This is a Super 8 camera developed by Elmo of Japan. Everything in the photos is included. The camera body is in very good condition. The box has a slight dent on the back. Please check the photos for confirmation. I believe it is usable, but since the operation has not been confirmed, it is treated as a junk item. The film used is Super 8 film. Even now, 8mm film from Kodak is sold at stores like Yodobashi Camera. For development, there is a company called Retro Tsuhan in Kinshicho in Japan, so it is possible to shoot, develop, and digitize the film, or to view it with a projector. It will be wrapped in bubble wrap and packed in a cardboard box for shipping. This is a very old item, so please purchase it if you understand this. Due to being a junk item, returns are not accepted, so please purchase with your understanding. Product details are as follows: Released by Elmo Released in March 1969 Lens…F1.8 f=8-50mm, electric/manual zoom Finder…Single-lens reflex system, micro-split image focusing, film presence mark, aperture value indicator, battery checker, diopter adjustment possible Exposure adjustment…CdS TTL full automatic aperture, manual aperture adjustment possible, no mercury battery required due to IC special voltage circuit Shooting frame rate…1, 18, 24 frames (single-frame shooting requires a cable release) Features…Film counter, 50-foot forward count, remote shooting, continuous shooting possible, 85 filter built-in, filter size 55mm Dimensions/Weight…212*100*82mm, approx. 1Kg