the 'Z' in the model number.
The Z812 is an excellent camera that you will like and will keep. It's light enough to travel with you but advanced enough to get good pictures and provide flexibility for your shooting needs.
I also bought a Tamrac Expedition 3 back pack to hold the camera and accessories, such as a cleaning kit, spare batteries, etc.
This is a great value in a good camera.

This camera is easy to use as a point and shoot camera. It also has programed settings for most situations. Well worth the investment.

Arrived on time. Very easy to use. Holds a charge well and takes good point and shoot pictures with ease. Highly recommended.

I've only had my camera a few weeks but it's been great so far. It's a huge improvement from the 2mp camera I had. It's small enough to fit in my pocket which was what I wanted it for, and it has sound themes to choose from so that's kind of fun. The face detection is kind of cool. Only thing I'm unsure about is the zoom. It doesn't seem to zoom in very far and when you do zoom all the way in, the picture looks very grainy, on the screen at least. It may not come out that way when printed. I don't know. I'm happy with my purchase though. It's a good camera for the casual picture taker.

There are a number of problems with this camera that aren't mentioned in some of the reviews.

Problem #1: Shutter delay - there is about a one second delay from when
you press the button until the picture is taken. It is very disappointing to see a picture of the second after the candles have been blown out :(

Problem #2: Cannot take action photos. Period. This is the worst camera I have ever had in terms of action photos. My daughter is a diver and I have yet to be able to get a decent picture of one of her dives. Between the shutter problem and the poor "sport" setting - it is just about worthless. the only option is to take movines of the dives and try to get stills from that. But you lose the resolution.

Problem#3: Poor burst mode. One of the reasons I bought this camera was because it had two supported burst modes. The burst is Sooooooo slow that you can take pictures faster with a single shot camera - but not this one see problem #1.

There are more problems than I can go into in this forum. Suffice it to say that if you are not going to use this camera to take posed portrait stills, don't buy it. I regret my purchase.

This is a really neat little camera, small and light with more than adequate features for someone who wants to do a bit more than point and shoot.It takes some time to learn, and can be a bit confusing. The booklet that comes with the camera is ok for the basics, but I recommend downloading the full manual from Kodak to fully utilize the camera's features.On the down side is the very short battery life, so I would recommend carrying a spare.

I'm loving my new compact camera that fits so easily into my purse. The battery life is great, the 3" LCD screen is fabulous and with Smart Capture I just have to point and shoot !! My friends have all seen it and want one now too !!! I am definitely glad I chose to buy another Kodak !

We bought this camera for our 17 yr. old daughter who is a picture-taking fanatic. She had an older Kodak Easy Share and was ready for a new one. She is having a blast with this new camera. It's easy to use, she loves the touch screen. The pictures are so clear and vibrant. It's a fun camera for any age. We have a Kodak all in one printer and the pictures print out better than the ones we had done at a store Kiosk.

We haven't had a problem with the battery compartment sliding open like other people have stated. This camera was purchased primarily for pictures not for the video feature, so I can't say anything about that.

All in all, I would say if you're an amateur camera buff, this camera should work just fine for you.

The popup flash is a big issue with camera like this. The popup flash stopped popping up for my camera and the camera is basically useless. The camera also shuts down every once in a while for no reason and I miss precious shots. I loved the camera initially because of all the features it has but now I hate it.

Easy to use, share and print! This camera is user friendly and takes great pictures. Lots of scenes to select from to get the right amount of light-zooms fast and close. I did hours of research on the the internet and in local electronic stores and tested several models including Nikon (Coolpix) and Sony (CyberShot) and everytime, this camera was more bang for the buck. Love it. You will not be disappointed-after all Kodak IS photos!

This is the first digital camera I've bought since the last one which only had 2mp (that was just over 4 years ago). I liked the picture quality of my last one which seemed to do well considering it was only 2mp so I stuck with Kodak. Being the eager person I am, I just opened the box and started taking pictures. It is a little complicated at first, but it works well. The pictures are really nice and clean...when they work. This camera is not as forgiving with movement and I get more blurry pictures with this one over the old one. Playing with the shutter speed may help, so I'll try that.

I've now owned the camera for about three weeks and while writing this review and looking at the camera I noticed...it is not 8.2MP, but rather 8.1. I hope Amazon will fix their advertising, or really start shipping 8.2ers out.

There are a lot of complaints about the directions being comlicated, and it's all relative. They are not easy directions to follow, but this camera probably has more features than they are used to, so of course the directions are going to be more difficult. All in all, they are not that bad, nor are they that great.

The camera is an awesome value and a breeze to use. The menus are straight forward and the automatic settings take care of just about any everyday picture taking. You have the ability to manually set any of the items you may need is whatever special setting you want to shoot. The Pictbridge allows you to print directly from the camera to a Kodak Easyshare Printer (I have a 5500) with great results. The focus is quick and accurate. The zoom remains clear at all levels and works great for framing special shots. The flash is automatic and produces an excellent balance for flash photos, no "washouts". The color is very well balanced and saturated in the prints. The only drawback is the neck strap is not easily removed. I added clips to be able to remove it more easily. Overall, Kodak did a great job of producing a camera that will fit the needs of most people at a good price. Finally, I was amazed at the quality of video the camera produced. The movies were very clean (No jumping movements)and the ability to print each frame is a plus. I would match the video quality to many high end cameras. You would not expect this quality at this price. Being wireless to the printer would be a plus, but what do you expect for such a low price

I decided to buy the Z812 IS Kodak after my 4.1 MP Fujifilm kicked the bucket, and boy was it an upgrade. I LOVE this camera. Currently, I am by no means a photography expert--I am more than content with the simple point-and-shoot aspects of this camera. It is easy to figure out how to use it from the very start. The pictures come out amazingly detailed with balanced and vibrant colors, not to mention that the zoom capabilities take my breath away every time. I am also at ease knowing that, should I decide to learn more about photography in the future, this camera will allow me to play around with shutter speed and more manual options.

The only reason that I did not give this 5 stars is not the actual camera's fault, but Kodak's. I dislike having to install Kodak EasyShare software in order to download my picture onto my computer, as that means I can only transfer pictures onto my own computer unless I feel like carrying the software installation CD around and installing it on other people's computers. There might be a way around this, but I am not a technological genius and have yet to figure it out.