Ahmad Bhai
Well-Known Member
28-85 f2.5-4.3 8mp 1/1.8" CCD.
Decent liveview. Adjustable aperture, shutter. 1cm macro. iSO1600.
Real nice lens.
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Ricoh GX8 digital compact (2005)
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28-85 f2.5-4.3 8mp 1/1.8" CCD.
Decent liveview. Adjustable aperture, shutter. 1cm macro. iSO1600.
Real nice lens.
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
The ricohs always had something about them ... nice well thought out feature sets, but the reliability was just aweful! The amount of them we had back to the shop for various issues was insane!
They were actually quite hard to sell too, as pro's often wanted nikons, canons etc, and the feutres just werent that beginner oriented ... not to mention the noise those zoom lenes made - they just sounded broken!
They were actually quite hard to sell too, as pro's often wanted nikons, canons etc, and the feutres just werent that beginner oriented ... not to mention the noise those zoom lenes made - they just sounded broken!
Ahmad Bhai
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Pete Askew
Admin
Well it certainly worked for these. I have had a few of the GR Digitals having had the film GR in the past. Great little camera as long as you don't need speed or good performance in low light. In many ways I still prefer the GR Digital III to the Sony RX100.
Ahmad Bhai
Well-Known Member
The Terminator bike shot is my fave vehicle photo. I looked many a times at the GR film i think it was 28mm.
I think a Scottish gent photographed the Highlands with a GR Digital. They were stunning images.
I think a Scottish gent photographed the Highlands with a GR Digital. They were stunning images.
Pete Askew
Admin
It was indeed 28mm (hence the focal length on the GR Digital). The person who walked (skied?) solo to the South Pole also took all of the shots of the trip with a GR.
