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So there’s all that – but you can get specs anywhere. I’m more interested in the character of a given camera and how it performs in the real world while shooting on the street. Given that DPR is a gear forum foremost, that is expected. (we can write what we want in the subforums but the editorial stuff is 95% (?) about new gear and tech.I’ve talked to a few people who thought the GR3 might be a bit “too small.” Apart from adapting to the changed controls layout, I never had a problem with the new size. This tiny camera produces professional results and the fact that it’s so small means I’m a lot more likely to have it with me whenever I leave the house. You can’t really complain!

Full creative control over exposure is available, the ISO range is 100-102400, there's a 3-inch touchscreen LCD with 1.04-million-dot resolution, contrast and phase-detection Hybrid AF system, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, single SD memory card slot and 2Gb built-in memory. Tomohiro Noguchi, the Global Head of Ricoh and Pentax Product Planning, told us that "Photography begins and ends with "snap shooting"", epitomized by the Ricoh GR. BTW - I don't think it was XV738, as I have photos of her in wraparound in 1978. I've got some more photos to look at since I did this document, so I'll see what edits I can make and re-publish. Bluetooth and wireless LAN connectivity - easy pairing with smart devices for image transfer and limited remote operation of the camera while displaying a Live-View image on a connected device

The street photographer's dream?

Compatible accessory flash units are AF540FGZ II, AF360FGZ II, AF540FGZ, AF360FGZ and AF201FG RICOH GR III Optional Accessories RICOH GR III -A high-end digital compact camera, featuring an assortment of newly developed main components designed for the ultimate in snapshot photography

if anyone else out there is looking for alternate colours and find that the official ones dont suit your tastes maybe this helps. Hi bill yes your right and thanks for reminding me to remember lol (only kidding) i agree with you of course but i just think sometimes all those variables just force the issue that if your trying to recreate something particular for yourself its ok to use the artist in yourself to interpret the model in the way it is special to you. As the GR III doesn't have a viewfinder (unless you buy and add the optional viewfinder that slots into the hotshoe on top of the camera), being able to move the focus point by touching the screen whilst holding the camera at arm's length is something of a revelation, for the GR series at least. 1080p VideoContrast and phase-detect autofocus have been combined in this Hybrid autofocus system, to create a process with high-speed recognition and precise focussing. When the camera’s power is turned off, the camera displays an original termination screen consisting of the specially designed product logo and a street-view image that symbolizes the camera’s “street snapshot” concept. The Ricoh GR III couples high-quality image capture with intuitive snapshot operation in a compact, lightweight body. The 18.3mm (28mm equivalent) f2.8 fixed focal length lens and large APS-C sensor make it a favourite amongst professionals.