If you plan to use it and you can afford it, sure go for it.
Use it and keep it out of a landfill
Just don’t forget to have fun with it!
EDIT: Also I’m not sure what kind of batteries it has but be aware that the older it is the more likely those batteries are to be difficult to find but also more likely to be not great condition from hello. Unless it takes some kind of disposable battery, in which case you’re likely fine. Or if you have the confidence AND skills to make a new battery for it if need be.
That’ll help, just be sure to pull the batteries out often. Especially if storing it. It’s a nightmare cleaning the corrosion out if they get forgotten for awhile. I’ve had to do it twice… on the same camera… sometimes it takes a few tries to learn a lesson lol
If you plan to use it and you can afford it, sure go for it.
Use it and keep it out of a landfill
Just don’t forget to have fun with it!
EDIT: Also I’m not sure what kind of batteries it has but be aware that the older it is the more likely those batteries are to be difficult to find but also more likely to be not great condition from hello. Unless it takes some kind of disposable battery, in which case you’re likely fine. Or if you have the confidence AND skills to make a new battery for it if need be.
I selected AA in the search filter
That’ll help, just be sure to pull the batteries out often. Especially if storing it. It’s a nightmare cleaning the corrosion out if they get forgotten for awhile. I’ve had to do it twice… on the same camera… sometimes it takes a few tries to learn a lesson lol