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Purchased for 99p as "Spares or Repair" without a lens. These cameras have a poor reputation for reliability but in my experience 75% of the failures are down to a faulty capacitor (less than £5), which can be replaced by any electronics buff or competent DIY person in 20 minutes. Slapped on a Minolta 50mm f2 great sharp well exposed images. Camera is robust, fits nicely in the hand, easy to use (shutters speeds can be adjusted without removing camera from eyelevel). Full information in viewfinder.
Verified purchase: Yes
An superb film camera & now very affordable used. I bought mine new in 1984 and still use it now along side my Nikon Digitals. Very easy to use and captures stunning images with virtually any lens, although i personally would advise using Minolta Rokkor lenses which are also readily available used. Mine has been all over the world with me from the arctic circle to Egypt and has never let me down.
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Great film camera easy to use doesn’t cost a fortune. I’ve had three of these over the last thirty odd years and they have given me great service. Highly recommended
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
One of the best cameras ever made in excellent condition has been well looked after Alan
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Great camera
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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