Olympus trip af 30 35mm film camera - 34mm autofocus tested

F2 The Olympus Trip AF 30 is a compact and very easy-to-use 35mm film camera from the 1990s, designed for people who want to enjoy the look and feeling of analog photography without complicated settings. It features a 34mm f/5.6 lens, giving a slightly wider field of view that is ideal for everyday photography, holidays, street scenes, friends, family and spontaneous snapshots. The camera uses autofocus and automatic exposure, so it is especially suitable for beginners or anyone who simply wants to load a roll of film and start shooting. A very practical feature is the sliding front lens barrier, which protects the lens when the camera is not in use and also acts as the power switch. Slide it open and the camera is ready to shoot. It also includes useful flash controls, with fill-in flash and flash-off options, giving a little more control than many simple compact cameras of the same period. Film handling is fully automatic, with motorized film advance and automatic rewind at the end of the roll. This makes the Trip AF 30 a true point-and-shoot camera and a very easy way to enjoy 35mm film photography. The camera is powered by 2 × AA batteries, which are easy to find and replace. Batteries are not included. FilmPhotography.eu This example is in excellent overall condition. The body shows only some very small micro-scratches and light cosmetic signs of previous use. There is also one very small crack in the body near the battery door. This does not affect the battery door or its operation in any way, but it is mentioned for complete transparency. A great choice for anyone wanting to get into 35mm film photography with something compact, simple and enjoyable to use. Its small size makes it easy to carry everywhere, while the automatic operation lets you concentrate on the moment rather than the settings. It has exactly the kind of nostalgic 1990s point-and-shoot character that many film photographers enjoy today — just load a roll of film, insert two AA batteries, slide open the lens cover and start shooting.