Canon EOS 40D with standard zoom lens

This is a digital SLR camera for high-amateur users, released in 2007. It comes with the standard zoom lens EF-S18-55mm F3.5-5.6 ISⅡ, which has image stabilization.

It has a CMOS sensor (APS-C size) with approximately 10.1 million pixels, and a continuous shooting speed of about 6.5 frames per second, so I think you can enjoy taking pictures of sports.
The lightweight and compact standard zoom lens has a focal length image equivalent to 29-88mm in 35mm format, which I think is an easy-to-use zoom range.

The exterior has some scratches, but there are no noticeable scratches. A protective film is attached to the LCD screen.
There is no dirt on the viewfinder or mirror.
The lens has no mold or clouding, but there is some dust that does not affect the shooting.

The series of operations such as autofocus, aperture operation, save and playback, and flash are all good. The 18th and 19th photos are samples taken with this set. The picture color is taken in landscape mode.

Accessories include a lens hood, strap (EOS option), lens cap (F, R), body cap, charger, battery, compact flash (1GB), and instruction manual.

Below is an excerpt of the specifications.
＜Body＞
Number of pixels: 10.5 million pixels (total pixels) 10.1 million pixels (effective pixels)
Image sensor: APS-C
Shooting sensitivity: Standard: ISO100～1600
Recording format: JPEG/RAW
LCD monitor: 3 inches
Dedicated battery model number: BP-511A
Recording media: Compact Flash, Microdrive
Width x Height x Depth: 145.5 x 107.8 x 73.5 mm
Weight: 740 g

＜Lens＞
Shooting distance range: 0.25m～∞
Maximum shooting magnification: 0.34x
Filter diameter: 58 mm
Maximum diameter x length: 68.5 x 70 mm
Weight: 200 g