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Leica M7 0.72 Black Chrome - *A+*

10503

$4,885.00

Available at 26 Notre-Dame Est Street, 514-875-5110

Behold this rare black beauty. A 35mm Leica M for the ages!

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10503 - Leica M7 0.72 Black Chrome - *A+*
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Description

Serial number: 2852597
Made by: Leica, Germany
Condition: A+ (Click here for details)
Details: This M7 has the Improved MP-type viewfinder and Optical DX reader
Includes: Complete box
Warranty: One Year

The Black chrome M7 with the classic script Leica inscription on the top plate was especially made for the Japanese market in the early 2000. 

This minty and fully functional aperture priority M7 has the optical film DX reader and the upgraded version of the viewfinder.

The Vulcanite is new and completely intact. Light Meter is in perfect working order. Viewfinder and rangefinder are clean and precise. All speeds are accurate, It would a great camera to use and to create unique and very personal images.

If you still believe in film and the true spirit of Leica rangefinder photography , this is a rare opportunity to acquire the much missed M7!

Born after 17 years of design, the Leica M7 TTL .72 Rangefinder Camera is a fantastic hybrid of classic Leica values with modern electronic advantages which results in a camera that's faster than ever yet still endowed with the 'soul' of a Leica. There's a certain feel to the mechanical operation of a Leica M's functions that's oddly satisfying in an emotional context, and this is the hallmark of the Leica brand. That feel has not changed, but instead been infused with aperture-priority autoexposure, an informative viewfinder, and high-speed TTL flash synchronization. The Leica M7 is as whisper-quiet, reliable, and easily focused as any Leica M camera, but now has the speed and control that only the modern accompaniments can give.

The M7's classic dimensions are identical to the M3 first introduced in 1954-a real testament to the brilliance of the design. This is a camera that's incredibly reliable and as quiet as they come, with a broad selection of available lenses in both the new and used markets. The M7 TTL, when used with Lecia-specific Metz flashes, can sync at up to 1/1000th second with TTL flash exposure control-a real improvement over prior models. The viewfinder, such an important part of the M experience, retains its classic brightness and framing lines but now unobtrusively adds information upon your shutter speed, the film speed, the exposure mode, and the flash readiness. The M7 now automatically recognizes the film speed, and provides aperture-priority autoexposure. It only needs two tiny button batteries which last a long time, but also has 1/60th and 1/125th manual shutter speeds if needed. 

Technical Data

Technical Specifications
Camera Type 35mm rangefinder system
Focusing Manual
Viewfinder Reverse Galilean (0.72×)
with automatic or manual selection of parallax-corrected framelines
Rangefinder Coupled, combined (ERB = 49.9 mm)
Lens Mount Leica M
Shutter Focal-plane with cloth curtains
horizontal travel, 1/1000 to 1s
Exposure Meter CdS selective metering
Exposure Modes Manual, aperture priority semi-auto
ASA/ISO Range 6 to 6400 ISO
Flash Shoe Hotshoe
Flash Sync X-sync at 1/50s, all speeds with high-speed flash
TTL Flash Yes
Battery 1× lithium cell
Dimensions 138 × 77 × 38 mm
Weight 560 g

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Used Equipment Condition Guide

A true photo enthusiast always has an eye open, looking for that particular piece of equipment that is either no longer on the market or is priced such as to make it un-affordable. It's the same for us too... which is why we maintain a choice selection of previously owned and vintage equipment in excellent order.
 

 

Grade   Condition

A+       The equipment is as new, no signs of use.

A         The equipment shows almost invisible signs of use.

A-        The equipment shows signs of very light use.

B         The equipment shows signs of use (e.g.brassing) but working perfectly.

C         The equipment has been heavily used but working perfectly.