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I think plenty of manufactures know how to get the the quality control they need from China. Apple for one. Do you think Ricoh, whose market is surely larger in SE Asia, would move manufacturing to ...

Good questions about the adaptor contacts. I notice that the new dumb plastic tube has a new texture like the body.

Thanks for the heads up. I'd certainly like to use one whilst I listen to Vietnamese guitar music.

Thanks. I think the new GRIII will be superb. Gut feeling nothing more.

It's a reasonable question. To answer it we'd have to understand the relative effects of each method on the image. For one thing, I suspect that it will change the noise patterns in the image as ...

It is both perhaps. To be honest when I bought the GR2 two weeks ago I did wish I could have got one of the metallic-grey ones.

I don't read that as 'relative'. One is achieving a boosted iso rating through signal boosting in electronics, the other through boosting the signal in software. The fact they they both then ...

From what I recall even the GRDI had no actual iso 1600 reading from the sensor. It was all done in software.

Yes, that's what i think now. Someone bought one of the gun-metal enamel blue GRs. There was also a silver one which i quite liked. Even the first GR1 film camera came in a light warm grey finish. ...

Suggest you just have a cut in the video :) Good luck.

Saffron Cats :) Great photo.

I like the film effects. Very nice.

I agree and like your examples. But there isn't going to be one, so GRIII owners who like flash will have to gear up for flash-add ons. I'm about to do the same for the dp2quattro.

Thank-you. What strikes me about the LCD on the back is that it looks the same area is being used as the GR2 but it does not have the wide surround - leaving a wide black empty border. That's ...