This is a used Konica film camera, the Field Supervisor 28HG from the Field Supervisor series. As the number indicates, it's equipped with a 28mm wide-angle lens and, compared to the Field Supervisor 28WB in the same series, features a 40cm close-up function and a powerful flash that reaches up to 10 meters. Specifications are available on the manufacturer's website, but it has autofocus only, along with shooting mode settings, automatic film winding, and automatic rewind functions. It also has shock resistance and waterproof features, but since a considerable amount of time has passed since its release, intentionally subjecting it to shocks or washing it thoroughly is not recommended. I originally purchased this as a dead stock item in its box, but there were scratches on the grip and a small crack on the back cover (images 11 and 12), so it doesn't appear to be completely unused. Other than that, the exterior and optics are in a clean condition without any cloudiness. I also performed test shots, and there were no problems such as light leaks from the film due to the crack in the back cover. The interior is also clean, with no deterioration of the sponge in the film confirmation window. While it's not a beautiful item, I hope you can use it as a practical camera without any issues for taking photos. Additional note: As a bonus, I will include a film (Ilford XP2) and new batteries.