Ricoh GXR GR S10

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Pros:

Decent resolution in ideal shooting conditions - bright, sunny days (but soft low contrast detail), Excellent build quality and handling, Highly customizable and flexible user interface with a large number of external controls, Very nice 3.0 inch, 920,00

Cons:

Blurring of detail in low contrast scenes, even in good light and at base ISO, Heavy noise reduction at high ISOs results in loss of detail and unattractive 'noise blobs', Battery life not great, Slow continuous shooting, Low-spec video mode (VGA.

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Last revision on August 12, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Decent resolution in ideal shooting conditions - bright, sunny days (but soft low contrast detail), Excellent build quality and handling, Highly customizable and flexible user interface with a large number of external controls, Very nice 3.0 inch, 920,00

Reviewers Didn't Like

Blurring of detail in low contrast scenes, even in good light and at base ISO, Heavy noise reduction at high ISOs results in loss of detail and unattractive 'noise blobs', Battery life not great, Slow continuous shooting, Low-spec video mode (VGA

Expert reviews and ratings

Having covered the camera body and A12 Macro camera module in our initial reviews, in this review we will focus on the Ricoh S10 camera unit, which appears to use the same sensor as the GR Digital III and GX200 and the same lens as the GX200. This...

By Photo Review Australia on December 01, 2009

Although with the S10 24-72mm module attached the GXR is in many ways a very different camera to the GXR/A12 50mm combination that we reviewed a little while ago, some of the points made in the conclusion of the A12 50mm review are valid for the GXR...

By Digital Photography Review on March 18, 2010

zur Ricoh GXR S10 24-72mm F2,5-4,4Die Ricoh GXR stellt eine neue Klasse an Kameras dar, da sie anders als bei bisherigen Systemkameras zusammen mit dem Objektiv auch den Sensor wechselt, und so eine jeweils aufeinander abgestimmte Kombination bietet....

By Das Digitalkamera-Magazin on March 01, 2010

Bei der Ricoh GXR tauscht der Fotograf nicht nur das Objektiv, sondern ein Modul mit der Optik, dem Sensor und dem Bildprozessor. Zum Test standen die ersten beiden Aufnahmemodule in unserem Labor: Das GXR A12 mit 33 mm MakroFestbrennweite und...

By Magnus.de on January 29, 2010