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The Petri 7s II is a japanese fixed-lense rangefinder introduced in 1973. It is based on the Petri 7 from 1961 and looks very similar to the Petri 7s from 1963. The main difference between the 7s and the 7s II is the hotshoe contact for an external flash. There are some other minor cosmetic differences.
The lense is a Petri 2.8/45 and the leaf-shutter is a 10-speed Petri.
Technical specifications
- Lense : Petri C. 45 mm f/2.8
- Shutter : 10-speed + B Petri
- Lightmeter : uncoupled selenium, 10 - 400 ISO
