Leica M7 35mm Rangefinder Camera with 0.72 Viewfinder and 50mm f/2.0 Lens 10546
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Product Feature
- Virtually all system components of the preceding models remain compatible
- Form, size and the proven operating concept were retained without changes
- The Leica M7 is the easiest Leica film camera to use with automatic exposure and precision handling
- The ultimate rangefinder film system camera with lenses from 16mm to 135mm in focal length available, and a full line of accessories
Product Description
Leica's advanced film rangefinder camera. The M7 is both manual and automatic exposure control. With traditional Leica precision and imaging capability. The M7 body and 50mm F 2.0 Summicron lens makes the this perfect start for any rangefinder photographer's system.Leica M7 35mm Rangefinder Camera with 0.72 Viewfinder and 50mm f/2.0 Lens 10546 Review
This starter kit is aimed for the well-heeled amateur photographer who is interested in the finest 35mm camera available. Although Leica purists may say that the Leica MP is the finest, I disagree since the Leica M7 has more features, most notably aperture priority automation and TTL (Through The Lens) flash, for the same price as the all mechanical MP. Unfortunately, the bad news is that unlike the MP, this rangefinder camera is virtually dead except for two shutter speeds if your batteries die out. And yet despite this inconvenience, the Leica M7 is the quietest, best handling Leica M rangefinder camera I've come across. It comes with a 50mm f2 Summicron-M lens which may not be the best 50mm lens currently available, but is still a fine performer, capable of taking fine photographs even under low light conditions with fast color or black and white film. Both the Leica M7 and 50mm f2 Summicron-M lens comprise an excellent introduction to the Leica M rangefinder system and 35mm rangefinder photography.Is the Leica M7 a 35mm camera for everyone? Of course the answer is no, since a rangefinder camera, unlike a single lens reflex (SLR) camera, has a very limited range of lenses. It is superb with wide angle and normal lenses since it is often easier to focus with a rangefinder than a SLR, and can be as fast, if not faster, than the latest autofocus SLRs. The Leica truly excels as the ideal tool for discrete documentary photography, producing what the late Henri Cartier-Bresson referred to as the "decisive moment" photograph. So if you care deeply about making great documentary photography images, then perhaps either the Leica M7 or MP should be your camera.
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