Felix11

Ming Thein received his on Friday 3rd May. https://twitter.com/mingthein/status/330371806886256640

Do you know what you want a camera for? I spent 3 months lusting over the Fuji range, I still love them, but I'm going to get a Ricoh GR because what I want is good low light performance (i.e....

Thanks for the test shot. (To you, and to your wife for allowing you to post it.) I am interested in the low light capabilities of the Coolpix A. Did you force ISO 6400 or did the camera select...

Surely what this means is that in real life we could shoot the Nikon at 1/640th and capture an additional 20% more light and therefore the visible noise (chroma or luminance) in the Nikon image...

Surely what this means is that in real life we could shoot the Nikon at 1/640th and capture an additional 20% more light and therefore the visible noise (chroma or luminance) in the Nikon image...

Surely what this means is that in real life we could shoot the Nikon at 1/640th and capture an additional 20% more light and therefore the visible noise in the Nikon image would be significantly...

Looking at the IR Test scenes it seems to me...

Looking at the IR Test scenes it seems to me...

Looking at the IR Test scenes it seems to me...

Excellent! Keep up the good work ... I Want to buy one of these puppies :-)

How does the build quality compare between the Nikon and the Ricoh?

If the construction is poor then that would be a big problem. However, I don't think that comparing tbe Nikon A to the X100 - a 2.5 year old model noted for poor AF performance - is a very strong...

Ricoh GR: ND filter timelapse recording eye-fi connectivity Ricoh Max shutter 4000 vs 2000 Min shutter 300 secs vs 30, RAW+JPEG mode, 1:1 3:2 4:3 modes, higher res screen price bulb mode 290 vs 240...

I see elsewhere that the Nikon does have a bulb mode.

I see I can get the Nikon ML-L3 remote control for £11.

I see I can get the Nikon ML-L3 remote control for £11.

The Ricoh accessories page shows a 'cable switch' which will do the job, but interestingly no remote controller.

For both the Ricoh and the Nikon, since they don't have threaded shutter release buttons I presume you have to buy sort sort of IR(?) remote controller?

Thanks for 2 good answers.

DPReview: it is a bit odd that you have two sets of comments on the Ricoh GR, one on the page announcing the Preview article, and another on the preview article itself. Could they not both show the...

1) Ricoh is 12 bit RAW whereas Nikon is 14 bit.
Is this important?

2) The flash on the Ricoh seems to be much weaker than the Nikon.

3) Do we know the price for the optional optical viewfinder...

ISO 51200! And this in the camera rumoured to be in the Ricoh GR to be announced in 6 hours time!