Ricoh’s GR line of compact cameras have long been considered one of the best choices for street photography, as they offer wide-angle lenses combined with large sensors for compact bodies, making them the best discreet but powerful. This excellent review video takes a look at the latest version, the GR IIIx, and how it works for street photography.
Coming to you from Robin KingThis great video review will look at Camera Ricoh GR IIIx. Despite its small size, the GR IIIx manages to pack a 24.2-megapixel APS-C sensor into the body and combine it with a 40mm-equivalent f/2.8 lens, making it a decent option. attractive for street work and walking. In addition, it comes with:
- High refractive index, low dispersion glass lens and high precision aspherical molded glass lens to reduce distortion and aberration
- Built-in ND filter reduces exposure by two stops
- 9-blade aperture for smoother bokeh
- Contrast and phase detection autofocus system with face and eye detection
- Vibration reduction system with up to four compensation stops
- 0.8 second warm-up time for fast action
- 3 inch touch screen
- In-camera raw editing
- Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
Check out the video above for Wong’s full thoughts on the GR IIIx.
