Waterproof cameras or camcorders have been quite popular these days – allowing you to take pictures under rainy conditions or even better, up to 3 metres below water surface. Ricoh PX does all of these with an additional shockproof for falls up to 1.5 metres and also dust/dirt/sand proof. It’s the perfect camera for those […]
I have the Ricoh CX2 camera (review of Ricoh CX1 here) and I love it. It’s a compact point and shoot camera, yet the image quality is almost on par with a Digital SLR camera. Today, Ricoh has released details on Ricoh CX4, available in September 2010! More photo shoots with the camera are available
May 10, 2010: Ricoh has announced the P10, a third interchangeable unit for its revolutionary GXR camera system, along with a bargain bundle price of $749 RRP for the new unit and the GXR camera body. Incorporating a 10.7x optical zoom lens, a back-illuminated 10.6 megapixel CMOS sensor, and a newly- developed noise reduction function,
It’s not long ago that I bought my Ricoh CX2 camera and now I got a press release that the Ricoh CX3 is coming out! Grr.. Ricoh CX3 improves (of course) its predecessor, the CX2, by having a: New back-illuminated 10 megapixel CMOS sensor New noise-reducing technology (borrowed from the Ricoh GR Digital III) New
The Ricoh GXR claims to be the world’s smallest and lighest interchangeable lens camera system. Ricoh GXR combines the compact size of a point-and-shoot digital camera with DSLR great features into 1 single interchangeable unit. It sounds so cool for having a compact digital camera but being able to change the lenses like those big
Remember my review on Ricoh CX1 digital camera a couple of weeks ago? Just less than a month after I decided to buy the sample unit from Ricoh, I got an announcement on my email inbox that Ricoh is releasing the next version, the Ricoh CX2, next month! Ouch! A new release of the same
Before you continue reading this review, please note that I’m not a professional photographer (something that you should keep in mind while reading this post). Ricoh CX1 is ideal for an amateur photographer (like me) who is more passionate about taking good quality pictures rather than the technical know-how. Of course, pictures speak better than
