Sedic City Boy 35EF Film Camera

The City Boy Sedic 35EF is a compact 35mm film camera produced by the Japanese company Sedic, known for manufacturing low-cost photographic equipment, often under various brand names like Hanimex. It is a simple, vintage point-and-shoot style camera featuring zone focusing and a built-in flash.

Film Type: Uses standard 35mm (135) film
Focusing: The camera uses a zone focusing system, where the user selects a distance range (e.g., near, medium, far) rather than a precise autofocus mechanism.
Exposure: It is a basic camera with simple or potentially no automatic exposure controls, offering a straightforward shooting experience.
Flash: Built-in electronic flash for use in low-light conditions.
Portability: Compact and lightweight, suitable for carrying around for spontaneous shots.
Build: Plastic, typical of low-cost cameras from its era.
Operation: Manual film advance and rewind, with a frame counter to track exposed shots.
Year: 1970's

Condition: Camera functions properly for a camera produced in 1970's. Near Mint. There is no fungus. There is no fog. There is no large dusts. No problem in the view. No problem in the shooting.

Note: This product has a 7-day warranty. If you think that the product does not match the description when you receive it, you are eligible for a full refund. Buyer pays shipping.