Reto Ultra Wide and Slim 35mm Film Camera Review + Samples

What if I told you that you can STILL get an amazing film camera for $30. In this video, we're taking a look at the Reto Ultra Wide and Slim 35mm camera, a compact and stylish film camera that's been gaining popularity in the photography community.
I'll be sharing my thoughts on the design, features, and overall performance of this camera, as well as some sample shots I've taken with it. I took the camera out in downtown Middlesboro Kentucky and took some shots with it. While I was out with the film camera, I shot a roll of the new Lomography Lomochrome Metropolis film.
First, in this Reto 35mm Camera review, we'll take a closer look at this point and shoot film camera's sleek and slim body, which makes it perfect for carrying around with you wherever you go. We'll also explore the camera's simple and easy-to-use controls, which make it a great choice for both beginners and experienced film photographers.
Next, we'll delve into the Reto Ultra Wide and Slim 35mm's key features, including its ultra-wide 25mm lens and its unique half-frame shooting mode. We'll also discuss the camera's build quality and durability, which ensures it can withstand daily use without any issues.
Finally, I'll share some of the sample shots I've taken with this camera, showcasing its impressive image quality and ability to capture stunning landscapes and cityscapes.
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Thanks for watching!

[@SCervanters]

I love your channel bro. You’re one your way. Keep going!

[@Overexposed1]

Thanks friend! Plenty more coming!

[@bryanotero123]

I have a blue walgreens camera i used to use a lot but being acting faulty lately. Might get another one

[@dutchbeef8920]

40s something wanting to have a go again at film like they did before digital era, i’ll put my hand up to that one.

[@brineb58]

I have many levels of cameras and I agree, sometimes a simple no control camera is a lot of fun!!!

[@Overexposed1]

Thanks for watching Brian!

[@datvu6]

At that point, why not just use a smartphone instead?

[@brineb58]

@@datvu6 There's still the magic of film!!!

[@datvu6]

@@brineb58 eh, yes. But its not worth it imo. Putting precious film ($15 per roll) into a crappy point and shoot camera which I can't dictate the results is just not a good move to me

[@k.a.f-xl7yc]

Umm, I have a question, how do I get the photos from fujifilm, can you answer pls

[@SCervanters]

I really really really don’t like plastic cameras of any kind, and this one is not exception. But I I feel why you did the video. Maybe try the new lomo point and shoot?! (Which is also plastic).😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vincentchristopherkofi]

We call them hockey pucks. 😂
22mm wide and plastic….interesting combination but it looks good with the lomo metropolis though.
Always good, got to keep getting mine out as frequently as you. Well done!

[@GreenlifeFin]

What film did you use? The photos are really greenish. I might like a camera like this, but the photos were odd. I prefer my Instax camera.

[@Overexposed1]

It’s the new formulation of lomochrome metropolis. The green is a film thing, not a color thing. The old metropolis was brownish, this new variety seems green. Kind of strange.

[@peach4542]

do you think its good for long time use? like for 2+ years?

[@Overexposed1]

It might last two years, but I doubt it. These things are really flimsy. Just a step above a disposable.

[@funkmon]

Don't like the new formulation

[@Overexposed1]

It’s strange for sure