I listed this camera two months ago and it sold, but the transaction was canceled due to complaints such as "the back cover won't open" and "pictures aren't being taken even when the shutter is pressed." I inspected the returned camera, but it works fine and takes pictures. This camera doesn't have a rear LCD monitor to view the photos, so you can't see the pictures immediately. It's an interesting camera, like a film camera, with a winding lever for shutter charging, but the edges of the photos are dark and there's barrel distortion... it's still a toy camera, but the feeling of operating it like a film camera is unique and fun. Also, regarding the previous buyer's complaint of "pictures not being taken," the shutter on this camera doesn't fire when you press the button, but when you release it. The back cover not opening is due to the low rigidity of the plastic housing. I've now installed a spring to make the back cover easier to open. Also, there are no date setting buttons, and you have to connect it to a PC to synchronize the camera's date. However, it's not compatible with recent OS versions of either Mac or Windows. The last OS that supports it on Mac is Snow Leopard (it can be set up on an OS that supports 32-bit applications). The camera body doesn't have a backup battery for the date setting either, so the date is forgotten every time you change the AA batteries. Connecting to an old computer every time is inconvenient, so I've installed a button cell battery for backup. The date is currently set. Six rolls of DigiFilm and a 4GB SD card are included. The one-year warranty has expired, so I've addressed any concerns. It has some quirks and the build quality is cheap, so please search online for "DigiFilm Y35" before purchasing. I don't think there are any other Y35s with a backup battery. Photos from the 11th image onwards are photos taken with this camera.