Canon 7s Rangefinder
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The Story Behind |
Is it the culmination of M39 rangefinder camera
technology, as some reviewers on the Internet claim ...
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Technical
Data
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Manufacturer |
Canon Inc. |
Build |
1965-67 |
Type |
35mm rangefinder camera
with exchangable lens |
Film Format |
35mm film, 24x36mm, ASA
6-400 |
Lens Mount |
M39 Screw Mount or LTM
(Leica Thread Mount) Canon external bayonet mount |
Shutter |
Horizontal focal plane shutter (stainless steel) 1 sec -
1/1000 sec + B & X (1/60sec) |
Self-Timer |
10s |
Focusing |
Coupled rangefinder (59mm
actual baselength) 0.80x magnification factor (47.2mm
effective baselength) Parallax compensation Framelines for
35/50/85+100/135mm. (selectable) |
Viewfinder |
Single x0.80 magnification
Selectable framelines: 35mm 50mm 85/100mm 135mm |
Exposure Metering System |
Coupled CdS cell Above
the lens (ATL) Low: EV 6-13, High: EV 12-19 (100 ASA)
Match needle indicator ASA 6 - 400 |
Exposure Coupling Range |
EV1-19 (ISO 100, F1.4, 1
sec.-F16, 1/2000sec.) |
Flash Terminal |
External accessory cold
shoe PC cable connector on left side 1/60 sec X flash sync |
Film Advance |
By single-lever action
with 135° and 30° stand-off |
Film Rewind |
By film rewind button and
film rewind crank |
Frame Counter |
Additive type with
autoreset by opening the back cover |
Power Source |
1.35v PX-625 mercury cell |
Dimensions |
Body only: 140 x 81 x 31
mm |
Weight |
622 g |
Accessories
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Others
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On the web |
Lomopedia
Cameraquest
Emulsive
35mmc
35mmc
Casualphotophile
Mike Eckman
Shoot Film, Ride Steel
Japan Camera Hunter
Photoethnography
Richard Haw
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My Impression
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