Description
Step into the panoramic world of film photography with the Reto Pano 35mm Film Camera: a compact, stylish camera that brings easy creativity to your fingertips.
Whether you're capturing sweeping landscapes or candid brunch moments, the Reto Pano makes it effortless to switch between standard and ultra-wide panoramic formats* with a simple flick of the switch – even mid-roll!
Equipped with a 22mm ultra-wide lens, this 35mm camera is perfect for travel, street, and landscape photography. It lets you frame more of the world in every shot, giving your images a dynamic, cinematic feel, all on standard 35mm film 🎞️ No need for specialist knowledge or bulky gear – just point, shoot, and enjoy!
Designed for versatility, the Reto Pano comes with a built-in flash, so you're ready to capture memories indoors or out, day or night. It's lightweight and pocket-friendly, making it your ideal adventure companion. And the lens cover is built in, so your camera stays protected when you're on the go!
*Technical detail on the panoramic mode: panorama photos are cropped down from full frame and not shot across two frames. This means that you will still get 24 or 36 exposures per roll of film. While your standard frame photos will be the usual 35mm size (35mm x 24mm) your panoramic photos will be size (35mm x 14.9mm).
Is this the same effect you can get from cropping your full frame scans in Photoshop? Absolutely! But as with many aspects of film photography we believe that creativity flourishes when you're making decisions at the point of pressing the shutter 📸
Why you'll love the Reto Pano Camera:
- Switch between standard and panoramic modes - even mid-roll
- 22mm ultra-wide-angle lens for sweeping views and dramatic shots
- Built-in flash for low-light fun and indoor shooting
- Built-in lens cover to keep the 2-element lens safe from dust and scratches
- Compact and travel-ready design
- Easy to use – perfect for beginners, as well as anyone looking for a compact travel buddy
Break free from the frame – the Reto Pano is here to help you see the world in widescreen...but only when YOU choose!
If you want to learn more about getting started with analogue photography please check out our Beginner's Guide to Film.
Specification
| Format: | Reloadable 35mm Film Camera |
| Shutter: | 1/100 seconds |
| Aperture: | f/9.5 |
| Focal length: | 22mm |
| Focus: | Fixed, 1m-infinity |
| Battery: | 1 x AAA, NOT included |
| Dimensions: |
110(W) x 62(H) x 32(D) mm |
| Weight: | 93g (without film or batteries) |
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Customer Reviews
Great entry level wide angle lens for those at the beginning of their 35mm film journey. Not quite as crisp as I'd like, especially at the edges which can end up slightly distorted - even at great distances. But in general, a great camera that I will be using again and again.
What a wee gem this camera has been since receiving it!
I had acquired it for the sole purpose of being able to quickly swap between a fixed prime lens & this ultra wide wee belter!
Taken it to Silvertsone & my wedding this year - full developments are pending, but the experience of using it is truly worth the price of admission!
Feels sturdily made while utilising lots of plastic parts.
Just be careful to keep your finger tips WELL AWAY from the lens… this ultra wide angle has caught me off guard while the majority of my first development 🤣📸
really good point and shoot camera - especially like the transparent design and the built in lens cover. really enjoy having the option of the pano - although will need to crop my scans after having my rolls developed.
There are a few reloadable cameras on the market just now, I would say they range from £30-70, which puts the Reto Pano at the Lower end in terms of price, but I have to say it’s performance out weighs the price point. The lens doesn’t leave the colour bleeding and vinette that you see in most cameras of this style. The big selling point is the pano setting, this is a cropped pano rather than an xpan style, resolution wise it means a cropped in 35mm frame, after scanning with this I am content that there’s no great loss in quality, if you DSLR scan it actually makes like easier. This is great fun and considering there’s a flash, you are getting real value for money.
Really nice take on point and shoot cameras loving the transparent design
