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Ricoh announces GX-100

Ricoh announces GX-100

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0703/07032801ricohgx100.asp

Just had a quick look at the site, looks pretty good. Curious how much this will cost though

by James Brickwood at Thu Mar 29 04:33:43 UTC 2007 (ed. Mar 12 2008) Sydney, Australia | Bookmark this | Digg this |

estimated: 80,000yen

by James Brickwood | 29 Mar 2007 04:03 | Sydney, Australia |
Price says £399. Certainly looks good. Nice wide and fast lens with zoom, shoots RAW, 10Mpxls, black, small.

Just hope the noise issue is better than it is on the GR Digital at high ISO.

by Adam Dean | 29 Mar 2007 05:03 | Dalian, China |
I’m not getting the “removable electronic viewfinder” feature.

Can anyone explain what this really is? What they describe as the use (great for bright daylight) doesn’t help clarify…I don’t think it means that you take the viewfinder completely off the camera and use remotely…or is that the case?

by Michael A. Mariant | 29 Mar 2007 05:03 | San Luis Obispo, United States |
Looking at the pics on the Rocoh website:
http://www.ricoh.com/r_dc/caplio/gx100/index.html

It looks like you slide it on the flash hot-shoe so you can look through a small view finder “like an SLR” rather than using the LCD on the back to frame/compose your pic.

by Adam Dean | 29 Mar 2007 05:03 | Dalian, China |
Aaaahhhhh, thank you Adam. That’s a nice feature, though a bit odd looking with the height of the viewfiinder off the hot shoe.

by Michael A. Mariant | 29 Mar 2007 05:03 | San Luis Obispo, United States |
“Vibration Correction function, based on a CCD shift method
When camera movement from hand shake is detected, the vibration correction system, based on Ricoh’s own CCD shift method, moves the CCD in the opposite direction to make corrective adjustments. This results in the ability to take clear, sharp telephoto shots at high zoom magnification, macro shots, and indoor shots without the negative effects of blurring.”

from the ricoh press release

Sounds good. If the real camera meets the expectations I will get me one.

by Heinrich Voelkel | 29 Mar 2007 10:03 | Barcelona, Spain |
thats stupid, why cant they just give it a fixed lens and a nice big rangefinder and call it a day? (if this exists someone pls tell)

by rian dundon | 29 Mar 2007 10:03 | Changsha, Hunan, China |
i like it, i just hope the noise at high iso it’s reduced, i have the GR and don’t use it in color above 200, BW 400, it’s a petty…

by Miguel Ribeiro Fernandes | 29 Mar 2007 10:03 | Lisboa, Portugal |
more pixels in a small sensor = high noise… unless, of course, whatever imaging engine they’ve got in it is super-awesome (not likely). won’t hold breath on this one. still nobody really producing compact cameras i’d spent any serious (400 quid is serious) dough on…

by Ed Giles | 29 Mar 2007 12:03 | Sydney, Australia |

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