Ricoh GXR: Product Photos
Above: Ricoh GXR with 33mm f/2.5 macro lens (with manual focus ring) with 12.3MP CMOS APS-C sized sensor
Above: Ricoh GXR with 24-72mm f/2.8-4.4 zoom with 10MP CCD
Above: Ricoh GXR body
Above: Ricoh GXR 'camera units' housing lens, sensor and processor
Above: Ricoh GXR back view
Above: Ricoh GXR side view, with the zoom lens (left) and macro lens (right)
Above: Ricoh GXR optional electronic viewfinder
Above: Ricoh GXR accessories
Above: Ricoh GXR is also compatible with the TC1 telephoto and DW6 wideangle adaptors
Above: Illustration of the shallow depth of field possible with the GXR 33mm macro lens (shot at 1/125sec, f/2.5, ISO 200)
This article has more pages:
- 1. Ricoh GXR: ‘world’s smallest interchangeable lens compact’
- 2. Ricoh GXR: Product Photos
- 3. Ricoh GXR: Press Release
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November 10 22:23
Andrew Higgins
Very clever camera design, precise engineering, and intriguing future possibilities. I'm a keen Ricoh user, but baulk somewhat at a compact that costs about the same as a Nikon D90. A dSLR and a digital compact are different 'tools' for different purposes of course, but the GXR will need to find very committed buyers at this price. Downscaling from Leica M9's maybe? The hugely cheaper Ricoh GX100 or GX200 will suffice for many needing/wanting a high quality compact.
November 21 14:21
Roy
What a refreshing change - pity about the price, though!