Photograph and Camera talk
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wow!!!
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I saw that coming …
Nice images ChuckD
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Maybe one belgian beer too much…
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Recently my brother's been shooting on an Olympus OM-D more than his big Nikon DSLR because it's so much smaller. He commented that he has a 75 to 300 mm zoom (equivalent to a 150 to 600 mm on a full-frame) that's the size of a can of Red Bull.
A Micro Four-Thirds camera with a pancake lens would be a similar size to a compact, and much more flexible, so might be another alternative to the Ricoh.
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Last week in Brooklyn w/ Urb
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Nice! GR?
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Yep, all GR it's all I have left and I love it!!!
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Very nice, I just joined the Ricoh Forum. You should check it out.
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Ricoh GR… high contrast B&W at ISO 3200
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This camera is so much fun!!!! Finn do yourself a favor and instead of buying your 15th pair of Vibergs this month. But the Ricoh GR.
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Sorry, wrong thread
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Seeing as this is the photography thread, most of the GR photos posted, to me (color correct Apple Cinema Display) appear overly contrasted/blown, regardless of the ISO shot at. Chuck's photos nearly all seem to be heavily vignetted, which IMO is also not a great look.
Not sure if there's any post-processing going on or not. None of the photos in this thread make me think of dropping $800 on this camera. I'd rather get an iPhone and process on that. Near the same level of clarity, certainly as portable.
For the near the price point & M4/3 format the Panasonic GX7 would be where my money is.
gets off his high horse.
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@Snowy the photos are supposed to be extremely high contrast. You either like that style or you don't. I personally always have. If you like high contrast b&w check out the work of Daido Moriyama he is a famous Ricoh photographer. Btw I am sure that most of the people in this thread have their monitors color corrected.
