Weird Lil' Half Frame Camera Up For Sale! TESTED/WORKING

This is the Yashica Samurai x4.0 half frame camera from the 1980s. It is an automatic zoom, point and shoot camera that takes half frame pictures-meaning that for each frame on your roll of film you get double images instead of one. So, if you put in a roll of 24 frame film you will actually get 48 images- if the film roll says 36 you will actually get 72 images. The odd shape of the camera is meant to represent a camcorder since they were so popular at the time this camera was made. The camera features auto focus and up to 4x zoom capability. It also has an auto-load mechanism for the film roll. You just load in the film and pull the lead to the indicated red line, then close the back of the camera, and it will take care of the rest! Camera strap comes with plastic key for pressing in buttons on back control panel. There is some slight damage to the top corner where the flash is, but it has no effect on camera function at all. Feel free to message for more details.