Well, what do you know? Pentax, a Ricoh camera brand, also has a film camera. Not just any analog film camera, btw. The Pentax 17 is a half-frame camera that captures two 17 mm x 24 mm pictures within a single 35 mm format (36 mm x 24 mm) film […]
Smartphones may have replaced compact digital cameras but if you expect to be in tough situations where there are possibilities that your gear gets thrown around a lot, then a rugged camera is the way to go, and if so, Ricoh has just the right rugged snapper for you: the […]
Right. We missed the boat on the Ricoh GR III Diary Edition Special Limited Kit. Well, not entirely because that camera can now be purchased on its own just the GR IIIx Urban Edition. So, hurray, I guess? And yes, Ricoh is still at it with the GR III.
Previously announced as a part of the Ricoh GR IIIx Urban Edition Special Limited Kit, the Ricoh GR IIIx Urban Edition can now be purchased on its own for those who just want the camera.
Well, what do you know? There’s yet another special edition of the Ricoh GR. This time it is a Ricoh GR IIIx Urban Edition Special Limited Kit. Like the GR III Street Edition, the GR IIIx Urban Edition is also inspired by street photographers.
Capturing 360-degree images used to require complex and expensive setup. But Ricoh changed the game in 2013 when it introduced the world’s first 360-degree consumer camera. Fast forward to today, the imaging company has given the Theta Z1 an upgrade.
The pen-style 360-degree camera from Ricoh’s offshoot, Vecnos, we saw earlier this year is finally available. The Vecnos 360-degree IQUI Camera, as it is called, is an imaging marvel that miniaturized a 360-imaging system into a form factor that is little larger than a pen. OK, maybe not a typical […]
Street photographers in favor of Ricoh cameras may want to take a look at the new Ricoh GR III Street Edition Special Limited Kit that pays homage to street photography with some interesting aesthetic features.
Remember the one time when some companies tried to sell us pen-style voice memo recorders? Well, this is Vecnos and it wants to do the same, but with 360-degree imaging. Vecnos is a Ricoh spin off and funded by Ricoh.
There’s a trend of NOT owning digital cameras, even a point-and-shoot variety, when traveling. However, if you are expecting yourself to rough it out and still capture images, you may want to consider picking up an all-weather adventure compact camera like the new Ricoh WG-70.
Ricoh. Previously a name closely associated to photocopier and printers, but not so much of imaging devices, has in recent years it has carved a niche in the area of 360-degree imaging that started way back in 2013.