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Ricoh CX4 [DELETED]
Digital Photography School
- Excerpt: It hit the doorstep, all blushing pink in colour… Ricoh’s latest entry into the compact stakes – the Ricoh CX4 . This pink is a startling colour and, just to set your mind at peace, it’s also available in a more sedate silver or black. Phew! Seemingly a run-of-the-mill digicam, the CX4 has a few tricks up its digital sleeve. Ricoh CX4 Features The 10 million pixel CMOS sensor is imaged by a 10.7x optical zoom lens with a slowish f3.5 maximum aperture.
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Ricoh CX2 [Digital Camera Review] [DELETED]
Digital Photography School
- Excerpt: Ricoh has a unique way of snaring attention: like the delicate lilac hue of the CX2’s top panel, neatly capping the two-tone grey body. Pick it up and you immediately know which is the camera’s upper level, with power button,...
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Ricoh CX4 Digital Camera [DELETED]
yutubemedia.com
- Excerpt: ShareThe Ricoh CX4 is an amazing digital camera, period. This isn't going to be shooting the next Star wars movie, but for a digital consumer camera, its very high end and impressive amongst its features. I compared the CX4 to higher end and lower end Canon digital camera, Yet the CX4 beat all the models I [...
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Ricoh GXR
PC Magazine
- Conclusion: The Ricoh GXR offers the unique ability not only to swap lenses, but also image sensors. It has a wealth of physical controls, making it an exciting camera for...
- Pros: Sharp photos. Intuitive control layout. Good high ISO performance. Sharp rear LCD. Optional EVF available. Good lens module selection.
- Cons: Slow autofocus and startup. Some lens modules are pricey. Very limited video support.
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Ricoh Caplio GX100
Think Camera
- Excerpt: Ricoh has long held a reputation for producing fine compact cameras. Even back in the film days, its GR camera was one of the most desirable compact cameras money could buy, and its GR-D followed in the same tradition in the...
- Pros: 24mm wide angle lens, RAW processing option, Excellent camera control, Very fast-acting shutter
- Cons: It's a lot of money, Some basic functions removed to menus, Flash occasionally goes mad
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