RETO3D Retrospekt Edition 35mm Film Camera

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The exclusive beige and orange colorway — only from Retrospekt! This 35mm film camera creates stereo images through its triple-lens design. Each time you push the shutter button, it records three exposures spread across one and a half frames of film. Once your film is developed, you can digitally combine these exposures into an animated loop that produces a 3D effect. This is an amazing alternative to the expensive, hard-to-find and, sometimes unreliable, vintage Nimslo and Nishika cameras. The camera is lightweight and compact, with a wrist strap and a built-in flash for nighttime shooting. The official RETO3D app makes it easy to create 3D GIFs. After developing your film, simply upload your photos to the app and select a center point — it combines the exposures to create a smooth 3D animation. Specs Format 35mm Film transfer Manual wind and
The exclusive beige and orange colorway — only from Retrospekt! This 35mm film camera creates stereo images through its triple-lens design. Each time you push the shutter button, it records three exposures spread across one and a half frames of film. Once your film is developed, you can digitally combine these exposures into an animated loop that produces a 3D effect. This is an amazing alternative to the expensive, hard-to-find and, sometimes unreliable, vintage Nimslo and Nishika cameras. The camera is lightweight and compact, with a wrist strap and a built-in flash for nighttime shooting. The official RETO3D app makes it easy to create 3D GIFs. After developing your film, simply upload your photos to the app and select a center point — it combines the exposures to create a smooth 3D animation. Specs Format 35mm Film transfer Manual wind and rewind Lens 30mm; f11; 3 Lens (Optical grade acrylic lenses) Shutter 1/125 seconds Focus Focus-free; 1m to ∞ Flash Built-in Battery 1x AA alkaline batery Main plastic material ABS Dimensions 133 (W) x 65 (H) x 42 (D) mm Weight Weight: 178±10g (Excluding Battery and Film)