The Polaroid SX-70 is one of the most sophisticated instant cameras Polaroid ever made: it's a true SLR, with a split-image groundglass viewfinder, it has a full autoexposure system, and it all folds down to a relatively thin slab with iconic leather-and-chrome styling. Image quality is about as good as it gets for a Polaroid, though of course it's still a Polaroid, using Polaroid-née-Impossible-Project film- so don't expect perfection. Film tested, though, and working well; focusing wheel has a slight hitch in its motion every once in a while moving from infinity to close-up, but nothing that affects function. Cosmetic condition is excellent, with only light wear, most notably some light scuffing on the leathereatte surfaces.