Top quality 1980s point-and-shoot camera in great condition. Easy to use and get excellent photos with no effort at all. This camera is unique in having the widest (f1.9) lens of any compact camera, so can cope well with lower light conditions, and also get nice blurred backgrounds for portraits. Features: Autofocus / auto film loading / auto film wind and rewind Pop-up flash Takes regular AA batteries Works with standard 35mm film Battery check button Self-timer Great for beginners Condition In full working order Body in excellent condition with no dents or major marks Lens in excellent condition with no marks / scratches / mould

See the gallery for some example shots we took on a 35 EE. Description of camera This is an unusual and highly capable rangefinder camera from 1961. It offers the following: Shutter-priority automatic and full manual modes One of the widest shutter speed ranges on a rangefinder of this era: 1/1000 to 1s  No batteries required for operation (selenium meter equipped) Rangefinder focusing with automatic parallax marks f/1.9 lens Viewfinder red dot indicator if light is too low Special features include: The focus wheel is where the film winding lever normally is The film winding lever is on the bottom The film rewind lever is on the left side This configuration actually works very well, in particular the focus wheel which makes it hard to accidentally change aperture or shutter speed when hunting for the focus ring. These features were repeated by Fujica on a number of cameras, culminating with the legendary and rare Fujica Compact Deluxe. Condition Body in good no major scratches or dents.  Lens clear with no marks visible. Meter working accurately