Olympus Trip XB40 AF
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| Trip XB40 AF image by Arty Smokes (Image rights) |
The Trip XB40 AF of 2000 is a compact camera with autofocus, taking 35mm film, which was manufactured by Olympus in China. It was one of a series of cheap models branded with the famous Trip name. Encased in a small lightweight body this compact camera is fully automatic with no manual overrides. It has automatic film advance and power rewind.
Customers requiring a self-timer had to pay a little extra for the XB41 AF, which was encased in exactly the same body. A QD model added Quartz date function.
A cheaper variant with fixed focus was the XB401.
Specifications
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| lens covered image by Simon Kidd (Image rights) |
- Lens: 27mm, f/6.3 [1], 3 elements in 3 groups.
- Auto-focusing, range 0.8 meter till infinity.
- ISO: DX decoding ISO 100 - 400.
- Leaf shutter 1/100 sec.
- Autowind and power rewind.
- Viewfinder : Reverse Galilean type.
- Integral auto-flash.
- Integral sliding lens cover.
- Tripod socket.
- Power: 2 AA batteries.
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 115.5 x 68 x 46 mm.
- Weight (without batteries): XB40 AF - 148 grams, XB41 AF - 152 grams.
