Canon 7s

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Japanese 35mm focal plane VF and RF (edit)

Leica screw mount	Alta \| Bessa L/T/R \| Canon II/III/IV \| Canon VT \| Canon VIT \| Canon P \| Canon 7 \| Canon 7s \| Chiyoca \| Chiyotax \| Honor S1 \| Honor SL \| Ichicon-35 \| Jeicy \| Konica FR \| Leotax \| Leotax G \| Melcon \| Melcon II \| Minolta 35 \| Muley \| Nicca \| Nippon \| Tanack 35/IIIS/IV-S \| Tanack SD \| Tanack VP \| Teica \| Yasuhara T981
Leica M mount	Bessa R2/R3/R4 \| Konica Hexar RF \| Minolta CLE \| Rollei 35 RF
Nikon mount	Bessa R2S \| Nikon rangefinder models
Contax G mount	Contax G1 \| Contax G2
Other	Bessa R2C \| Kwanon \| Tanack V3
Japanese TLR and pseudo TLR ->
Japanese 6×6, 4.5×6, 3×4 and 4×4 ->

Canon 7s with incredibly fast (and enormous) f/0.95 50mm lens

The Canon 7s is a 35mm rangefinder camera made in Japan by Canon from 1965-1967^[1], replacing the Canon 7. Lenses were interchangeable using a 39mm screw or a bayonet mount^[2]. Shutter is a focal plane device with speeds from 1s to 1/1000s.

There is a built-in coupled light meter, with a scale on the top plate, but only capable of film speeds up to 400 ASA.