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Question: what's comes in the box of the Ricoh GR?
Document: Most professionals and enthusiast will hate this option. Many moms will love this option. But the date/time stamp does not come without faults. The date is listed as yyyy/mm/dd. There is NO leading zero before the month nor the day. There is no way to change how the output looks on the image. You can change how the date output looks to you on the camera, but on the image it is always yyyy/mm/dd.Below are some examples of how the date is displayed.December 5, 2013 is displayed as 2013/12/ 5.July 8, 2014 is displayed as 2014/ 7/ 8.The Ricoh GR comes with optional accessories that can be purchased.
When those images are imported into the computer is when you will see the Wow factor! Well, sort of, see the next paragraph---The Ricoh GR comes with software called Silkypix. Whenever I view a RAW file with the Silkypix software it looks grainy. I can view the same image with other imaging software and the images look just fine. Maybe it is something that I am doing wrong, but for me it is not a big deal because I have Lightroom, Photoshop, Adobe Bridge, and another imaging software that I use instead of Silkypix.One of my favorite aspects of this camera is that it has a date/time stamp that allows you to imprint the date and/or time directly onto the front of a jpeg image.
However, nothing comes close to Ricoh GR for its unique *combination* of size, weight, ergonomics, and stellar image quality.This is a true &#8220;photographer&#8217;s camera&#8221; and should be used to be appreciated. It doesn&#8217;t look like much, but it does deliver.Pros:+ Phenomenal ergonomics that is a match, if not superior to X100 ( It&#8217;s deeply customizable and designed for comfortable one-handed operation)+ Grip (very very comfortable)+ Light weight (perfect as a street camera)+ Small size (fits in the pocket, X100 is not even close, and also twice as heavy)+ Very, very sharp lens starting at F2.8 (it gets razor-sharp at F4, corner to corner)+ Wide latitude RAW files that are sharp and contrasty+ No AA filter (16Mp that is close to &#8216;normal&#8217; 20-22Mp output of other APS-C sensors with AA filter.
The first time I held this I realize the solid build quality this thing has full magnesium alloy with a nice grip on your right hands that gives you utter confidence especially when your shooting one handed, something that it's archival the Nikon Coolpix A doesn't have and commands a $300 premium. Interesting to note the Ricoh GR opted to use the highly regarded Sony sensor 16 MP that is used on the Nikon D7000, Pentax K5/K5II, Sony NEX series and Olympus OMD, Nikon Coolpix A so there are no surprises when it comes to the image quality although the GR truly shines is Monochrome mode, Ricoh has hands down tuned it well that it still has the nostalgic film like that the other camera companies can't match.For some that ask why is there no zoom, blah blah, folks this is a 28mm focal length prime lens, when it comes to prime lenses you're the one that is going to do the zooming not the camera.
All the controls are placed in natural position accessible with just one hand.This is a photographer's camera that delivers perfection of what's possible with today's technology. If I had to sell all my cameras I would be tempted to keep just the Ricoh GR (V).This is further reinforced by the fact that after purchasing the camera I had to barely change any settings to make it function the way I want. Usually when I get a new camera I have to fight with it for a few hours or sometimes even days to get it to work just how I like it, with this one most of the defaults are just how I like it.
The results are amazing pictures.The camera comes with the Silkypix, a decent image editing software.Over all, if you don't want a full dslr but all the qualities and functions,  without being able to attach any lens to this camera, this is the one.
The first thing you notice when cracking open the box is the GR's size. It looks pocketable, and under most normal circumstances it is pocketable. The camera is light and fits nicely into the front pockets of my Express shorts and producer pants. The pocket-bulge is nearly identical to an iPhone fitted with an Otterbox case. On the other hand, you can go ahead and toss away any conjured fantasies of stuffing it into a pair of 511s though. It won't happen. I've already tried. Ergonomically, the GR feels great in the hand.
I sell most after I get bored with them or they fail to wow me, but The Ricoh GR is a keeper.
I have owned several cameras and the Ricoh GR is my favorite. It feels great in the hand and takes great pictures.
I take it everywhere and it never leaves my side. I have sold off all of my other gear and now have only this Ricoh GR and the Ricoh GR IV.
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