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(1966) As the name suggets, the Hi-Matic 7S is an updated version of the HiMatic 7.

It has the same body as the Hi-Matic 7 as well as the same 45mm (f1.8-22) lens and shutter speed range (1/4 - 1/500 plus B).

What was different about the Hi-Matic 7S was that a hot shoe, a film-load indicator,

and the CLC exposure system (made famous by the Minolta SRT101 SLR camera of the same year) were added to the camera.

Like its predecessor, it had both manual and automatic exposure modes.

Auto-exposure is a programmed setting where the camera selects both shutter speed and aperture.

There is an EV readout in viewfinder to set the exposure manually with EV settings on lens.

It had a parallax-correcting viewfinder with super-imposed rangefinder;

tripod socket, cable release connection, self-timer and PC contact.

The lens has a 55mm filter thread and close-focusing to 3 feet.

Available in chrome or black. Takes a 625 battery.