In case you missed it, Ricoh dropped a new Ricoh GR III (and GR IIIx) not so long ago, dubbed the GR III HDF. The $1,067 iteration is every bit like the 2019 original, save for the update indicated in its name. What exactly is it, and is it worth any
Ricoh Imaging Americas Corporation recently announced that RICOH GR III Diary Edition will soon be available for purchase on its own. Previously released only as a part of the RICOH GR III Diary Edition Special Limited Kit, this striking variant of the RICOH GR III features a metallic, warm-gray finished
When you get a new camera, one of the first things you need to do is to acquaint yourself with its features. However, there are times when there are still some “secret features” that are left to discover. This is precisely what Helsinki-based Matti Sulanto tackled about the Ricoh GR
Ricoh recently released the “Negative Film” picture profile, a new film simulation for the Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx, alongside the 1.70 firmware update. If you’re a fan of the film look and want to try it out, check out this first look so you know what to expect.
You might find it hard to believe, but last week, Ricoh launched a new point-and-shoot camera, the WG-80. You’re probably wondering why any company would do such a thing when there are powerful smartphones with excellent cameras. Still, while nowhere near as strong as it used to be, the point-and-shoot
Ricoh has just announced that the company is going to radically alter the way they do business in Japan. This change will see Ricoh taking on a more direct-to-consumer approach. We’re sure that many influencers on YouTube and other blogs will take this move as a last-ditch effort to save
After listening to their faithful, Ricoh decided that, after two years, a new version of the GR III needed to be born. This time with a 40mm equivalent lens. The Ricoh GR IIIx should therefore appeal to a slightly larger user base. We’ve spent the last few weeks with the
Two years ago, the Ricoh GR III became a fan favorite with street photographers the world over. The GR series is legendary for good reasons, but with new competitors now roaming the streets, we’ve decided to revisit the GR III to see if it’s still worth the price Ricoh slapped
