Olympus Trip 35 Compact Camera

This is a full-size, compact EE film camera released around 1968.

By setting the aperture ring to the "A" mark, you can shoot with automatic exposure. Focusing is done using a zone focus system (4-point), making it a camera with fewer failures. Just as the camera's name suggests, it was a suitable camera for travel at the time.

I purchased this one about 10 years ago from a used camera store. The exterior has no noticeable scratches and is in relatively good condition for its age. The lens and viewfinder have no mold or fogging, but there is some dust that doesn't affect the photos. The light seals are also in good condition.

The shutter, exposure (the red mark warning for underexposure also works), aperture, focus ring operation, and the series of winding and rewinding operations are all good. The 12th and 13th photos are scans of film taken with this camera.

Accessories include a strap and a lens cap (F).

Here is an excerpt of the specifications:
Lens: D. Zuiko 40mm F2.8
ISO sensitivity: ISO25～ISO400
Aperture: F2.8～F22・A (Auto)
Shutter speed: Aperture auto (1/30 sec・1/250 sec) / Aperture manual (1/30 sec)
No battery required.