H3DII, a 50MP CCD camera purchased in a Harajuku shop in 2014. It was a demo unit, so it has some scratches, but the shutter count isn't that high. Currently less than 7,000. It comes with a body cap. It's a practical item. The HC80mm lens was purchased new at the time. The shutter count is still less than 3,000. It comes with a hood, front and rear caps, and the original lens pouch. I think it's in good condition. Included are a charging cable, the original dedicated release cable, and a cable for connecting to USB-C. This allows you to use Phocus on the latest Macs and PCs. The H3DII's viewfinder has a speedlight attached. I didn't use it much. The Kodak-made CCD sensor is larger than the recent 44x33mm, at 49.1x36.8 mm. Both the lens and body have low shutter counts. I think it's because I used it with the same care as a film Hasselblad, so I was careful when taking shots. Although it's old, I was using it practically until recently. It was an expensive professional model when it was released, so the build quality is very solid. However, I've updated my main equipment, so I'm reluctantly decluttering it.