Ricoh GR III Digital Compact Camera review

successor to the GR Digital II, the GR Digital III offers a 28mm (equivalent) f/1.9 lens and a replacement 10MP sensor with a larger pixel pitch than its predecessor. It continues the Ricoh tradition of high-resolution screens, becoming one among the primary compact to supply a 920,000 dots VGA panel. A replacement imaging engine, together with the more sensitive sensor promises to enhance high ISO performance. It also has a faster focus and full compression mode that raises to a preset focus distance for faster shooting, especially on the streets. It also can shoot a burst of up to five RAW files in continuous or bracketing mode. The GR III from Ricoh Imaging reduces shake and mud at a premium level. It's capable of blur-free images at slow shutter accelerates to 1/4 second. Unlike DSLR Shake Reduction (SR) units that require to be compatible with various interchangeable lenses, the GR III's SR unit is optimized for the integrated 28 mm fixed focal distance lens. This SR unit gives you more reduction than that of other cameras.