Ricoh CX4 review
Ricoh CX4 review - Image Quality
Ricoh CX4 review - Image Quality
The impressive image quality is another feature
thankfully inherited by the CX4 from the CX3. Colour reproduction is
excellent, with a pleasingly natural colour palette displayed. The tones
may be a touch muted for some, but a quick bit of post-processing
easily remedies this, otherwise Vivid colours can be selected using the
in-camera options.
As was the case with previous models in the CX
series, the tonal range of the CX4 is excellent. Both shadows and
highlights are well-handled and saved from being blown out, although a
criticism can be levelled at the dull midtones. Again, however, this can
be corrected in post-production. Sharpness is pleasing throughout the
frame, although a touch soft at the edges, and image noise is well
handled throughout the ISO range.





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July 12 22:40
Robert Needham
Marked barrel distorion at all but the middle focal lengths. Top right hand corner out of focus at all focal lengths. Marked colour fringeing on high contrast details.No increase in depth of field at "small"apertures, suspect ND filter or electronic equivalent is used. Otherwie good value at £234.