Years ago, there was talk of a very unique Ricoh GR camera that had everyone salivarting. It was called the Ricoh GR-E -- and it was supposed to boast a 36MP curved full-frame sensor as a very unique lens.

That was back in 2018 and before the pandemic had its way with the world. But since then, we haven't seen any real serious innovations come from the company on the compact front. Of course, there are the cameras like the HDF that have halation filters built in. But what the world really wanted was a camera with a full-frame sensor and weather resistance. In fact, perhaps more than anything, the latter is the most requested feature. . thephoblographer.com

2025-2-7 17:00

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Ricoh shares 360

Editor's note: The below video is best viewed in Chrome or Firefox browsers, as they support 360-degree video: Ricoh has published photos and video captured with a specialized version of its Ricoh Theta 360-degree spherical camera developed in partnership with with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). dpreview.com »

2019-10-19 20:15

Review: Ricoh GR III (An Almost Perfect Street Photography Camera)

When the Ricoh GR III was announced, I was very disappointed to see that it was more of an upgrade rather than a brand new camera that truly brought it into the modern digital world. By that, I wanted a reason to spend a lot of money such as a full frame sensor, weather sealing, improved autofocus, etc. thephoblographer.com »

2019-08-21 07:00

Special Report: Shooting Street Photography With the Ricoh GR III in NYC

If you were to sit there and compile a list of cult cameras, the majority of them would be analog--but in the digital world one can consider the predecessors to the Ricoh GR III to be cult classics. Along with the Fujifilm X100 series of cameras, the Ricoh GR has been fascinating street photographers for years. thephoblographer.com »

2019-02-22 01:00

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