Ricoh GR III Owners Thread

TimHughes said:
What do you think of the built-in recipes? They seem really good to me, especially with the ability to customize meaning you can get final or very close to final image sooc.

And the built-in red filter? That's a nice addition too, no?
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I've only used 'Standard' & 'Solid' and they are fine for me.
I am sure that I could work solely with jpegs, they are so good but I want to learn to use Darktable so I will persevere with RAW for a while - I export to PL5 in .tiff.
The red filter is a good option - the X-Pro3 has an Acros Film Sim with options to replicate Red, Yellow and Green filters.
I just think that the files are so clean!
 
gramps said:
I've only used 'Standard' & 'Solid' and they are fine for me.
I am sure that I could work solely with jpegs, they are so good but I want to learn to use Darktable so I will persevere with RAW for a while - I export to PL5 in .tiff.
The red filter is a good option - the X-Pro3 has an Acros Film Sim with options to replicate Red, Yellow and Green filters.
I just think that the files are so clean!
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Yes, the benefit of the mono sensor is very impressive!
 
gramps said:
I have an X-Pro3 so don't need another GR and I don't want to move on the Fuji - I did have a GRiii & GRiiiX a while back but I didn't find it helpful for me.
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I've decided to go for the GR IV HDF too, just picked it up to have proper colour and mono pocket camera options and share any accessories.
 
TimHughes said:
I've decided to go for the GR IV HDF too, just picked it up to have proper colour and mono pocket camera options and share any accessories.
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It’s such a convenient high quality camera that I’m not surprised.:)
 
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