RETO Ultra Wide and Slim 35mm Reusable Daylight Film Camera - 22mm Wide Lens, Focus Free, Light Weight, Easy to Use (Cream)

Loving this camera!! the value for money & the ease of use is definitely positive. The brightness on the film definitely depends on the what film you use for 35mm. however the durability of this tiny little thing is great!! it's very easy to bring on vacation and on the go with your friends, here are some photos that I've taken with it and gotten back from developing.

The seller was great and shipping fast and on time. Happy customer!Short review: Excellent, crazy fun camera. Pick one up!Long, drawn out review: Buy one! The Reto Ultra Wide and Slim is a hoot to carry and shoot with. Super light and unobtrusive to carry anywhere. I did not understand the hype of the previous incarnations of this camera until I ran a few rolls through it. Super fun! You outta purchase one!I am still waiting on the lab to send my film back, maybe this week. I am quite familiar with the lo-fi/ Lomo aesthetic in film photography (Holga's, Dianas, pinhole, 110 format, etc.), but I expect to be pleasantly surprised by the results of the RUWS. The results of this camera view online are compelling, if my shots are half as good I will be over the moon.Even though I wish this camera had multiple exposure capability, and a hotshoe, and some exposure control, and on and on; I know in my heart it would ruin the experience. This is about as basic as it gets (a box that holds film) and it is up to me to use my skills and creativity as a photographer to create worthwhile photos. BTW, get one. No home should be without a RUWS!Even though I have a number of cameras at my disposal, the RUWS most certainly will get the nod often. You should get one! Steal it if you must, lol.In closing, just do it already. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

This camera is great. Just make sure to shoot outside. I am rough with things and I did snap the winding part off but my boyfriend managed to fix it. You need a lot of light for the images to show. This was my first film camera so I wanted something cheap I could play with. It’s easy to use. And it’s the perfect size to fling in your bag. For the price, this camera is great! Only reason 4 star is because it’s cheaply made and I broke a prices easily.

This product is a great example of 'you get what you pay for.' I have used many cameras over the years and I was looking for a small, lightweight, inexpensive camera for a backcountry trip because I didn't want to carry a lot of extra weight. This camera is both small and lightweight and low monetary cost, but the winding mechanism necessary to wind the film back so that you can remove the film roll DOES NOT WORK - in other words, my entire roll of film was ruined because it was left outside of the film canister at the end and I was unable to manually roll it back. A disposable camera would have been a better investment. I will never see the photos from my trip. If you care about the photos you plan to take, I would recommend buying something else.

The Ultra Wide and Slim is one of the best little plastic cameras ever, and RETO has brought it back! I was looking for one of the original Vivitar versions, and when I discovered that RETO was making a new version, I immediately bought one. Its 22mm wide-angle plastic lens produces amazing photos with tons of vignetting, and if the sun is in the shot, it has some ridiculous lens flare if you’re into that sort of thing. It’s small enough to carry around in your coat pocket or bag, so you can always have it with you. There’s no flash, so the Ultra Wide and Slim is definitely an outdoor daytime camera. Will it produce one of your best photographs ever? Or will it implode under the stress of its own plastic existence? You don’t know! (It probably won’t implode - none of mine have, and I’ve had several.) But it’s worth the risk. Get one! (FYI, if you’re familiar with the old Superheadz version, this new RETO version does NOT have the soft-touch finish that turned the Superheadz cameras all sticky over the years. Instead, the RETO has a dull matte finish.)

I have over 20 different classic film cameras and this one is the most fun. I've modified the camera to accept filters. using a 34 mm to 49 mm Step Up Ring I now can use 49 mm filters. the step-up ring fits perfectly,using using 3M double-sided tape to fix the Step Up Ring to the camera. the Step Up ring blocks a portion of the viewfinder, so very carefully without affecting the threads, drill a 1/4" hole in the Step Up Ring so you can view the lower right-hand corner of the viewfinder. I developed my own black and white film so using yellow orange and red filters I can run iso 800 or 1600. black and white film . opening the door and loading film with this camera is very fiddly. I would suggest practicing you're loading technique,getting the film to load on the take-up spool is very tricky. work the shutter button a few hundred times to improve its release. this little guy is now my edc camera.

Great, lightweight camera. Really dark photos as there is no flash. Good for outdoor photos with lots of sun. Not great for indoors or low lighting.

Moving from cat treats to film photography! The RETO Ultra Wide and Slim is a cult favorite because it's basically a reusable version of the old Vivitar wide-and-slim cameras. It’s known for that signature lo-fi, vignetted look.

Good simple to use film camera for people who just want to take pictures

Photos were awful

Una cámara muy divertida y para divertirse entre tanto móvil.

Cheap and cheerful but exactly what I wanted to take pictures on holiday, shoots came out fantastic but definitely a camera for a sunny day. Really simple to use. Nice and small so good for carrying around and snapping away.

È un accessorio, carino, colorato, effetto retro sia nel design che nella resa degli scatti. Non ne caverete però immagini tecnicamente soddisfacenti, escono tutte scure anche scattate in piena luce. Con il costo che hanno oggi le pellicole, è meglio usarle con macchine dignitose e non delle macchinette come queste. Qualità costruttiva un po' scadente, costa poco e vale poco, che dire. Carinissima come soprammobile.