Thank you for viewing this product. The 【Nikon F80】 was released in 2000, around the time the camera industry was transitioning from film cameras to digital cameras. ★This model is silver, and the silver color is a "foreign export specification," making it a rare item that is not widely available in Japan. Although it's a film camera, it looks like a digital SLR. In terms of functionality, it's almost the same as a high-end model, and it was designed to be lightweight and compact, released as a high-performance mid-range film camera. Basically, you can focus by half-pressing the shutter button and take the picture by fully pressing it. The operability is almost the same as a regular digital SLR, so it's very easy. I think even beginners can use it with confidence. ※This camera uses two "CR123A" batteries, which are camera-specific batteries. ♦︎Condition♦ ・All functions, such as the shutter, film advance, and flash, work perfectly. It is fully functional. ・The body has some minor scratches that are not visible in the photos, but there are no noticeable scratches or stains, and I think it's relatively clean considering the age of the camera. ・There is no grip stickiness, which is common with this camera. ・The viewfinder is clear with no mold or cloudiness. The lens is the "Ai AF NIKKOR 50mm F1.4D" standard lens. AF operation is fine, and the lens is clear with no mold or cloudiness. ●Accessories● ・Body ・Lens ・Lens cap ・Grip ※Film and batteries are not included, so please prepare them separately. ※As an option, you can add two new batteries for an additional ¥600 at the current price. ☆Return Guarantee☆ Please note that this camera does not have a warranty due to the nature of cameras, but if you are unable to take pictures due to a natural failure within one week after receiving the product, or if there is an impact after checking the developed film, we will provide free repair or, in some cases, a refund of the product price after deducting fees and shipping costs. Please ask any other questions about the condition in the comments. How about it, film camera beginners? Code: KW