Olympus Trip AF50, Fuji Superia 400, Supermarket dev/scan

[iangreenhalgh1]

Crappy camera with fixed focus 28mm lens with fixed aperture (f9.3 I think) and single shutter speed. I had really poor, soft results from the roll of BW I put through it but this colour roll is much better, it's not a camera I will use much due to the fixed focus and exposure, but the lens actually looks decent on this roll.


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[Jesito]

Hi Ian,
I like very much the results, the colours are natural and the images nicely composed.
My favs are #2 and #5, but all of them show a reasonable sharpness and grain.
I would have never guessed they were taken with the Trip AF50...
(Have you ever tried the original Tryp 35 from 1966?).

Regards.
Jes.

[iangreenhalgh1]

Cheers Jes. This Superia does seem to be nice film, first time I've used it, I normally shoot Fujicolor 200 for my colour film.

I'm not sure why the sharpness is improved over the BW roll I shot with this camera, quite mystifying.

I have two original Trips, sadly both broken. They are very common here in England, also common to be in abused condition not working.

I will grab one some day, I had an Oly XA2 in my art student days in the 90s and took it everywhere with me as a visual notebook, never actually used a Trip though.

[maxcastle]

That black cock inn looks like a dirty place nicely composed ian, pm sent in relation to m42 to fd convertor.

[Excalibur]

Looks sharp...you'll have to try the Nikon P&Ss..... I bought this AF210 probably for 50p (at the bootie) and was amazed it gave a sharp shot on cheap OOD kodak film with a bit of pop.