This 1990 35mm Polaroid has all the bells and whistles of a camera in this era. The camera has a 27mm f4.5 three element plastic lens, Built in flash, active automatic focusing system with focus lock flash, flash ready LED by the viewfinder, red eye reduction, easy film loading, auto film advance, auto rewind, rewind mid roll button, LCD data back panel, auto focus, electronic shutter with auto shutter speeds, film view window in the back cover, ¼” by ¾” LCD menu screen on top, built in lens cover acting as an on/off switch, ¼” 20 thread tripod mount on the bottom, two AA battery compartment, mode plus shutter button on top, and a handy carry strap. The camera has a 12 second timer access with the mode button and also a night mode symbolized by a ¼ moon and star icon in the mode LCD. You also can turn off the flash, turn on red eye reduction, turn off auto, obtain the frame count, and look at the battery strength. The camera pictured here is in poor condition with a bad flash unit.