This iconic Canon 814 XL-S Super 8 camera from the 1970s is a gem for vintage enthusiasts! With its stylish, well-maintained casing and clean lens, it exudes quality and nostalgia. Unfortunately, this camera is not fully functional, but it offers plenty of opportunities for repair or use as a decorative collectible. The light meter and zoom still work perfectly, providing a good foundation for those who are handy with film cameras. - Exterior and lens in excellent condition with only minimal signs of use, making this camera still very visually appealing. - Zoom function, light meter, and recording meter are fully functional and respond exactly as expected. - Operation: the motor currently runs for only 1 second and does not want to continue filming. When inserting a super 8 cartridge, the motor wants to film between 5 and 60 seconds. After this period, the motor stops automatically. The record button can be pressed again for a short follow-up recording, but continuous filming is unfortunately not possible. - Sold as defective – ideal for parts or as a restoration project for the handy DIY enthusiast. The motor has a problem that prevents the camera from filming continuously, but given the excellent condition of the housing and lens, this camera is still very valuable. The motor may be repairable, or otherwise, the camera serves as a beautiful source of parts. Perfect for collectors, film camera enthusiasts, or restorers looking for a unique, authentic project. Add a piece of film history to your collection with this beautiful Canon Super 8 camera!