Olympus Trip 201

The Olympus Trip 201 is a fixed-lens 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced in 1996. Designed as an entry-level model in the long-running Trip series, it prioritized simplicity and affordability for casual photographers. Featuring a fixed-focus 35mm lens and fully automatic exposure, it offered minimal controls – typically just a shutter release and film advance mechanism. Encased in lightweight plastic, it represented the quintessential snapshot camera of its era, aimed at capturing everyday moments without technical complexity.