Agfa AG603000 Photo Analoge 35mm Foto Kamera black

It said it came with batteries and a film, unfortunately this was not what arrived. I only received the camera

Works well if you use the right film. This camera has quite low light so I'd only shoot with 400 ISO or above film, as Kodak Gold just did not work with this. Really good to use and easy for a novice.The image in review has been taken with Kodak Ultramax

It came exactly as the photo, in the box very protected. I didn't use yet, because doesn't have the film and battery. We will see...

Short Answer: DO NOT BUY. It's a waste of money & will probably lose you valuable memories.Long Answer: I bought this as a step-in camera to bring on a vacation so I didn't have to bring my Olympus OM-1. Unfortunately, this camera does not work accurately at all. It initially looks as though it functions correctly with shutter & flash working correctly. When I loaded in my first 35mm film, I noticed the deal breaking issue. The film loads in normally & is taken up correctly by the reel - however, the gear responsible for counting which frame it is on sometimes doesn't connect properly with the teeth of the film. This means what every so often, the film will lose it's positioning & the shutter will not prime, causing you to loose which exposure you're on & ruining any chance of correctly taking photos.

Camera was great until it stopped working )flash failed) I contacted seller who was very unhelpful, they told me to contact amazon and then ignored my following emails.Shocking as it wasn't even a year old.I will avoid this seller in the future.

They describe say it comes with battery and film I didn’t get any of them.

Camera set <film and battery> comes with no film or battery. Rubbish

Review January 2022: I bought two of these as christmas presents to stop my teenagers using disposable cameras. There is a real trend for retro photos. There were no instructions on how to load, so go to you tube and google it . The two cameras I got were from different factories, with different pouches. We used Fujifilm ISO 200 and just had both cameras developed. The photos are equivalent to those from a disposable. We didn't think either film would come out as the wheel did not seem to turn as it should when we wound the films forward, and it was sometimes very loose and sometimes very stiff to turn the film forward, like it was dropping sprockets. We were pleasantly surprised that all the photos came out, having expected none. The quality of the photos is what you would expect - if the subject is within 1.5m of the camera with the flash they are great, anything more that 2m turns into a very dark and grainy photo. For the money it is a bit of fun and retro photos.Update April 2022: We have had these 2 cameras for 4 months now and have developed 3 films from each camera. It is a struggle to get the film to turn inte camera. Most of the time we give up half way through the film and just develop a fraction of the photos it should be able to take because the film just doesn't catch the spokes and turn. A total waste of time and money. Buy something else.