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My GRii on P mode will overexpose and blow highlights, up to 2 stops, but not 6 stops. But it sounds like you are getting a dark image with the same settings. Are you sure you didn't accidentally ...

I disagree. I have no sympathy for Ricoh, whose business model and customer outreach in this sector are nonexistent. If that is a Japanese business model, then good riddance of it.

Ok, well, who didn't see this coming?

Well if those images are accurate it looks like there is our GR-iii, but from Fuji, who support their products. Ricoh will have to go full frame or there won't be much reason to adhere to the ...

It’s difficult to improve on the camera jpegs (taken with proper exposure and effect settings). Of course shoot raw+ so you can apply different edits or effects in-camera after the fact. For ...

I tried the handful of C1 sample presets some time ago and they were terrible. Maybe these are different, but one really need to try before one buys because the marketing materials of all these...

Some serious fine art photographers used Polaroid film back in the day. There was an exhibition in the late 70s that included names like David Hockney, William Eggleston, Ansel Adams, and many...

Isn't the fact that you ended up almost empty-handed part of the point of instant photos though, namely that you could give them away to the subjects? Sounds like a success to me.

A lot of...

@Richard Butler, which wasn't even remotely the case here.

Since when do you have to file for copyright of your own art? That's not how copyright works in the U.S.

You don't have to register copyright. You own it from the moment you press the shutter.

This dumb court have an answer for you, namely that you pay nothing. I wonder exactly how many rows of pixels you have to crop off the edges to get away with it. Is one enough?

Yes, it's what people do with these, but the hard truth is that really nobody wants to see more of our photos shared online. They really don't. Even in the old film days people just suffered...

Or even ASPC. Basically take a Ricoh GR, make it touch screen and stick a phone chipset in.

Well, there were several different polaroid films with different properties and very different pallettes. Time zero was apparently fast to develop but a bit dull and low contrast and wouldn't be my...

Ah, that's too bad. Thank you.

They are gimmicky.

For that reason I thought Impossible would be using the same old Polaroid chemical formulas, but it seems some people are implying otherwise. I haven't used either but I love the old Polaroid film...

Is the Impossible stuff not the same as the old Polaroid? I thought they took over the Polaroid formulations.

I think Ricoh has excellent jpeg color, starting with the standard naturalistic color that's better than Fuji's IMO. Fuji markets their filters better but Ricoh has some good ones too. I think IQ ...