This is an EOS 100p, which was called a stage camera. It has some issues: The mode dial, which is a common problem with this model, is loose and cannot be switched. Therefore, I have fixed it in aperture priority mode with tape. I have only used it in aperture priority mode, so I believe the body is also set to aperture priority. It is used in aperture priority mode. The eye cup is not attached. I have tested its operation, but I have not confirmed shooting with film loaded. I have confirmed the built-in strobe fires. The film pressure plate on the back cover has almost no scratches. The shutter curtain is also in good condition. There is no oil leakage from the shutter curtain, which is a common issue with this model. The exterior has scratches and dirt commensurate with its age. The battery chamber contacts are in good condition. There is some dust and debris inside the lens, but it is at a level that does not affect shooting. I don't think there is any haze or mold, but I am a novice, so I may have overlooked something. I used it exclusively for black and white photography, so I used it with a YA3 filter attached, and I will sell it with the filter attached. The reason it was called a stage camera is because it has a quiet operation. The shutter sound is particularly low, so it was my go-to camera for taking pictures of babies. Also, when taking pictures of animals, I wanted to be able to track them continuously. The batteries are for testing purposes only, so they are not included.