RETO Film Case, Yellow Lid, Silver Body / 35 mm film
$22.99
The body is made of aluminum and the cap is made of steel, KODAK film cans were widely used in the 1970s for film packaging, only later changed to grey-top plastic containers. The canisters were painted colorful and carried a lot of joyful memories. It was indeed a big part of film photography history. We are inspired by the selection of materials and colors and wish to recreate a new version of the KODAK Film Case, only to make it even more practical and stylish.
Our Review
Kodak RETO Film Case (Yellow Lid) — a pocket vault for your film rolls on the road
The gist: A small metal case that keeps up to five rolls of 35mm film dry, protected, and easy to grab when you’re moving fast between destinations.
- Holds up to 5 rolls of 35mm film: a plastic insert keeps rolls separated instead of rattling loose in a bag.
- Compact size: about 148 x 56 x 47mm and roughly 160g — light enough to not notice in a daypack.
- Snug-fitting steel lid: keeps moisture and grit out through humid climates and dusty overland routes.
- Vintage-inspired silver body: styled after the colorful Kodak film cans of the 1970s.
Per the manufacturer’s own product listing, the case gives “full protection to your film rolls,” and reviewers describe the solid metal build as durable enough to “last a lifetime.”
Best for: analog shooters who want their film stock organized and protected across a multi-stop trip. Skip it if: you shoot exclusively digital — this solves a film-only packing problem. Runs ~$23 — check the current price before buying.
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