This is a GA645Zi, a medium format camera using the 645 film format. Film has been loaded and its operation has been confirmed, allowing for normal shooting. - Film has been loaded for testing, and the winding, setting of the first frame, and winding operation after shooting have all been confirmed to be normal. - Autofocus operation, zoom operation, and flash firing have also been confirmed. - There is a partial defect in the LCD on the back. Please check the photos. The appearance of the LCD defect changes frequently; it may appear more damaged than in the photos, or more may be displayed. I do not know the cause of the changes, and I believe it is possible that it will worsen, so please be aware of this. - All displays in the viewfinder are OK, so the shutter speed, aperture value, presence or absence of exposure compensation, autofocus focus distance, and exposure indicator in manual exposure mode are displayed correctly during shooting. - The lens appears clear from both the front and rear, and there is no clouding (inspection is done by observation from the front and rear as it is not possible to inspect with the shutter open). - The viewfinder is also clear and free of dust. - The exterior has few scratches and signs of use, and there are no dents or cracks around the grip, which are often seen on this camera. The bottom is also clean with almost no scratches. - Accessories include the dedicated lens hood, dedicated lens cap, dedicated soft case, and dedicated strap shown in the photos. Batteries (2 CR123A) are not included. Photo Descriptions - Photo 4: When the main dial is set to A (aperture priority), the display shows ISO100 F4.5, with no film loaded. Some segments are missing or faded. - Photo 5: Viewfinder display. AF measured distance (right), exposure (left: top is aperture value, bottom is shutter speed. In manual mode, arrows indicating exposure over/under will also appear.) - Photos 6 and 7: The lens is clear. - Photo 9: When film is loaded and the power is turned on, and the shutter button is half-pressed, the film automatically winds to the first frame. This is the view when the back cover is opened at that point. The film has been correctly wound to the first frame (the "1" in the foreground is centered). - Photo 10: The grip has no cracks, and the texture of the resin is mostly unworn, maintaining a matte feel.