Thank you for viewing! This item has been serviced and inspected, so you can use it with confidence. The Canon 7, an upgrade from the Canon P, was released in 1961 as a top-of-the-line model. It features a built-in exposure meter, a bright-frame viewfinder, and compatibility with wide-angle lenses. It is also a camera that can use the ultra-large aperture F0.95 lens. The viewfinder is a bright-frame type similar to the Leica M series, making it a comfortable camera to use. Compatible lenses are Leica L mount. *Lens not included. Appearance: There are scratches and minor imperfections due to aging, but it is in generally good condition. Cleaned. New light seals replaced. Optics: Viewfinder cleaned. Some unremovable traces of mold are visible, but the view is clear. Operation: Shutter speeds OK. Exposure meter working OK. Both have been measured with a measuring instrument and confirmed to be within the acceptable range of the standard values. Self-timer is not working. Accessories: None Condition is based on subjective assessment: This is a used item from over 50 years ago, so it is not as pristine as a new item. We have tried to show the condition as clearly as possible in the photos, but please understand that there may be minor scratches that cannot be fully captured. Also, if you are overly concerned with minute details by examining it under LED light, you may not be satisfied, so we hope that those who have a tolerant understanding of old cameras and lenses will cherish it. Immediate purchase is welcome: This item may be listed on other domestic and international sites simultaneously. In the unlikely event of a sale due to a discrepancy, we will cancel the order. Thank you for your understanding. Return Guarantee: If there is any discrepancy with the description, we will refund the full amount including shipping costs. (Please contact us before giving a review.) Thank you for reading to the end! #H0185 Type...Camera Body