I've owned 2 of this camera. I found it to be a very unreliable camera from my experience with it. First off its shutter can get sticky and lead to a EEEE error code. In the old days, they'd end up replacing shutter to fix this. But since shutters are no longer available, you have to send it to an experienced tech with this camera. The only thing you can do to avoid this issue, is to keep using the camera. It doesnt like to sit for long periods of time. The internal battery is also hard to replace, meaning a total teardown. My second T-90 I got from Japan a year ago. I test fired it a few times, but never put a roll through it. When I went to use it, the camera was completely dead. No reasoning as to why, but it wouldnt power on no matter what I did. So basically my second T-90 is a door-stop. I could get it fixed, but I have more important things to worry about. Dont spend more than 160 US for this camera. They also are often missing the viewfinder cup. They fall off really easy. It is a good camera when it works. I just havent had the best luck with the ones I've owned.