Ricoh GR-D (I,II,III,IV): Post your photos!

[ruby.monkey]

R0025701 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr

 

[dogbunny]

closeness

I really like this one. The camera is really easy to turn towards yourself and compose one handed. One thing I like about this camera is that I can compose--somewhat--without looking through a view finder or a screen.

db

 

[lcpr]

Just bought a III today with the GV-2, I'm really liking it as a PnS. 28mm is going to take a few weeks to get used to though, but it;s not too bad coming from a 35mm. Here's one shot from today, I'm going out again to test it some more!

 

[dogbunny]

 

[Jamie Pillers]

This is brilliant! Can you double expose in-camera? Or was this done later in the computer?

 

[dogbunny]

This is brilliant! Can you double expose in-camera? Or was this done later in the computer?

Thanks, there are a couple of different ways to double expose in-camera. I just set it on the table pointing out the window to avoid camera shake.

db

 

[lcpr]

 

[michaelshane]

GRD -1

 

[gilpen123]

IV OOC B&W

 

[kuvvy]

 

[Jeremy Johns]

Here are a few more:

 

[gilpen123]

IV

 

[gilpen123]

The best Peking Duck is in Beijing (Peking)

IV

 

[dogbunny]

 

[lcpr]

 

[gilpen123]

IV

 

[michaelshane]

 

[gilpen123]

IV

Labor Day

Summer Fruits

 

[dogbunny]

 

[ottluuk]

GRD III, ISO 800. Even with NEX, m4/3 etc. being all the rage, the GRD III&IV remain the best digital compacts for photographers (as opposed to sunday snappers) in my (highly debatable) opinion. The lens, the noise pattern in B&W, the controls, endless customization, the size. Excellent.