Testseek.com have collected 88 expert reviews of the Ricoh GR Digital 3 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Ricoh GR Digital 3.
August 2009
(79%)
88 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(91%)
299 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
79010088
The editors liked
Compact and unobtrusive
Fast startup and focus acquisition
4stop stabilization
/5 step exposure compensation
Impressive dynamic range
Uncluttered dials and buttons on the body
Small size
Zone focusing (snap focus) is good
Nice optics
Great colors
Small size with big sensor
Great for one-handed shooting
Very portable design
Quality images
Built-in image stabilization
Intuitive controls
APS-C sensor in a tiny form-factor
OIS is excellent
Image quality handily bests smartphone cameras
24 MP APSC sensor meets expectations
Inbody image stabilization and dust removal
Excellent fast aperture
Wide lens
Superb build quality in a tiny format
Effective and highquality touchscreen
Excellent center sharpness at all apertures
Closely follo
Street shooting and casual photography
Or travel photography where a small and light camera
With a medium-wide lens is very useful
The editors didn't like
Skimpy battery life
No 4K video recording
Exposure compensation dial can be accidentally shifted when working quickly
LCD viewing can be problematic in bright light
No builtin EVF or flash
Price
$900 | Info
Us.ricohimaging.com
I don't even know where to begin
What I state in my dislikes has to do with the fact that the Ricoh GR III is targeted to such a niche audience. In our original meeting with Ricoh
They showed us how working photographers are using it for more. With that
A lot of money
No tiltable screen or eyelevel viewfinder
No built-in flash
Expensive
Fixed focal length
No viewfinder
No 4K video
Autofocus can be frustrating
No EVF
Strong vignetting if left uncorrected (absent with incamera correction)
Abstract: Verdict: A true enthusiast's camera that prioritises image quality and ergonomics over fancy features. Stiff competition is its only stumbling block. A year ago, the compact digital camera market was stuck in a rut, with most manufacturers offering ...
Superb magnesium-alloy build, compact and lightweight, excellent handling, great image quality, excellent lens, comprehensive level of specification
Large screen hampered in brighter conditions - viewing becomes difficult, no built-in optical viewfinder, pop-up flash position means errant fingers can inadvertently hinder it, Mode dial’s lock fiddly to use
The Ricoh GR Digital Mk III follows on from the popular GR Mk I and Mk II where many professional and enthusiast snappers had found a quality compact “home”. The new Mk III has a new, faster, lens, much improved resolution LCD and new image en...
Abstract: For fans of the Ricoh GR fixed-lens compact digital camera, the wait is over. The Ricoh GR III is here.The original GR, released in 2013, packs an APS-C image sensor and an excellent 28mm wide-angle fixed lens, making it an instant classic among street...
Abstract: For fans of the Ricoh GR fixed-lens compact digital camera, the wait is over. The Ricoh GR III is here.The original GR, released in 2013, packs an APS-C image sensor and an excellent 28mm wide-angle fixed lens, making it an instant classic among street...
Abstract: $1,299, available end of this monthThe original Ricoh GR was released in 2013 with an APS-C image sensor. At that time, not many fixed-lens compact cameras came with such a big image sensor. With its size and 28mm wide-angle fixed lens, it quickly garne...
Compacité et légèreté, Ergonomie épurée, Excellente optique, Capteur APS-C, Démarrage rapide
Vidéo catastrophique, Autofocus parfois capricieux, Jpeg trop mous, Menus peu ergonomiques, Pas de tropicalisation, Autonomie limitée, Pas de viseur, Pas d'écran orientable
S'il est un appareil intéressant par sa compacité, sa prise en main et la qualité de ses images — que l'on fera plus volontiers en Raw —, le Ricoh GR III n'apporte malheureusement pas les évolutions spectaculaires auxquelles nous nous attendions. Son prin...
Vous voulez un compact pas trop cher et polyvalent pour faire des photos de famille et de vacances ? Allez voir ailleurs, le GRD III n'est pas pour vous. Vous êtes un photographe averti voir pro, vous avez besoin d'un compact grand-angle de 2...
Ergonomie impressionnante, Personnalisations poussées, Prise de vue instantanée (AF facultatif), Écran VGA fin et fluide, Qualité d'image et ouverture
Pas de zoom, Austérité générale, Automatismes restreints, Pas de vidéo HD ni de stéréo
Le Ricoh GR Digital III est dans la droite ligne de ses prédécesseurs : un bloc-notes accompagnant le photographe expert lorsqu'il ne peut s'encombrer d'un reflex. Rapide, qualitatif, il n'est en revanche guère accessible au simple quidam et s'avère bi...
Abstract: Les fabricants de compacts experts se comptent sur les doigts d'une seule main : Canon avec le PowerShot G10, Sigma avec la gamme DP, Panasonic avec le LX3 et Ricoh avec la fameuse série GR Digital. Dans une gamme un peu à part (objectif interchangea...
