24.24 Megapixels
1080p Video
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-102400
No Viewfinder
3" LCD Screen
Overview

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF Digital Camera introduces an innovative highlight diffusion filter (HDF), elevating creative expression and image quality. This feature renders images with a softer appearance, enhancing highlights to produce a timeless aesthetic reminiscent of film photography and classic cinema.

SKU: GC40-1284

Ricoh GR IIIx HDF Digital Camera - Black

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF Digital Camera introduces an innovative highlight diffusion filter (HDF), elevating creative expression and image quality. This feature renders images with a softer appearance, enhancing highlights to produce a timeless aesthetic reminiscent of film photography and classic cinema.

The function (Fn) button is pre-configured to toggle the HDF feature effortlessly, ensuring seamless transitions between styles. Unique to this model, a dark silver shutter-release button sets it apart, adding a touch of distinction. Additionally, the camera's firmware has been enhanced to include Zone Select AF, enabling precise focus within a 3x3 grid and the capability to store up to three customized white-balance settings for optimal colour accuracy across various lighting conditions.

High-Resolution GR Lens


The newly designed 26.1mm GR lens provides a 40mm standard angle of view in the 35mm format, delivering images with a natural perspective and a truthful sense of depth for a completely different type of street photography. High-refractive index low-dispersion glass lenses and aspherical high-precision moulded glass lenses are optimally placed in the lens construction to suppress optical distortion and chromatic aberration, delivering a high level of sharpness.

The camera also comes equipped with an ND (Neutral Density) filter, which closes the aperture down by two stops to capture high-contrast and high-resolution images with a variety of scenes and subjects under varying shooting conditions. Its nine-blade diaphragm mechanism creates a natural bokeh effect and a truthful sense of depth at open and larger apertures while capturing beautiful light beams at closed-down apertures.

24.2MP APS-C CMOS Sensor and GR Engine 6

An updated 24.2MP APS-C CMOS sensor pairs with the new GR Engine 6 to produce high-resolution 14-bit DNG or JPEG stills with impressive tonality, natural colour rendering, and high sensitivity from ISO 100-102400. In addition to stills shooting, the GR IIIx HDF is also capable of recording Full HD 1080 video at 60p, 30p, and 24p frame rates.

Hybrid AF System

The hybrid AF system combines a contrast-type AF mechanism with a phase-detection-type AF mechanism, ensuring high-speed focusing operation. During autofocus shooting, this AF system detects the subject's face or eye with precision, focuses on it, and indicates the in-focus position on the LCD display using the AF frame. When the camera detects multiple faces, it automatically distinguishes the main subject from secondary ones and indicates this on the focus frame.

Shake Reduction System

Shake Reduction (SR) minimises camera shake on three axes, including yaw, pitch, and roll, to provide up to 4 stops of compensation and produce crisp, sharp images even when taking split-second snapshots or capturing images with challenging low-light conditions.

Compact and Lightweight Design

The GR IIIx HDF is designed to be extremely compact, functional, and portable. The exterior frame is made of rigid magnesium alloy for improved durability while being carried or stored. It provides a host of user-friendly features, including a short start-up time of approximately 0.8 seconds, control dials conveniently positioned next to the four-way controller, and effortless touch-screen operation. These features enhance operability and allow the user to swiftly react to once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.

HD LCD Monitor with Touch-Screen Operation

A 3" high-definition LCD monitor with touch-screen operation provides swift, intuitive control of various camera functions such as AF frame shift, menu selection, and image advance/magnification during playback. An outdoor view setting allows you to instantly adjust the monitor's brightness to the desired level for greater visibility in difficult lighting conditions.

Image Control and Visual Effects

The GR IIIx HDF features a creative image control function, which integrates effect modes into conventional image setting operations. Using 11 basic image control modes, you can easily adjust various parameters such as hue, saturation, key, contrast, and graininess to the desired level. A set of adjusted parameters can also be added as a custom setting to the image control function menu.

Advanced Image Editing

The GR IIIx HDF provides in-camera RAW editing, so you can edit a captured image by adjusting such parameters as recoding size, aspect ratio, white balance, and exposure compensation, all without the need for a PC. The camera also lets you retain the adjusted parameters after the initial RAW data development is completed, making it possible to make minute readjustments of the already-developed image.

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

The GR IIIx HDF provides wireless functions for easy pairing with mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. By installing the dedicated Image Sync app, you can transfer captured images to a mobile device, display a live-view image on the monitor, change various settings remotely, release the shutter from a distance, and upload captured images to various social media platforms with ease. You can also send your mobile device's location data to the camera and record the data on captured images. An auto-resize function automatically reduces the image size before transmitting it to a mobile device.

Features:

Built-in HDF (Highlight Diffusion Filter)

The built-in HDF (Highlight Diffusion Filter) diffuses highlights for softer light,
creating more expressive images with a sense of depth and emotion.
It is designed to diffuse highlight areas and create a blurred effect along the
image’s edges, making it possible to capture somewhat nostalgic images
resembling those captured in film photography or vintage movies.

Select HDF with a press of a button

The HDF ON/OFF function can be quickly changed with a press of the Fn button
on the back of the camera. “HDF” is printed near the Fn button.

Pre-Program White-balance settings

Up to 3 custom white balances can now be registered. The base white balance
and your own fine-tuned white balance can be assigned in combination.

Zone Select AF

Zone-select AF allows the user to select any zone within the 3×3 focusing area.

24.24 Megapixels
1080p Video
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-102400
No Viewfinder
3" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF Digital Camera introduces an innovative highlight diffusion filter (HDF), elevating creative expression and image quality. This feature renders images with a softer appearance, enhancing highlights to produce a timeless aesthetic reminiscent of film photography and classic cinema.

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Key Features

24.24 Megapixels

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF has a 24.2 Megapixel APS-C CMOS Sensor.

1080p Video

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF supports full HD 1080/60p Video Recording.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

ISO 100-102400

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF has a native ISO range of 100 to 102 400.

No Viewfinder

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF does not have a built-in viewfinder.

3" LCD Screen

The Ricoh GR IIIx HDF has a fixed 3" touchscreen LCD.

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