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It’s old, loud and a little slow. The focus is about as reliable as flipping a coin. But all that aside. It’s super fun. Stick to higher quality films and you’ll get pretty sharp photos. And let your flash charge. Most times the first shot won’t fire. I’ve run about 16 rolls through this guy and once you know how to trick the autofocus, it becomes a much better camera. I love it. Best value in a while.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Happy with this camera. Very easy to take pictures with it, however it is almost too automatic. There is no manual focus option and that is its main problem.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Came early and with batteries, very easy setup and nice, better than expected photo quality
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
You buy one of these still in working condition for quite a hefty price. The problem is, the electrolytic capacitors inside the camera have a limited lifespan. Being produced from 1983, by now, most of these cameras are 35-40 years old! The capacitors are at the end of their life span, not to mention the shutter button also has it's problem (won't fire, some will squeeze a little WD-40 under the button). So you may shoot 1 or 2 rolls of film and the camera will quit working in the middle of a roll. Buy only if your are willing (and skilled) to open and refurbish it.
Verified purchase: No
Camera is great quality and easy to use!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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