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Ricoh The Ricoh GR III Image Thread (Showcase)
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
- Location
- Oregon Coast
- Name
- Andrew
Cross post with the similar thread on Mu-43, apologies to those who frequent both! Everything to follow is the same as that post 
Alright, I'll apologize in advance for the large number of mediocre snaps I am posting. Was able to get out earlier today, but rain kept me from getting much. Darn Spring with its rainy, blustery mornings that turn into fine afternoons once I had more boring, grown-up things to do!
These were all taken in raw and processed afterwards in-camera, with the positive film setting except in the case of the B&W, which were hi-contrast B&W. In all cases they aren't default image control settings for those JPEG styles, as I punched up the contrast and saturation a little bit on some, and applied color filter type adjustments to the B&W. Note a quirk of the camera in its current form: the photo of the house in B&W is quite grainy, especially in the skies; "Grain: On" is one of the image control settings, but at the moment it can't be switched off! Firmware will address this in the near future from what has been said.
R0000234 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000236 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000235 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000227 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000233 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000232 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000231 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000230 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000229 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000228 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000226 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000221 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000225 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000224 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000223 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
R0000222 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
Alright, I'll apologize in advance for the large number of mediocre snaps I am posting. Was able to get out earlier today, but rain kept me from getting much. Darn Spring with its rainy, blustery mornings that turn into fine afternoons once I had more boring, grown-up things to do!
These were all taken in raw and processed afterwards in-camera, with the positive film setting except in the case of the B&W, which were hi-contrast B&W. In all cases they aren't default image control settings for those JPEG styles, as I punched up the contrast and saturation a little bit on some, and applied color filter type adjustments to the B&W. Note a quirk of the camera in its current form: the photo of the house in B&W is quite grainy, especially in the skies; "Grain: On" is one of the image control settings, but at the moment it can't be switched off! Firmware will address this in the near future from what has been said.
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
- Location
- Oregon Coast
- Name
- Andrew
Reviewing my images it's clear to me now that adding any extra saturation to the raw conversion isn't usually necessary. It's of course hard to tell on a 3" screen when you're doing the conversion.
CraigC
Top Veteran
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Name
- Craig
Took the opportunity when out for a walk with my son to grab a few shots around our neighbourhood. Was hoping to get some more camera time this weekend, but pretty miserable out (cold and rainy).
Feels good to have a GR again - missed the handling and ultra compact size. This lens is just as sharp, if not shaper than the previous version. Liking the IBIS and touchscreen too.
Washed out by Craig, on Flickr
Summitview by Craig, on Flickr
Bridge by Craig, on Flickr
Feels good to have a GR again - missed the handling and ultra compact size. This lens is just as sharp, if not shaper than the previous version. Liking the IBIS and touchscreen too.
Washed out by Craig, on Flickr
Summitview by Craig, on Flickr
Bridge by Craig, on Flickr
- Location
- Oregon Coast
- Name
- Andrew
Straight OOC JPEG in positive film style. I really like the new highlight priority metering (this is not an example with highlights that are hard to control, however it's a very versatile metering mode if you set it to +0.3 or +0.7 for most uncomplicated lighting situations, +1 or a little over for bright sunlight and shade mixed)
R0000060 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
I actually like the HDR (lowest setting) coming out of the GR3
_G000695 by Garry, on Flickr
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- Location
- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
So do I - and I've seen more of them online to support this impression. IQ from this little camera is truely amazing and certainly no reason *not* to lust after this camera ...
M.
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
- Location
- Oregon Coast
- Name
- Andrew
Yeah they do, this combination of lens/sensor is kind of magic, like the previous one, but even more so with the added resolution. OOC results in raw viewers look a little soft, but they take sharpening remarkably well, since so much detail is there.
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
CraigC
Top Veteran
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Name
- Craig
Rainy day means a good day to get the grocery shopping out of the way...and crank the music on the way home...
Raindrops by Craig, on Flickr
Aisle by Craig, on Flickr
An apple a day by Craig, on Flickr
Veggies by Craig, on Flickr
Turn it up by Craig, on Flickr
Love that GR just fits into a coat pocket with ease. Means I bring it to me much more often than any other camera (besides my phone - but that's no fun).
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Raindrops by Craig, on Flickr
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Aisle by Craig, on Flickr
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An apple a day by Craig, on Flickr
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Veggies by Craig, on Flickr
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Turn it up by Craig, on Flickr
Love that GR just fits into a coat pocket with ease. Means I bring it to me much more often than any other camera (besides my phone - but that's no fun).
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
- Location
- Oregon Coast
- Name
- Andrew
In-cam raw conversion, positive film.
R0000590 by Andrew Lossing, on Flickr
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