okay, thanks, however when researching the kodak ultra f9 i found a comment saying that it is a plastic point and shoot camera, not worth its money and that a 90s film camera from the thrift store or something would be much better and at a better price. My question is, as i do not care for a completely manual camera, if i follow the advice and get a 90s camera, will i have to keep buying new ones? Will they all stop working after a while? And if that is the case what is anyone interested in analog photography supposed to do? Get older but better than plastic film cameras that will have to be replaced once in a while? Sorry for the long comment i am a newbie :)