The camera was used for a long time. Didn't seem to break. There is no way to check the condition now. Glass camera "Siluette-Electro", BeloMO (1976-1981) Manufacturer: Belomo Type: scale camera Photo material: photofilm type 135 Frame size: 24x36 mm. Type of shutter: mechanical, central, zalinza. Objective: Triplet "T-69-3" 4/40. Focusing: manual, on distance scale or characters Expometer: "Siluette-electro" - automatic Flash: Synchrocontact "X", central Synchrocontact. Viewfinder: Optical, with a luminous frame in view. Dimensions: 72x85x128 mm. Weight: 450 g. Silhouette-Electro is the first mass amateur camera in the country with an electronic shutter. The built-in electronic unit provides automatic shutter speed testing at the installed aperture, depending on the light sensitivity of the charged film. A wide range of shutter speeds in automatic mode (from 1/250 to 8 s) makes it possible to conduct a confident shooting both in strong illumination of the object, and at low. In the optical visor, which has a luminous frame-limiting frame, a light alarm about unfavorable shooting conditions and the suitability of the power source (4RC-53) is introduced. Silhouette-Electro continued the line of "Vilia" (the prototype was called - "Vilia-Electro") - the same lens "Triplet-69-3", focal length 40 mm, 1:4-1:16, focusing on the distance scale with 0.8 m. The shutter is central, automatic, behind the lens; a range of exposures 8-1 / 250 with a pre-set aperture; central contact, a viewfinder with a illuminated frame, in the field of view of the parallax mark viewfinder (0.8 m) and light indicators of possible overexposure, the need to shoot from a tripod (exceedance is longer than 1/30). Injectable light sensitivity - from 16 to 250 units. GOST. Shutter platoon - with a winding lever. Lightweight film charging. Issue B - the name of the camera in English Here is a page from history … And details about the technical nuances … a little longer - but cheaper.