Ricoh’s Pride is the GXR A16 Camera System
Ricoh is relying on its latest camera release, the GXR A16, as its money maker.
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Ricoh is relying on its latest camera release, the GXR A16, as its money maker.
For all those Ricoh camera fans, there’s a newly released 24-85mm equivalent F3.5-5.5 zoom module with a 16MP APS-C sensor for its GXR system. This Ricoh camera has a flexible focal length and has a wider zoom that is part of the kit offered. In spite the extra feature, the Ricoh is still compact in size.
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Ricoh launched the P10 28-300mm equivalent F3.5-5.6 VC lens module made for the GXR system. It comes with a ½.3 inch back illuminated CMOS sensor.
Ricoh had this brilliant idea, why just change lenses on digital SLR, when you can change everything (image sensor and image processing engine) with a simple slide and click motion. Ricoh’s GXR interchangeable camera system was born and it’s giving that just-lens-changeable DSLR, a run for its money.
Everyone’s using a digital SLR these days, even your hermit uncle Thomas carries a Nikon. Are you ready to try a different kind of camera? Ricoh is introducing an unconventional camera design called the Ricoh GXR. It is the World’s first “interchangeable unit camera system”.
Ricoh GXR has a totally different system. The GXR enables you to change lens and image sensor which are combined into a single interchangeable unit. So basically, instead of buying the body and collecting the lens like in digital SLRS, the Ricoh GXR makes you buy the lens which comes with its own sensor, shutter, aperture, processing engine.