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Olympus Trip 35 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera

Name: Olympus Trip 35 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera
Brand: Olympus
Price: 75.0 CAD
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Rating: 4.52 (25 reviews)

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Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...

Format: 35 mm

UPC: 0050332143159

Brand: Olympus

Type: Point & Shoot

Focus Type: Manual

Model: Trip 35

Item Weight: 0.95lbs.

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Capture crisp, clear and lifelike picture of landscapes, street scenes, group images, etc with the Olympus Trip 35, which boasts 40mm focal length. Equipped with a D. Zuiko F2.8 lens, this Olympus 35mm camera promises nothing but the best performance whenever you need it. The selenium photo-electric cell light meter in this Olympus film camera controls the amount of light while taking picture for sharper, brighter and natural photos. The Olympus Trip 35 does not require any battery to function, saving you from the hassle of changing batteries every now and then. The 43.5 mm filter size of this Olympus 35mm camera keeps the lens surface cleaner and scratch resistant. Weighing just 13.77 oz, this lightweight and compact Olympus film camera offers great portability.

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Olympus

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0719822508242, 0050332143159

Model

Trip 35

eBay Product ID (ePID)

101873830

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Point & Shoot

Focus Type

Manual

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0.95lbs.

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35mm

Camera Type

Point & Shoot

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by svanneck
Apr 07, 2021Top favourable review
Perfect little street shooter, old-school
I heard about this little camera from a street photography YouTuber who happened to mention it was his go-to film camera for street photography (alongside his Fuji digital gear), so I looked it up. It took me a while to find one in the condition I wanted, and this one is near mint... amazing considering it was manufactured circa 1970. This is not a rangefinder; rather it uses zone focusing, which gives you a bit less confidence about your shot being in focus, but also lets you be "in the zone" (pun intended) rather than constantly trying to nail focus. The fact is, it works great. This camera uses an ingenious electromechanical autoexposure system that requires no batteries: light gathers on a selenium cell that mechanically controls aperture and shutter speed, or sends up a red flag in ... I heard about this little camera from a street photography YouTuber who happened to mention it was his go-to film camera for street photography (alongside his Fuji digital gear), so I looked it up. It took me a while to find one in the condition I wanted, and this one is near mint... amazing considering it was manufactured circa 1970. This is not a rangefinder; rather it uses zone focusing, which gives you a bit less confidence about your shot being in focus, but also lets you be "in the zone" (pun intended) rather than constantly trying to nail focus. The fact is, it works great. This camera uses an ingenious electromechanical autoexposure system that requires no batteries: light gathers on a selenium cell that mechanically controls aperture and shutter speed, or sends up a red flag in the viewfinder if there isn't enough light. After all these years, this worked flawlessly in this particular camera. But this also means you don't have a lot of control over the exposure triangle -- this is a snapshooter, albeit a high quality one. It can only switch between 2 shutter speeds, 1/200 and 1/40 (you can hear the difference), and it will always stop down to the correct exposure even if you manually set the aperture to f/2.8. The manual settings are ostensibly only for use with flash, but you can use it to override the underexposure failsafe to do some night photography. You can of course also push the film by choosing a higher ASA than the film is rated at. All told this is a perfect camera for the street photographer who wants to go old-school and enjoy a shooting experience unencumbered by menu settings and chimping. Try Kodak Portra 400 (color) and Ilford HP5 (b&w) for some beautiful and forgiving film.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: lunatek-international
by lorrainehealy
Apr 25, 2017
ideal analog camera for travel
I got this camera after having 4 35mm cameras fail during a recent trip. I read a bit about reliable mechanical analog cameras that were lightweight for travel. The Olympus Trip 35 came up as #1. It has an easy zone focusing system, a lovely clear lens, it's essentially a point and shoot from the old school. I'll be buying a couple more to have in reserve.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: kevincollins00
by pb1306
Sep 15, 2021
A nostalgic camera
The camera comes with original case and functions well. Its decent outlook has been well kept for many years. Shooting photos with this compact camera is a relaxing joy as it slows down my space for photography but also recalls ample memories of my good old days in the film era. I love it !
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: pQsNWDI0SMm@Deleted
by garocarl-stftmoeh
Dec 29, 2020
Olympus Trip 35
Excellent, fun little camera. I recommend adding one to your collection as they are only going to appreciate.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: splf_shop
by alexc623
Nov 04, 2019
Olympus Trip 35 - Vintage Gold
I bought this hoping it would work and it did. I’ve already put a few rolls through it and the sharpness, saturation and ease of use is great!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: bluetiger305

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