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Reviews of Digital Cameras
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Title: Ricoh Caplio R7: Review
Pros: The 7.1x optical zoom Fast start-up times Easy to use interface Grain-free images in good light
Cons: Flash is unreliable Barrel distortion when lens extended Competition is often cheaper
Summary: A solid performance from the latest Ricoh
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70/100 |
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Title: Ricoh Caplio R7: Review
Pros: The 7.1x optical zoom Fast start-up times Easy to use interface Grain-free images in good light
Cons: Flash is unreliable Barrel distortion when lens extended Competition is often cheaper
Summary: A solid performance from the latest Ricoh
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70/100 |
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Title: REVIEW-RICOH Caplio 500G wide
Pros: The Ricoh 500G is made for a particular niche market which includes firefighters, builders, engineers and architects and, we assume, explorers and white water rafters. It even has a mode for correcting photos of documents so that they are straight, with e
Cons: The write time to the SD card is slow.
Verdict: The Ricoh 500G wide is a tool -- there is no other way to describe it. It's not pretty but it's certainly tough. And it has been well thought out for a particular customer who wants a camera that can stand abuse and still produce good pictures.
Summary: The Ricoh 500G "wide" is an 8 megapixel camera with a 3x zoom lens with a film-equivalent range of 28-85mm. There is an optional extender lens that takes the camera to 22mm at the wide angle end. Ricoh produce exceptional wide angle lenses with no trace o
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100/100 |
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Title: REVIEW-RICOH Caplio 500G wide
Pros: The Ricoh 500G is made for a particular niche market which includes firefighters, builders, engineers and architects and, we assume, explorers and white water rafters. It even has a mode for correcting photos of documents so that they are straight, with e
Cons: The write time to the SD card is slow.
Verdict: The Ricoh 500G wide is a tool -- there is no other way to describe it. It's not pretty but it's certainly tough. And it has been well thought out for a particular customer who wants a camera that can stand abuse and still produce good pictures.
Summary: The Ricoh 500G "wide" is an 8 megapixel camera with a 3x zoom lens with a film-equivalent range of 28-85mm. There is an optional extender lens that takes the camera to 22mm at the wide angle end. Ricoh produce exceptional wide angle lenses with no trace o
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100/100 |
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Title: Ricoh Caplio GX100
Pros: Sharp wide-angle zoom; excellent manual controls; solid pictures
Cons: Some shooting delays; weak autofocus; average image stabilisation
Verdict: An expensive -- but not over-priced -- compact camera that will appeal to enthusiast snappers bored with average lenses, average interfaces and average pictures. The wide-angle zoom lens in particular offers flexibility and competence in a fully manual pa
Summary: Ricoh has rarely jumped on digital photography's bandwagons and the Caplio GX100 is another oddity, combining compact looks and a 10-megapixel resolution with full manual controls, a remarkable wide-angle zoom and a removable electronic viewfinder
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77/100 |
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Title: Ricoh Caplio R5 Review - Digital Cameras
Pros: 7.1x optical wide angle zoom, Auto resize zoom improves picture quality of close-ups, Choice of colours: red, silver or black, Included carry case and leather belt pouch
Cons: Prone to freezing, Image review mode sometimes doesn't work
Summary: Strong zoom features including the new auto resize zoom should interest those who take plenty of shots at distance. Be wary though of the device's occassional freeze.
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70/100 |
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