Kodak Snapic A1 - 35mm Reusable Film Camera

The Kodak Snapic A1 is a reusable 35mm compact camera launched in 2025 by RETO, a Hong Kong company that makes Kodak-licensed cameras. It is RETO's first full-frame film camera with a glass lens. The design is minimalist: a matte plastic body in Rhino Grey or Ivory White, with a small OLED display on top. Its clean, compact lines recall 1990s point-and-shoots such as the Ricoh R1 and the Rollei Prego.The lens is a 25mm f/9.5 three-element design, paired with a single 1/100s shutter speed. Film loading, advance and rewind are automatic, powered by two AAA batteries. A double-exposure mode lets you layer two images on one frame. Focus has two zones, 0.5 to 1.5 m and 1.5 m to infinity. With a fixed aperture and shutter, the built-in flash (auto, on or off, with red-eye reduction) takes over when the light drops.Good fit: A natural choice for anyone who wants a reloadable 35mm camera that handles winding and rewinding on its own. Load any roll, pick a focus zone and shoot. The double-exposure mode adds a creative twist, and the close zone lets you frame subjects from 0.5 m.Fun fact: The A1 in its name nods to the Kodak A1, a 110-format pocket camera Eastman Kodak released in 1978.