Olympus Trip AF 30

This camera whilst not the best budget buy still offers reasonable results and is ideal as a starter camera for kids or those who are not looking for top quality results. It performs quite well giving fairly even exposures but is let down by the lens which can never in my opinion provide a sharp picture except in extremely good lighting. In overcast and poor light conditions the images appear 'fuzzy' this is due to the fact that the lens is f5.6, using a 400ISO film helps a lot and given the low price point which averages around £40 it's good value for money. ...  Read the complete review

i bought this camera for the trip of a lifetime, when i went travelling in india. It was the best i could afford at the time costing £70. It is reasonably small and compact and takes a universal 35mm film found pretty cheaply almost anywhere. It is what i tend to call a Phd camera (push here dummy) as i am not very technically minded, i wanted a camera that was easy to set up and just point and shoot. The camera has a good sized lens cover that just slides away and is easy to operate, although you do have to be careful about putting it into pockets and bags as it can slide back and waste the batteries. Once the lens cover is opened, ...  Read the complete review