Difference between revisions of "Olympus Trip Fixed Focus"
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* [[Olympus Trip MD3]] (1998) | * [[Olympus Trip MD3]] (1998) | ||
* [[Olympus Trip 100]] (1992) | * [[Olympus Trip 100]] (1992) | ||
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| + | * [[Olympus Trip 201]] (1996) | ||
* [[Olympus Trip 300]] | * [[Olympus Trip 300]] | ||
* [[Olympus Trip 400]] | * [[Olympus Trip 400]] | ||
Revision as of 04:07, 21 February 2012
Description
When Olympus discontinued the metal-bodied Trip 35 in 1984, it launched a series of cameras that used the 'Trip' name, but were otherwise quite different. Mostly they had auto-focus, but some were aimed at the bargain end of the market and had fixed focus and a single shutter speed. It is these basic cameras that are listed here.
Later models had XB (extra big) viewfinders.
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- Olympus Supertrip
- Olympus Trip MD
- Olympus Trip MD2 (1990)
- Olympus Trip MD3 (1998)
- Olympus Trip 100 (1992)
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| Trip 201 image by Arty Smokes (Image rights) |
- Olympus Trip 201 (1996)
- Olympus Trip 300
- Olympus Trip 400
- Olympus Trip 401
- Olympus Trip 500 (28mm lens)
- Olympus Trip 505 (28mm lens, self-timer)
- Olympus Trip 600
- Olympus Trip 601 (like 600, but with self-timer)
- Olympus Trip Junior (1990)
- Olympus Trip Panorama (1991)
- Olympus Trio Panorama 2 (1993)
- Olympus Trip XB3 (1996)
- Olympus Trip XB400 (2000)
- Olympus Trip XB401
Links
- Consumer models on olympus-europa.com
