Faulty, has corrosion in battery compartment. Might be able to get it working if the corrosion is removed, but no guarantee hence selling as spares or repair. Comes with carry case and instructions. Film and batteries not included.
The GAF 64R is a Super 8 movie camera introduced around 1971–1972. It was manufactured in Japan by Kohka and sold under the GAF (General Aniline & Film) brand. It was an upgraded version of the earlier GAF 64, featuring a single-lens reflex (SLR) viewfinder and automatic exposure.
Specifications
Year: 1971–1972 Film type: Super 8 movie cartridge Lens: Xytar 12–36mm f/1.8 manual zoom Zoom ratio: 3× Focus: Fixed focus Viewfinder: Single-lens reflex (SLR) Exposure: Automatic TTL (CdS electric eye) Film speeds: Automatically detects 25/40 ASA and 100/160 ASA Super 8 cartridges Frame rate: 18 frames per second Shutter: Rotary shutter Filter: Built-in 85A conversion filter with manual override Film counter: Yes Movie light socket: Screw-in type Tripod socket: ¼"-20 Weight: Under 1kg Made in: Japan
