The Canon EOS 30, sold as the EOS Elan 7E in North America and the EOS 7 in Japan, is a 35mm autofocus film SLR introduced in 2000 for Canon's EF lens mount. It sat in the upper-enthusiast tier of the EOS film line, below the professional EOS-1V, and was notable at launch for its eye-controlled focus point selection.

At UK auction, hammer prices for the EOS 30 have been modest, with the two recorded sales falling between roughly £19 and £62 — wholesale saleroom levels that exclude commission. As of 2026 the model trades as an affordable entry into autofocus film SLRs, and what a body sells for is heavily dependent on whether the eye-control system and shutter are still functional.