Trip 35 Shot

[Trius]

Courtesy and with the permission of Dr. Paul Perkins, who belongs to the olympus-pen-rf Yahoo mailing list. I'm always amazed at the images the Trip 35 can produce.

 

[DougK]

Very cool photo, thanks for sharing. The Trip is definitely a great camera, no doubt about it. Built like a tank, very intuitive to operate, and a great lens. What more could you ask for? Well, maybe the ability to shoot ISO 800 and 1600 film, I suppose... but other than that, it's a great vacation camera and an excellent daytime street shooter. I don't take mine out to play nearly as often as I should.

 

[Trius]

Here's another one ... in B&W it gives a slightly retro look, though I don't know what film was used.

 

[DMG]

I've got a roll of tri-x sitting in mine at the moment...it hasn't had anything through it in years (was my grandfathers and bought new when they came out), I saw Rich Silvfers blog and his post here and remembered I had it. It's also the camera that I took my very first photo with, massive sentimentality.

 

[kully]

If anyone wants one for the cost of P&P I have a "much loved", fully working one in my drawer.

I like it, the lens is nice. But, I always forget about the focussing and it is hopeless in indoor light (lower than EV7-8).

However, it is small, extremely tough, quiet and lovely cheap. Plus David Bailey did an advert for it.

I now keep a XA2 in my coat pocket instead.

 

[pixman]

Hi Kully. If you still have it I would be interested. Rod.

 

[Andrew McPhee]

Wow, stunning photos! Maybe it's time I put a roll through one of mine...

 

[kully]

I emailed you pixman - the Trip is yours.

 

[pixman]

Thanks a million, Kully. Pixman