Staff preview of the traveling camera, OLYMPUS TRIP35

This classic film camera was released in 1968. As its name suggests, "Trip" is a camera you'll want to take with you wherever you go.

It's light and compact, so all you have to do is remove the lens cap, hold it, and press the shutter.

There are no complicated settings required, and you can just estimate the focus by eye and say, "I guess it's about this good?"

The lens is 40mm f/2.8, but it still captures a clear image.

The light and colors are very natural and somehow soft, and I love how it honestly captures the scenery of travel destinations and everyday life.

What's more, this camera doesn't require batteries. The selenium solar cell around the lens determines the brightness and automatically adjusts the exposure.

It also has a mechanism that prevents the shutter from being released if it is too dark (a red tongue appears in the viewfinder), which is a thoughtful design that helps prevent mistakes.

The retro look also gives me a nostalgic feeling.

Whether you're traveling or just taking a walk on your day off, this is the kind of camera you'll want to choose and think, "I wonder if I should take this with me today."