Ricoh First Anniversary GR Digital
Published Dec 1, 2006
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dpreview staff
Ricoh has produced a special edition of its GR Digital commemorating the 1st year of the camera and the 10th anniversary of the GR series. Designed by renowned Japanese illustrator Katsuya Terada, this special edition is limited to only 1000 units.
The GR Digital was announced in September 2005, click here to see our full review
Press Release:
Ricoh unveils First Anniversary GR Digital Camera
GRD limited edition designed especially by world renowned artist
Ricoh is commemorating the 1st anniversary of the award winning GR Digital camera and the 10th anniversary of its successful GR Series of 35mm compact film cameras with a special edition of the GR Digital camera. This GR Digital 1st Anniversary Commemorative model was designed by renowned Japanese illustrator Katsuya Terada and features a blue sky and clouds as the base colours of the camera with figures of angels besides the lens and on the top of the camera body. It comes with its own matching strap and lens cloth to complete the package. This model is strictly limited – only 1000 units will be made.
Pricing and Availabilty
The camera will be on sale in December at £499.99 inc Vat. Limited number available.
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Ricoh has finally announced the 8 million-pixel GR Digital that echoes the styling of the popular 35mm analogue GR series, which was popular with professionals and enthusiasts. The GR Digital is said to inherit the 'superb image quality' from its analog brother and Ricoh engineers have managed to incorporate a fixed F2.4 focal length for the newly-developed GR 28mm wideangle lens. There is a 2.5-inch LCD and Ricoh didn't make a viewfinder as standard but instead offers an externally attached optional viewfinder. RAW capture is also possible and Ricoh has decided to adopt the DNG format for these files. The Ricoh GR will be available in October priced £399.99 (€593).
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