Ricoh’s GR IV is launched in September at a more slope price than its predecessor

Ricoh launches the compact GR IV camera in mid-September for $ 1,499.95, accompanied by a new new GF-2 series for $ 119.95. As in the beginning I announced in MayGR IV will have the APS-C 26-megapixel sensor, slightly redesigned from the F/2.8 lens that have been slightly redesigned, automatic new sound control systems, and 53 GB of storage storage to supplement its MicroSD card.

More than six years have passed since the first embodiment of GR III was launched in 2019, with GRIIX and HDF variables only since. Follow the expected consecutive camera in the effects of its predecessor with a super -sized body and the perfect lens for photography in the streets and take daily photos.

If you are more familiar with the famous X100VI in Fujifilm than Ricoh Gr, Ricoh is more compact on a similar composition – you can put it in the pocket. GR IV has the same size sensor, but with more modest accuracy, a slightly wider lens than X100, F/2.8 slot is slower, and there is no camera lens (GR cameras depend on the back screen of the composition, or A Optical researcher of the old -style You are rising above).

That’s all on equality with previous GR cameras as well. Although one of the ways in which GR III was distinguished from Fujifilm, it was a sub-price of 1000 dollars when it was launched in 2019. The new GR IV will be sold for $ 600 more than that-and $ 350 more than The latest GR III variable.

Many cameras such as Fujifilmand Nikonand EcclesiasticalAnd more Its price increased this year due to American definitions. Among the crowd of hard -line photos, the Ricoh Gr line was known to be the reasonable choice for the focal fixed street cameras. Obviously, they were not a driving area, but they were cheaper than X100 and much cheaper than any Leica S. Now, with GR IV at $ 1500 and $ X100VI Run $ 1,800 (Perhaps climbing is higher) This style of the camera looks like a a lot Pricier case.