Other features: Operation confirmed ★ This compact camera with a built-in strobe, released in 1974, was nicknamed "Pikari Konica" (Shiny Konica). It became a very popular camera because it allowed users to take pictures without fail even in dark places. ★ The lens is a Hexanon 38mm F2.8 single-focus lens, which produces very sharp images. ★ Exposure control is program AE, so you can take beautiful photos just by pressing the shutter button, even without knowledge of shutter speed and aperture. ★ The retro Showa-era square, jet-black body with orange lettering is a chic appearance. 【Condition - ① Appearance】 (Appearance) There are some scratches and touch-up marks on the paint, but it is generally clean. (Film chamber) The light seals have been replaced. (Finder) Bright frame is clear. Both the pictograms on the left and the aperture value numbers on the right are clear. (Lens) Clean. (Battery chamber) Clean. 【Condition - ② Operation】 (Exposure meter) The needle indicates the aperture value numbers according to the brightness of the subject. (Flash) When you slide the orange lever on the front to the left, the flash pops up, a charging sound is heard, and after a while, the orange pilot lamp lights up. The flash fires when the shutter is released. (Timer) Works. (ASA sensitivity adjustment ring, focus ring) Turns smoothly. 【Other】 Batteries used are 2 AA batteries for the flash and 1 LR44 button battery for the exposure meter. These are included. The battery chamber for the exposure meter is located under the shutter charge lever, so please be careful as it is not easily visible.