Olympus TRIP 35 met D. ZUIKO 40mm f/2.8 | ICONIC CAMERA Analogue compact camera
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Description from the seller
The Olympus Trip 35 was introduced in 1967 and produced until 1984. Over this long period, more than 10 million units were sold. This clearly shows that it was, and still is, an extremely popular camera. As the name suggests, the Olympus Trip 35 was marketed as a camera to take on trips (holidays). It weighs only 390 grams and features a metal body, making it feel very solid and comfortable to hold. Until mid-1978, this camera was equipped with a silver metal shutter button. All later models replaced this with a black plastic button (like this one). Due to the use of solar cells (visible in the lens design), this camera does not require batteries.
Even if you're just starting with analog photography, the Trip 35 is a very suitable camera. It features an automatic mode, where the camera measures the light itself and then selects the correct shutter speed and aperture. With its sleek, timeless design and small size, it's the perfect camera to always have with you. The lens has a little speck of dirt in it.
This camera is, although I cannot guarantee it due to its advanced age, working (the red flag also rises properly when underexposed), but it can no longer operate with an external flash.
Specifications:
Objective: D. Zuiko, 40mm F/2.8, 4 elements in 3 groups
- Film sensitivity settings: 25-400 ISO, set manually.
Shutter speed: 1/40 to 1/200 sec.
- Aperture: f/3.5 to f/22
Film rolling: thumb wrapping with a single movement at the back of the camera.
Weight: 390gr
Small format camera: film roll with 36 frames remains 36 frames.
Red warning signal for underexposure.
See photos to get a good idea of the condition of the camera, a genuine collector's Olympus, which is part of the description. You get what you see!
Shipping with DPD, GLS, or DHL.
It is well packaged and shipped quickly. We are not responsible for additional taxes levied outside the EU or for returns if you are not at home.
The item in this auction is sold "as is." If an item has not been tested, the risk of it not working lies with the buyer. This means that no claims regarding the item's functionality can be made after the sale, unless it does not match the description below.
Good luck with the auction and success!
The Olympus Trip 35 was introduced in 1967 and produced until 1984. Over this long period, more than 10 million units were sold. This clearly shows that it was, and still is, an extremely popular camera. As the name suggests, the Olympus Trip 35 was marketed as a camera to take on trips (holidays). It weighs only 390 grams and features a metal body, making it feel very solid and comfortable to hold. Until mid-1978, this camera was equipped with a silver metal shutter button. All later models replaced this with a black plastic button (like this one). Due to the use of solar cells (visible in the lens design), this camera does not require batteries.
Even if you're just starting with analog photography, the Trip 35 is a very suitable camera. It features an automatic mode, where the camera measures the light itself and then selects the correct shutter speed and aperture. With its sleek, timeless design and small size, it's the perfect camera to always have with you. The lens has a little speck of dirt in it.
This camera is, although I cannot guarantee it due to its advanced age, working (the red flag also rises properly when underexposed), but it can no longer operate with an external flash.
Specifications:
Objective: D. Zuiko, 40mm F/2.8, 4 elements in 3 groups
- Film sensitivity settings: 25-400 ISO, set manually.
Shutter speed: 1/40 to 1/200 sec.
- Aperture: f/3.5 to f/22
Film rolling: thumb wrapping with a single movement at the back of the camera.
Weight: 390gr
Small format camera: film roll with 36 frames remains 36 frames.
Red warning signal for underexposure.
See photos to get a good idea of the condition of the camera, a genuine collector's Olympus, which is part of the description. You get what you see!
Shipping with DPD, GLS, or DHL.
It is well packaged and shipped quickly. We are not responsible for additional taxes levied outside the EU or for returns if you are not at home.
The item in this auction is sold "as is." If an item has not been tested, the risk of it not working lies with the buyer. This means that no claims regarding the item's functionality can be made after the sale, unless it does not match the description below.
Good luck with the auction and success!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Olympus
Model/ type nr
TRIP 35 met D. ZUIKO 40mm f/2.8 | ICONIC CAMERA
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Not tested
Film type
35mm
Serial number
3570132
Estimated Period
1980-1990
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