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

[gfevan]

Paris by GF-PARIS-ROMA, on Flickr

Paris by GF-PARIS-ROMA, on Flickr

Paris by GF-PARIS-ROMA, on Flickr

 

[rhl-oregon]

Happy to be back with the horses, the mud/snow, the post concert-portraits, the menacing emptinesses of gfevan...

I'm getting used to the IV's options (ones I did not have in the III). I'm not sure of the bleach-&-grain approach, but am shooting that way for now. Maybe later I'll dial back the contrast on these....

 

[paulfish4570]

much like that second one, zeno ...

 

[petronius]

Thank you Paul and menos!

 

[petronius]

 

[wallace]

Thanks macfiend and petronius (l like your snow pics and enjoyed your blog).
2 more pics from my fav. digicam(s), both out of the camera bw/sepia jpgs:

GRD3

GRD1 with 21mm adapter lens

 

[paulfish4570]

horse and origami shots are killer, y'all ...

 

[petronius]

wallace, thank you! Your brick buildings look as if you live in the northern part of Germany (my wife is from Niedersachsen, so I see these houses when we visit the family)

Snow on a glass roof (whole series here)

 

[petronius]

 

[wallace]

petronius: very nice shot through the window.
yes, I live by the north sea, in a samll town 100km north of Hamburg. I just came back from a walk through the streets and found this tree in a park half an hour ago:

straight out of the camera jpg(sepia), quick adjustment in picasa:

 

[MVCG]

So I'm officially a fan of these GRD's. Had a GRD I, a III and a IV over the last month and after some comparisons decided to keep the IV although in fairness, loved them all 🙂

Here are a few recent ones... more on my blog.

"B&W street", this camera rules amongst the small sensored...

 

[MVCG]

A couple more recent ones from me...

 

[petronius]

Welcome MVCG to the small side of the sensor;-)

 

[rhl-oregon]

Welcome MVCG to the small side of the sensor;-)

and thanks for the comparison post elsewhere in the GRD threads. Planning to read it soon.

Robert

 

[rhl-oregon]

As Zeno and John demonstrate, the GRD loves the night. Possibly it loves snow at night more than any other camera (certainly more than Robert does, though I prefer shooting in the gloom and shadows and dusk and late night more than other times just now).

 

[paulfish4570]

grd owns the night ... 🙂

 

[soultheworld]

Shot with the GRD 3

 

[petronius]

I really love this thread!

 

[rhl-oregon]

GRD III, ISO 800/1600 f1.9

-->Welcome, souloftheworld. Great portrait.

 

[paulfish4570]

zeno, i like the intense black of the tree.
and robert, the coffee cup sings of contemplation.