The viewfinder is a "bright frame" type, typical of the era. It offers basic framing lines but lacks any exposure information or parallax correction marks. It is purely a composition tool. For many users today, this tunnel vision is part of the charm—it forces you to focus on the scene rather than the settings.
features a lightweight, plastic body typical of entry-level cameras from its era. It was designed to be portable and rugged enough for casual family outings or vacations. Most models in the Star lineup utilized a fixed-focus lens, removing the need for the user to adjust settings before taking a photo. Technical Specifications kodak star 175
For general outdoor use, ISO 200 or 400 film works perfectly. If you plan on shooting mostly indoors with the flash, ISO 400 provides a bit more flexibility. The viewfinder is a "bright frame" type, typical of the era