Ricoh GR1/v/s photos post here

Roppongi, Tokyo
Ricoh GR1s on Kodak Portra 160

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Hehe, warung kopi aka warung jam karet; more relaxing to just sit back and sip.

hehehe yes Clayne
its one of the place I like to walk ..
2 sets of housing with abandoned alley ...

wanna walk in Jakarta ? :)

GR1v also nice to bring in family vacation

Some sample with Fuji Superia 200 (color) and Fuji Neopan 400 (BW)
no push or pull this time


Daini Play on Beach by DRW's Daddy, on Flickr


Beach Play by DRW's Daddy, on Flickr


Footprint in Sand by DRW's Daddy, on Flickr


Beach Portrait by DRW's Daddy, on Flickr

and a portrait to share.. you can call this family portrait (3 years after marriage)


Portrait by DRW's Daddy, on Flickr

Sincerely
William
 
I'm new to the Ricoh GR1s gang, and I would like to know: in order to achieve hyperfocal distancing focus in the SNAP mode, should you also set the aperture manually? Is it necessary, since the SNAP mode is made for just that purpose (2m - to infinity)? I am asking because I got some shots with SNAP that are really not sharp, on a bright sunny summer day (like, two days ago).
Cheers.
 
I'm new to the Ricoh GR1s gang, and I would like to know: in order to achieve hyperfocal distancing focus in the SNAP mode, should you also set the aperture manually? Is it necessary, since the SNAP mode is made for just that purpose (2m - to infinity)? I am asking because I got some shots with SNAP that are really not sharp, on a bright sunny summer day (like, two days ago).
Cheers.

Yes hyperfocal distance depends on aperture, but there's different snap modes too. On my GR1v there's prefocused snap at 1, 2, 3 and 5m (I think) which don't depend on aperture and might explain out of focus pictures, and then there's hyperfocal snap which does depend on aperture. Of course on a 28mm anything beyond f/5.6 or f/8 is just fine I find
 
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