DirkPeh

If it happened only once: No! If it happens nearly every time as in Mr. Newmans case: Yes! I have my Ricoh since about 2 years, use it a lot and it never crashed. Once I thought it was broken, ...

Do these offer any kind of advantage - maybe just for some users - over the Sigma primes? I am very convinced of the qualities of the Sigma 56. Both the Tokina or Vitrox and the Sigma lack ...

I wouldn't care much. It is most likely a software error. If it works as before after a re-start, you should be fine. There is (nearly) no error-free software.

I have made good experiences with the patona charger including two 126s batteries. https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07RM36TH4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Depends on your settings. You have to set Full Press Snap on the first menue page to off, if you want to focus with the touchscreen and then take a shot with the shutter button fully pressed.

Never had this problem with the Ricoh. And even if I shoot Raw and Jpg the batteries last for nearly 300 shots.
It is a bit funny, when we think about the film-times: 12/24/36 shots and you had to...

I own both the Ricoh GR III without the x and the Fuji:
I love both, they are my favourite cams for different reasons, but two comments:

1. This is the first review/comparison that rates the build...

I'm pretty sure. The sales of the GRIII, esp. in Europe, surpassed their expectations by far (IIRC 7 times more than they expected). Regarding a Zoom model: they might have a look at the sales of ...

"too much sharpening in the OOC JPG files. Unbearable."
Maybe the lense is just that sharp. If I compare the RAWs with the JPGs out of my GRIII I don't have the impression that there is too much...

It's not about 24mp APSC, it is about a razor sharp lense on a camera of this size and for this price. I own a Fuji X100V and a Sony Alpha 6400 with some Sigma primes (did I mention "size"?) - and...

I'm still kind of amazed, how low the dynamic range of cameras is. In a way, audio technology is far ahead of camera technology. I think it is kind of justified to compare what recent audio gear ...

I don't think so. But you can do it after shooting using the in-camera raw developper. And with the new firmware, coming with the GRIIIx, but that will be available for the GR III, too, you can do ...

Being used to the more radical Ricoh film simulations and owning a Fuji X100V just for a few weeks, I have to admit that I had a problem seeing the difference between standard and Velvia, too. I ...

I like it that there is a 40 mm equivalent Ricoh now, but just having bought a X100V a few weeks ago, I will keep the Ricoh GRIII with the 24 mm and the Fuji with its 35 mm equivalent lense. Nice ...

A record amount of comments on the new Ricoh, but no example pictures or own DP review apart from a description of the new Ricoh close to the Ricoh press text.

Make often 200- more than 300 pictures with one battery, only one single time, the battery was finished when I wasn't. Changed it within 10 seconds. Own the GR III since 2 years and it is my most ...

If I understand it correctly, this is an additional feature that only works in P-mode. In ordinary P-mode, the camera choses a combination of shutter speed and aperture. What the sub-function does ...

I use the Ricoh 80% of the time. I'm pretty sure if I wouldn't read too many forums and comments about, what a 28 mm equivalent lense can not do and how it does intolerable things to the objects I ...

Yes, use a card-reader. If one is using the offered possibility to import the photos they are renamed(!) using a date and time stamp. Nice option, but not without asking. So far as Mac users, we ...

Street photography, Ricoh, Snap-Focus. Never heard of AF? Is this a new concept borrowed from Smartphones? Is there a button on the Ricoh to try it???

Yes, the AF on the Ricoh could be faster,...