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If you take a picture, does it save ot on the card?
Could be an issue with the LCD screen. If you just bought the camera and still have waranty, Ricoh will be able to fix it for you.
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I am not sure where you bought it but maybe someone used it in the store before or this is due to the factory testing, however this usually gets reset before the camera ships.
While the file...
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Exactly and I gave Rich a hard time for the slow lens on the GXR but at least they did not price it as crazy as this. For anyone not wanting a system camera but still wants the GXR A16 zoom,...
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Completely pointless, if someone wants a real Leica mini M, get the Ricoh GXR with A12 M Mount module for your M lenses and if you realy need a 24mm-72mm slow zoom, get the A16 zoom module to go...
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My favourite lens and sad to sell it but without a m4/3 camera it's just gathering dust, it works great and takes fantastic pictures.
It has been used and some paint is slightly worn around the...
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Unfortunately mine has stopped working but I loved it and it did produce some very nice images.
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Ricoh never makes any announcements until they are ready and I doubt this answer was really official unless they post it on their website.
Having said that, I doubt we will see the GXR in it's...
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While I will be the last person to start a debate about which green is greener, the Nikon seems to have more punchy and vibrant colours.
The Ricoh GR profile for LR seems to be the main issue...
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Thanks for providing the DNGs, I have played around very briefly with them and to me the GR looks underexposed and would probably look better if it was shot at EV 0 or EV +0.3 instead of EV...
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Thanks for your first impressions Carl.
RAW on the GRD I was always good and worth shooting at low ISO if you had the time to wait for the files to finish writing to the card. Most of the times...
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Ray, could you try RAW Therapee to process the RAW files from both cameras or maybe send me the RAW files you have used here for comparison as I am quite curious to see how the pictuees apear in...
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LOL, I can only assume this is a fake as there is not rational explanation for it otherwise. To think I gave Ricoh a hard time for the A16 Zoom module but this if acurate is a joke.
Guess we will...
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Jorge, this is something I have brought up with Ricoh before, the review uses he JPG or if no available the embedded JPG in the DNG. Now Ricoh only saves a very low resolution JPG in the DNG so...
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Usually the best place for Ricoh cameras is R.G. Lewis http://www.rglewis.co.uk/index.php/ or Richard Caplan http://www.richardcaplan.co.uk/ but it might be best to ask in advance as I am not sure...
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The GRD I and II are pretty mich different cameras in terms of image quality and the I focuses much faster on full press thanks to the phase detection.
You can see more on my GRD III review here:...
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Looking forward to your review and see what you think of the GR and GRD I.
The GRD I does not shoot DNGs at ISO 1600, the maximum ISO is 800 for DNG and 1600 for JPG only. I will send you a...
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Hi Carl, glad to see you got THE one and only classic GRD camera.
While I would not bother with Shooting RAW with it due to very slow write times and the excellent JPGs, I can send you some RAW...
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Richard, this is not quite their first large sensor model, in more than one was the GXR with A12 28mm and GXr A12 50mm were large sensor fixed, prime-lens cameras quite a while ago. Most people...
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Not sure if this is what you are after but I have posted something about the Ricoh factory on my blog quite a while ago:
http://ricoh-gr-diary.blogspot.co.uk/2008/12/factory.html
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The difference between an APS sensor and the 1" sensor in the RX100 is more than the lens speed, the dynamic range alone is very different as will be the high ISO. Both have their place and surely...
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