Today's version of the simple box cameras that were common decades ago, the Holga uses 120 roll film to capture 12 or 16 fun, spontaneous, artsy images per roll. The 120 CFN has a built-in electronic flash with an unusual and really cool rotating color filter set. Set it on the "W" setting for normal white flash, or add color to the foreground by rotating the blue, yellow or red filter into place. Or try a multiple exposure and change the flash color between each shot. Holga cameras are not for the photographer who wants crisp and precise images without fail. Instead, let the shortcomings and unpredictability due to the simple design set your inner artist free. Experiment with intentional (or accidental) multiple exposures, vignetted and softly focused images, and streaks from light leaks. The Holga 120 CFN features a 60mm f8 plastic lens with 4-symbol focus ring to set the lens at infinity or as close as 3.3 ft. The self-cocking shutter has 2 speed settings, "normal" and "B" for time exposures. Want to make multiple exposures? No problem, just don't advance the film with the manual wind knob. Takes (12) 6x6 cm or (16) 4.5x6 cm format exposures on 120 film. A standard tripod socket lets you mount a Holga on a tripod for time exposures and other shots. If you enjoy the journey as much as the destination, then you'll have fun with this basic box camera. Requires (2) AA batteries to power the flash.