The Widelux F8 is a 35mm panoramic film camera made by Panon Cameraco. of Japan, using a swing-lens mechanism that rotates across the film plane to record a wide horizontal field on standard 35mm film. It was positioned as a specialist tool for photographers wanting panoramic coverage without resorting to medium-format equipment.

Auction data for the Widelux F8 is thin: a single UK saleroom hammer result of £382 from 2004 is on file, so any current value figure should be treated as indicative rather than a true median. Today the F8 trades as a collectable specialist camera, and prices realised at auction (hammer, before commission) depend heavily on cosmetic condition and whether the swing mechanism still operates smoothly.