Dive into the world of underwater film photography with this Waterproof Case from Kodak Reto, designed exclusively for the popular  and half-frame film cameras! Whether you're exploring the ocean or enjoying water-based adventures, this durable case is your perfect travel companion, allowing you to capture stunning underwater scenes up to 5 meters deep.

Note: This case is NOT compatible with any other film cameras.

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What's Included?

• Waterproof Camera Case: Compatible with Kodak Ektar H35 and H35N models.
• Wrist Strap: Provides added security for capturing underwater memories with ease.
• Note: The camera is NOT included.

Care & Use Instructions

• Waterproof Depth: Maximum depth is 5m (16 ft).
• Seal Properly: Ensure the case is fully closed to prevent water leaks.
• Rubber Ring Maintenance: Keep the inner rubber ring clean and free from scratches, sand, or dirt.
• Open Away from Water: Avoid opening or closing the case near water to reduce the risk of leaks.
• Handle with Care: Do not expose the case to strong impacts.
• Rinse After Use: Rinse the case with tap water after use to prevent seawater erosion.
• Temperature Caution: Store in a cool, dry place and avoid extreme heat or cold.

Specification

Kodak Ektar H35N Half-Frame Film Camera

Kodak Ektar H35N Film Camera is a new half-frame camera from the people that brought you the original last year.

Like the H35, the Kodak Ektar H35N film camera can shoot 72 photographs on standard 36exp 35mm film! It has a built-in flash, and a light robust body for taking fantastic photos wherever you go.

If you want to learn more about getting started with film photography please check out our . See the sample photos for examples of half-frame and make the most of your new camera via our explainer blog

Where we ship

When you buy your film camera accessories from us we can ship them across the UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, Australia and Canada (more countries planned soon!) So buy your Kodak Ektar H35N & H35 Waterproof Case today and dive back into the fun of 35mm half-frame underwater film photography!