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Welcome to the Leica M7 page
The Leica M7

The LEICA
M7 at a glance
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Make automatic exposures: stepless automatic shutter speed control
with metered value storage
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Work more accurately: cloth focal plane shutter controls exposure times
electronically
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Stay informed at all times: Unique LED integrated in the viewfinder
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Start immediately: An ON/OFF switch is positioned ergonomically right next
to the release button
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Flash at ultra-high exposure times: In conjunction with special Metz flash
units can now flash at synch speeds up to 1/1000 second
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Use flash creatively: Flash unit can also be triggered by the second shutter
curtain
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Prevent faulty exposures: DX coding and override feature in the automatic
exposure mode
Leica_M7_Technical_Data_en.pdf
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Leica_M7_Instructions_en.pdf
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M-System Brochure_en.pdf
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Classics are works that are
immune to the passing whims of the present. They are never rewritten, but
re-interpreted on the basis of a changed world. The analog LEICA M7 is such a
classic. Silver halide photography with a Leica M has a special appeal: the
understandable process of exposing the film and the chemical processing of the
same piece of material create an emotional relationship with the subject and the
camera. The concentration when taking the photograph, the keen anticipation of
the literally tangible images and the excellent results are all arguments in favour
of analog Leica M cameras.
As
an alternative to the familiar manual method of exposure adjustment - which, of
course, can still be used - the LEICA M7 offers a convenient stepless aperture
priority mode with storage of measurement data at the shutter.
You just have to focus
and select the frame - and can then devote your full attention to taking the
photograph
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With
its range of intelligent features, the M7 gives you many options for picture
composition. TTL flash exposure measurement takes the risk out of flash
photography.
Creative latitude is
offered by synchronization times down to 1/1000 s and flash synchronization at
the second shutter curtain. Viewfinder displays facilitate photography with long
exposure times.
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Ergonomically
located right next to the shutter release button, the ON/OFF button activates
the electronics of the LEICA M7 and also disables the shutter release when the
camera is switched off.
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There is now a choice
of either manual or automatic film speed setting (DX coding), eliminating the
risk of annoying exposure errors due to wrong ISO settings.
The stepless aperture
priority mode ensures reliable and precise exposure. This system that is unique
for rangefinder cameras gives a clearly legible display of all the information
in the viewfinder of the LEICA M7 - even in critical side light.
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Click on the
individual views of the M7 to download 300dpi pictures
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