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The Ricoh GR IIIx is a compact camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 24 megapixels manufactured from 2021. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 102400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 4 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1044 €;
26 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Opinion:I state that I am an amateur photographer and therefore I leave the technical data to the professionals but I must say that this camera is practically perfect. Take super photos. Raw materials are easy to work with. The only flaw is the battery life and a spare one costs about € 70 and lacks the viewfinder. It looks like shooting with a cell phone at the end. In addition, the backlit screen is not visible.
Opinion:After the unattainable GR II still in my possession I decided not to look at my wallet and buy this little gem, mainly attracted by 40mm. It is useless to flatter her more than the others have done, suffice it to say that even if I know that I will face a monotonous working day she is always with me, from when I get out of bed to when I come back in, this is her greatest virtue! The extreme portability and extreme quality lead you to reserve a pocket just for her, even if you don't go out with the intent of photographing, thus giving you the opportunity to have a professional tool anytime and anywhere. The simulations are unfortunately better in the big sister GRii in my opinion, as they give a more analog look in the photos, nevertheless they are still very nice and highly customizable. The ability to shoot in RAW and apply filters later is a plus that few people talk about, as if it were a matter of course, but it is a wonderful feature in my opinion, another wonderful feature is the possibility of double exposures and the integrated ND filter. The absence of the viewfinder is not a big malus for me, but my biggest nibble was the flash (present in the GRII version). I don't pretend that it necessarily has to be integrated, but the parent company could make an external compact flash with TTL, I know it might sound like a whim, but it's like saying "Is your passion photography? Hold on to this jewel! You can shoot wherever you want, whenever you want, but not after dark, unless you buy an external flash that's bigger than the camera itself" and magically Cinderella's carriage at midnight becomes a pumpkin again. Fairy tales aside, I have a Sony A7IV and an A7III, but in my pockets there is always a ricoh, if you love photography you can't miss it.
Pros:image quality, PERFECT size, simulations almost at Fuji levels
Cons:Lack of viewfinder, battery life, very "modern" feel, lack of swivel screen that would have made the difference
Opinion:What can I say, a CRAZY camera. Finally a real "compact". I laugh when they call an X100V or Q2 "compact". What is compact about them? Absolutely nothing, because I defy anyone to fit such a camera into a "pocket". If they are then used with lens hoods or various other ammeniconi, goodnight. This has always "stoned" me with the cameras mentioned above, although the undoubted quality of both, and the pleasure I used in using them. But let's be serious, they are NOT compact cameras, and they don't have anything more than a camera with pancake lenses or the like attached. Here we are really in front of a compact camera that can fit in any leather jacket, in the inner pocket, perhaps going out on a motorcycle. Unfortunately, these dimensions are paid for with a lack of a viewfinder and a general feeling of "approximate" shooting, far from the above-mentioned. It feels like shooting with a full-fledged smartphone, but with an image quality that is unattainable for the latter. The film simulations are also beautiful with a system very similar to the Fuji. The battery life is a "minus" but honestly negligible, if I want to take hundreds of photos for a whole day, I take something else with me. For the use for which it is intended, it seems to me to be more than acceptable.
Pros:A camera that allows me to photograph at any time.
Cons:We know it lacks viewfinder and hard batteries, but we get used to it.
Opinion:I'll start by saying that I've had the Gr3 in the past and I resold it because the 28mm didn't satisfy me too wide angle for the kind of street photos I like to take. I tried this one and decided to get it because the 40mm is my favorite lens for the street. I won't add anything else, it's a camera that you always carry with you and allows you to take shots that with my Z8 with its Z optics I couldn't do as it's easily understandable. Great product, great photos fully satisfied, try it to believe it.
Pros:Ruggedness, portability, file quality, B&W are wonderful, fast shooting
Cons:Autofocus, battery, non-adjustable screen, slowness in displaying shots and the dust issue that for a "pocket" camera is quite complex
Opinion:A compact camera that made me rediscover, after many attempts, my passion for photography. You can take it anywhere and respond immediately. After a while you notice some small flaws, but I would buy it again a thousand times. With about 300€ you can add the adapter and the 75mm (wonderful lens), which unbalances the camera a bit, but allows you even more versatility. It's not an expert review and I apologize for that, but it's thanks to this forum and this section that I found the right machine for me and somehow I wanted to return the favor by sharing my experience.
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