Leica M7 (0.85x) (10505) - Camera

Leica M7 (0.85x) (10505) - CameraManual focus M mount 35mm rangefinder camera introduced by Leica in 2002. The M7 is similar to the M6 in appearance, but it added an electronic shutter control with automatic aperture priority. It has a circuit breaker switch around the shutter release button that also acts as a safety catch for the button itself. It was available in three configurations: a 0. 72x viewfinder (framelines for 28 90mm, 35 135mm, and 50 75mm), a 0. 58x viewfinder

Rear movements: Rise 50mm

Metal body available in black and chrome

Yellow/green filter made by Heliopan for all lenses with 55mm filter threads

There's a bit of coating damage on the front element and it shows minor external wear

It uses a passive autofocus system similar to rangefinder cameras or the Contax G1

Lens: Ricoh 40mm f2

Size: 125 x 75 x 65 mm

Manual focus wide-angle lens for D-mount movie film cameras made by Kern-Paillard

The autofocus doesn't work properly and the zoom movements are dry

Carl Zeiss Jena 2

Tripod quick coupling made by Hasselblad for the Hasselblad V series SLR cameras

Instant film back made for Hasselblad V series 120 SLRs by Polaroid starting in 1975