Ricoh GX200 Reviews

The GX200's 69mm LCD screen packs in an amazing 460,000 pixels, twice the resolution of most -- and that's just one example of the top-end features this camera has despite its small size. Its focal length is also wider than usual, meaning it&apo...

Small size; build quality; advanced controls; wideangle zoom

Expensive for a compact; performance good but not outstanding

Ricoh might not be one of the biggest names in photography, but it has a long history of camera manufacturing and its compact GR film camera earned a cult following. The GX200 offers the same blend of pocketability and power. Cheaper cameras can match its...

Ricoh has quite a history in camera design and development dating back over fifty years. The latest GX200 camera continues their tradition of robust quality.

Video can be shot in a range of resolutions and frame rates, the highest being 640x480 at 30fps. Video is stored in AVI format

Announced on the 24th of June 2008, the Ricoh GX200 is a 12 megapixel update to the Ricoh GX100 and features a 24mm wide angle 3x optical zoom lens, 1cm macro, ISO1600, full manual controls, a new 2.7" screen, a new image processing engine Smooth Imaging

More and more it seems like you have to buy a Digital SLR in order to get manual controls - not so with the Ricoh GX200 - it features full manual controls and more customisable buttons than most Digital SLRs! With this camera you can have all the great Di...

I have dipped into the point-n-shoot realm many times attempting to find an alternative to lugging my DSLR around, and have never found anything that was good enough to substitute for my other cameras, until now. I had the Ricoh GX100 and was pretty happy...

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For the fully featured compact, this camera still competes as the current compact king, all said and considered. Yes it is noisy from ISO 400 on, but with a nice and bright 2.5 aperture, and Camera Shake Correction, you are able to use much lower ISO's th...

No mechanical or software malfunctions encountered to date.

Overall a great camera for many who like to have a similar feature set as a DSLR. The interface is exceptionally good. I prefer taking pictures in RAW over jpeg for the additional flexibility at "fixing" my photos in post processing. The RAW files at ISO

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