Ricoh XR-X3000

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The XR-X3000 is an SLR for K mount lenses made by Ricoh. This 1980s model offers motorized film handling and a single autoexposure mode (aperture priority), in a plain-looking black or silver plastic body. The camera has DX code detection, a shutter speed range of 1/2000 to 32 seconds, and can shoot in a (slowish) continuous sequence mode. Advanced features include a multiple-exposure option, spot metering, AE lock and three-exposure auto bracketing.

Links

• Ricoh XR-X3000 manual (PDF) at Mike Butkus' OrphanCameras.com
• XR-X3000 user review from Samu's Homepage
• XR-X3000 at Ricoh Japan (in Japanese)