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The '''Trip AF''' of 1984 was an automatic [[35mm]] [[compact camera]], with manual winding and 2-point [[autofocus]] manufactured by [[Olympus]]. It was one of a [[Olympus_Trip_(autofocus)|series of cheap models]] branded with the famous ''Trip'' name. Its simple AF system had focal points at 1.5 and 4 meters. The price was ¥34,300 (including the case). | The '''Trip AF''' of 1984 was an automatic [[35mm]] [[compact camera]], with manual winding and 2-point [[autofocus]] manufactured by [[Olympus]]. It was one of a [[Olympus_Trip_(autofocus)|series of cheap models]] branded with the famous ''Trip'' name. Its simple AF system had focal points at 1.5 and 4 meters. The price was ¥34,300 (including the case). | ||
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The Trip AF of 1984 was an automatic 35mm compact camera, with manual winding and 2-point autofocus manufactured by Olympus. It was one of a series of cheap models branded with the famous Trip name. Its simple AF system had focal points at 1.5 and 4 meters. The price was ¥34,300 (including the case).
- Lens: Zuiko 35mm, f/3.5
- Shutter speed: Automatically chosen as 1/85 or 1/120s.
- Integral Flash, with on/off switch.
- Manual advance and rewind of 35mm film.
Links
Trip AF in the Olympus Global History.
