This is an offering of a black OM1 released in 1973, with a bright f-value G Zuiko Auto-W 35mm f2.8 lens. Included accessories are a Kenko MC1BSL filter, a genuine metal hood, and a genuine hot shoe adapter. The OM1 is a single-lens reflex camera with a mechanical shutter, featuring a simple design that eliminates unnecessary elements. Its elegant appearance, which combines cuteness and sharpness, makes it stylish just by hanging it around your neck, a characteristic of the Olympus OM1 series. The OM1 allows users to replace the focusing screen themselves. Removing dust is easy; simply remove the screen and blow it with a blower to clean it. I like it because it provides a comfortable field of view. "Camera Condition" There are scratches and paint deterioration due to aging and use (on the shoe mount and handling area). There are also dust, wiping marks, and mold marks that could not be completely removed from the optical system, including the lens. There are no problems with normal shooting, except in backlit situations. Regarding the prism deterioration, a good-condition prism, including the prism cover, has been replaced. The meter is also working. You can shoot with the meter reading for negative color film, but those concerned about accuracy should use a separate exposure meter. Flash photography has been confirmed with the SHOE1 attached. The self-timer operation has been confirmed. The light seals have been replaced. There are no light leaks. Actual shooting has been confirmed. "Notes" * Due to the use of the included LR44 adapter and 1.5V replacement batteries, please make a slight positive correction in the ISO sensitivity setting. * Please open and close the back cover carefully, supporting it until the light seals settle. * Loading film will make the winding heavier. Due to the mechanism, there will be a slight gritty feel, so please operate the lever carefully. * The decorative plate on the winding lever is a replacement. "Sample Photos" C57180 pulling the Banetsu Monogatari train, using Fujifilm 400 film. Serinuma Curve, Ichinoto River Bridge, Aizu-Wakamatsu Station premises. Data (2 megapixels) downloaded from Fuji Color CD. This camera is a practical machine and not a collector's item. Although presumptuous, those who are particular about details are recommended to purchase from a specialist store. There is no warranty, including for shooting. This is an "as is" item, and transactions will be conducted in Japanese. Please check the profile.