This is a fully manual rangefinder camera without a light meter, released in 1960. It was famous for achieving 1/1000th of a second with its mechanical lens shutter. The film counter and rewind crank have a retro feel, making it a must-have for old camera enthusiasts. *Adjustments and maintenance performed: Body: Disinfected and cleaned. The body is clean. Lens: Cleaned. Looks clean, but there is slight haze on the rear element. I don't think it will affect the photos. Finder: Cleaned. Film chamber: Replaced the deteriorated light seals. (Test shooting) I did a test shot with ISO 100 Seagull film. The photos were slightly underexposed, but the focus is good. I'm considering another test shoot. *Negative service After the adjustments and maintenance are complete, I will take test shots and check them. I will provide the negatives from those test shots to anyone who wants them. This is proof that the adjustments and maintenance have been done correctly. *What is included: Camera body only. *Specifications: Release year: 1960 Lens: ROKKOR-TD 45mm / F2.8 Shutter speeds: B, 1 second to 1/1000 second Weight: Approximately 730g Minolta A5 050