Power sia. One shot hoot everything.
Ricoh GR
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Power sia. One shot hoot everything.
felixcat8888
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GR very poisonous!!
Good but not perfect. Small aperture , high ISO performance is not that great, AWB is not as good as said on its ads, otherwise it is a great camera.
jtsky
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Like the shadow.
1 more, this time genre - street,
PhilipKr35
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Finally could not avoid the poisonous!
First shoot just to show that the GR could also as good for flower as for Street life!
CONGRATULATIONS !!!
chipvn
Senior Member
Thanks Bro!
Need to buy some accessories for it soon. Don't know where could I find the Glass screen protector for it? Don't know if TK Foto has that one? Might need to come there to get the 21 converter and spare batteries.
chipvn
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Thanks Ranchy. I'll pass by there to get one when going to Funan to buy the 21 converter!
PhilipKr35
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I have one extra piece of this, not sure if it is GLASS as you call it , I paid Yen680 for it, about $8.70.
If you want I work around Telok Ayer St.
http://www.amazon.co.jp/HAKUBA-フィルム-Ricoh-CX6専用-DGF-RCX6/dp/B0073CRJR0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1378048827&sr=8-1&keywords=hakuba+ricoh++CX6
jtsky
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Long time no post ... one recent one to add to this thread. Enjoy your GR!
GR + in-cam ND
Very nice, I tried to use the in-cam ND, it only allows me to choose Auto and Manual. Can you teach me how to select ?
In shooting menu, there's an option to switch the ND filter to ON. That's when you selected the ND option to Manual in the setup section.
chipvn
Senior Member
Thanks Philip. I'm looking for the Hard Glass like type and that is the one that Ranchy mentioned. I've just got one from SGcamerastore.
chipvn
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I bought the B+W UV to protect the GW-3 but the front element of the GW-3 scare me. Have anyone tried the B+W UV filter on this GW-3. I'm worried that the filter glass will touch the front element of the GW-3.
PS: found the result myself using a very thin water drop between the GW-3 and the filter. They touched! Need to find a slim cheap 62mm filter to break the glass and use as filter adaptor!
PS: found the result myself using a very thin water drop between the GW-3 and the filter. They touched! Need to find a slim cheap 62mm filter to break the glass and use as filter adaptor!
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chipvn
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Thanks a lot. I'll try the Pro1d. As long as the glass back of the filter is not deeper than the filter ring, it will be safe to put in.
This is another close-up from the GR:
sanfong
Senior Member
I bought the B+W UV to protect the GW-3 but the front element of the GW-3 scare me. Have anyone tried the B+W UV filter on this GW-3. I'm worried that the filter glass will touch the front element of the GW-3.
PS: found the result myself using a very thin water drop between the GW-3 and the filter. They touched! Need to find a slim cheap 62mm filter to break the glass and use as filter adaptor!
Check the manual. i remember GW2 has thread too but manual warned it was not for filters. You might want to use a step up ring instead.
chipvn
Senior Member
Thanks Sanfong. Thanks again B3nj! Today I tried Kenko Pro1 D and Kenko Zeta without any problem. I've check the construction of my Hoya Pro1 D 49mm and believed that its design should work well, too. As long as the filter glass does not lower than its frame, it will be fine!
The manual also mentioned that the thread is designed for the cap not for the filter! With my Kenko Zeta protecting filter, when focus at infinity you will see a tiny (very small) heavy dark corner @f2.8 and it will go away @f8. When focus near close-up distance, even @f2.8 you barely see the dark corner.
The manual also mentioned that the thread is designed for the cap not for the filter! With my Kenko Zeta protecting filter, when focus at infinity you will see a tiny (very small) heavy dark corner @f2.8 and it will go away @f8. When focus near close-up distance, even @f2.8 you barely see the dark corner.
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