gavinlg
Veteran
I'm looking at getting one of these sweet little gems for my girlfriend - shes going to uni as of this week and will be spending half of each week about 100kms away - A little camera with a roll of film a week could be the best thing for her to relax and record/document her happenings.
I know so many people love the Olympus Trip, so post your photos here!!!
I know so many people love the Olympus Trip, so post your photos here!!!
gavinlg
Veteran
haha... no one>?
hipTrip
Member
Okay I'll bite. 
Here are some recent Trip 35 photos:
Here are some recent Trip 35 photos:
aad
Not so new now.
The Trip may be the big secret for great photos. There's something about the pictures you can get, especially color.
Flickr has a great Trip 35 pool. Get thee hence.
Flickr has a great Trip 35 pool. Get thee hence.
Paul C. Perkins MD
Perk11350
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Hi Gavin, sorry, didn't check RFF on the weekends
Here's some Trippy shots.
Here's some Trippy shots.
robbiechad
RobbieChad
Scribo
Member
Some nice work here from everyone. hipTrip, your first is outstanding.
When you've got that kind of ability, the camera is almost immaterial (although the Trip looks really nice).
I just went looking for some more Trip work, and found a July 07 article in which Ken Rockwell compares Trip image quality to that of a Canon 5D with a 17-40L lens, shooting 400 Superia with Costco processing in the Trip.
5D owners will not like this...
When you've got that kind of ability, the camera is almost immaterial (although the Trip looks really nice).
I just went looking for some more Trip work, and found a July 07 article in which Ken Rockwell compares Trip image quality to that of a Canon 5D with a 17-40L lens, shooting 400 Superia with Costco processing in the Trip.
5D owners will not like this...
Paul C. Perkins MD
Perk11350
Shot about four years ago - and still one of my favorite scenics.