The camera has a focus-free 35mm plastic lens and a single fixed aperture f8. It lacks multiple exposure capability and the shutter works only with the lens cover opened. The LX-9 is considered a focus free point and shoot from the 80’s and in some corners it is listed as a toy camera. Some of the colors it came in are yellow, pink, and blue. The camera also has a two conductor hot shoe, frame counter, fold down rewind crank, rewind release button on the bottom of the camera body, built in lens cover, right thumb film advance wheel, optical viewfinder, and a handy carry strap. The camera when new came with a flash unit to match, instruction book, one year guarantee, and a case. Inside the film compartment a label tells you “for best results use ISO 200”. This camera does have a small following like the Diana due to the anomalies found after developing film shot in it.