Ricoh GR Digital III

The dudes and dudettes at Photography Blog are nothing if not thorough, and their latest review is no exception. The GR Digital III and its peculiar 28mm wide-angle fixed focal length lens (i.e. no optical zoom) have been subjected to an inspection ...

While the GXR sounds like good news for photographers looking for a high-quality shoot-from-the-hip camera for street and travel photography, getting set up doesn't come cheap.

You know Ricoh. And not just as an office copier company. Anyone who's been involved in photography for more than a few years knows that this Japanese company was a player in various film cameras, especially 35mm SLRs

But who ever heard of a camera with a fixed lens and no zoom?

Have had the camera for about a week. Have hundreds of photo's. Many macro shots. Many shots at a bar during a party. In my opinion the image quality has been excellent. When shooting in RAW the subsequent download to the computer is both a RAW image...

This is probably one of the most well thought out compact cameras on the market. I also own a Canon 5D but this is the camera that I always have with me and that I use most of the time. This camera takes into account the needs of serious photographers...

alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 user reviews of the Ricoh GR Digital III from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 5.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

In the hands of an experienced photographer, one who shoots from the hip, frames intuitively, and adjusts on the fly, the Ricoh GR Digital can be magic. Even in the hands of a forever amateur like this Potato Head, the Ricoh can produce some...

I used to have a GR Digital, the first of the digital GR\'s, inconspicuous, snappy in operation, and one of the very few digital compacts which actually has it\'s own characteristic \'look\' to the files. Eventually made the mistake of selling it and...

I used to have a GR Digital, the first of the digital GR's, inconspicuous, snappy in operation, and one of the very few digital compacts which actually has it's own characteristic 'look' to the files. Eventually made the mistake of selling it and have...