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

[paulfish4570]

prosaic question: does the gr-d iv have the little blinds that close over the lens when the cam is off?

 

[OlliL]

prosaic question: does the gr-d iv have the little blinds that close over the lens when the cam is off?

Yes, they do.

There's an additional cap available, but not needed.

 

[paulfish4570]

thanks, oliver.

 

[petronius]

The additional cap disables the switch-on knob so the camera can´t be switched on accidently in a bag, what could cause damage to the extruding lens.

 

[OlliL]

The additional cap disables the switch-on knob so the camera can´t be switched on accidently in a bag, what could cause damage to the extruding lens.

Thanks.

That's quite a neat feature!

 

[rehview]

 

[dogbunny]

A change of scenery for the holidays.

 

[shadowfox]

Thumbs up for composition.
I love the lines, and the lonely little Fiat and the bird 🙂

 

[lxmike]

Road to Madrid
(c) Dominique Leyva
A2 Highway
http://visualhuesca.wordpress.comhttp://visualhuesca.wordpress.comhttp://visualhuesca.wordpress.com

very nice i like this shot alot

 

[jamesj]

as always thanx matthewm!

It was a fun night to say the least.

I wrote a blog post if you are interested.

- james

 

[awbphotog]

I love the photos in this thread so much. Makes me want to try the updated versions of my beloved GRD. Here's another few photographs. I really appreciate the Ricoh because of the freedom it grants me photographically. I feel as though less is invested in the act of photographing and more in the idea of the photograph. While I have my Bessa R for my manual focus needs, my Fuji G690 for my medium format needs, and even my 5Dc for my 'professional' needs, the little Ricoh GRD is honestly the most fun I've had in years with a camera. Cheers to Ricoh!

Andy

 

[shadowfox]

 

[dleyva2]

(c) Dominique Leyva
New Mexico
2012

The first picture was taken with a GRD and forms part of an exhibition I will have here in Huesca titled, Do Not Disturb.

http://visualhuesca.wordpress.com

http://www.cai.es/obs/agenda/evento_detalle.asp?id=4446&dia=1&mes=1&anio=2013&opcion=1&tipo

 

[jamesj]

Very cool...

(c) Dominique Leyva
New Mexico
2012

The first picture was taken with a GRD and forms part of an exhibition I will have here in Huesca titled, Do Not Disturb.

http://visualhuesca.wordpress.com

http://www.cai.es/obs/agenda/evento_detalle.asp?id=4446&dia=1&mes=1&anio=2013&opcion=1&tipo

 

[dleyva2]

Thanks lxmike.
Thanks jamesj.

 

[rehview]

less is invested in the act of photographing and more in the idea of the photograph

Absolutely. When your camera has lightning fast AF and limitless ISO you don't think creatively; it's too easy to record exactly what you see. A GRD's limits force you to consider how you record the world around you and often yields more interesting results. Great thread.

 

[kcots]

GRD IV photos

 

[matthewm]

GRD IV photos

I especially love the second one in this set. The processing is wonderful on all of them though. Well done!

 

[andersju]

Venice Beach Skatepark, October 2012
GRD I

 

[petronius]