Ricoh GR
The Ricoh GR is a advanced autofocus digital compact camera released by Ricoh Imaging in 2013. It is the fifth GR digital camera released and replaces the Ricoh GR Digital IV from 2011.
It uses a 16 megapixel APS-C sized CMOS sensor. This produces photos of 4928 x 3264 pixels. It continues to use a 28mm equivalent focal length lens but it is now a nine bladed f/2.8 design with seven elements in 5 groups. It has a maximum shutter speed of 1/4000 of a sec with a flash sync of 1/2000. A crop mode is offered that changes the focal length to a equivalent of 35mm or 47mm. In these modes images are captured at reduced resolution. The usual typical program modes are offered, an additional option include TAV which allows one to set the shutter and aperture settings, with the camera choosing the ISO. Images are stored on Secure Digital cards.
