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Why I am attracted to the Ricoh GRD4?
Old 06-01-2012   #1
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Why I am attracted to the Ricoh GRD4?

Because it fits in my pocket.
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i'd sure like to handle one of those and the samsung nx200.
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The Ricoh lens goes into body when off. This make it fit easily in your pocket. The Samsung NX200 does not.
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yeah, i just figured that out.
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i seek to photograph the things not seen.

" ... faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen." Hebrews 11-1
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i like how grd users' black and white conversions look. they have some grit to 'em ...
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i seek to photograph the things not seen.

" ... faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen." Hebrews 11-1
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The GRD4 is a true grit machine. It does fit in a jeans pocket with room to spare....
Here's 2...

Phila, Pa by streetshooter.us, on Flickr


06-12-0141-Edit.jpg by streetshooter.us, on Flickr

I had the 3 for a while but find the 4 to be somewhat more responsive. The processing engine seems different also but both are excellent.
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Which one you guys like more? GRD4 or GXR M?
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I just bought a GRD IV about a week ago and I like it so far. Great picture modes and the AF is pretty quick. The macro mode is a great feature too. If you have used a GR film camera, the usage is about the same. I use the camera with the optical viewfinder mostly and I have pretty good results with it so far.

I use the GXR-M for serious shooting, or when I want to really focus, photographically. The GRD IV is for fun and daily use. I can see sticking with one or the other, but different situations call for different cameras.

I'll be traveling to Mexico in August for a few days and I plan on bringing the GRD, and maybe another camera. We'll see if the GXR makes it.
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Which one you guys like more? GRD4 or GXR M?
Sorry about being late to reply but I have been out with the GRD4 a lot. The GXR and A12 units are resting....

I hope this is an acceptable answer.....
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