Following the popularity of the Kodak Charmera, it was inevitable that other retro-inspired digital toy cameras would start popping up. While the Charmera’s design was inspired by the ’80s single-use Kodak Fling camera, the OPT100 Neo Film crams a basic digital camera into a 35mm film roll that comes inside a plastic canister and a small box with a matching aesthetic. A small LCD display is used for framing, reviewing shots, and adjusting settings. There’s no viewfinder, but a small LCD screen on the back of the camera can be used for framing, reviewing shots, and accessing settings. Even the OPT100’s ergonomics are questionable, with the spindle on the side of the camera functioning as the shutter button.