Ricoh GXR expert reviews

Ricoh's GXR works better as a concept camera and price is far too high to justify unusal design by PCAuthority
May 2010
It’s an original concept but one that doesn’t really solve any problems, while the price is only a little short of absurd...

Ricoh GXR review by CNET
April 2010
The modular GXR camera system is barmy, using interchangeable lens units that also house a sensor and image-processing engine. But it's also brilliant -- its components are superbly constructed, it offers dSLR levels of versatility, and its image quality is generally very good...

Ricoh GXR S10 24-72mm F2.5-4.4 VC Review by dpreview.com
March 2010
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Ricoh GXR A12 50mm F2.5 Macro Review by dpreview.com
March 2010
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Ricoh GXR review by Stuff.tv
January 2010
Forget just changing lenses – the GXR is all about changing the whole lens-and-sensor combo, making this a camera for all seasons. But is it a gimmick to far?...

RICOH GXR review by T3.com
January 2010
Here is the most vexing problem in photography: to get snaps that look more pro, we need a digital SLR. But the bulk of body and lens combined means that it’s not the most portable option. DSLR quality without the heft is the Holy Grail. Olympus and Panasonic’s Micro Four Thirds interchangeable lens system...

Ricoh GXR review by PCAdvisor
January 2010
The Ricoh GXR is a modular digital camera that's sure to make your friends ask you all about it. Paired with the A12, 50mm prime lens unit, the GXR can produce vibrant and very clear photos, but its focusing performance was a let-down. There's a still a way to go before the GXR becomes awesome: it needs a larger lens s...

Ricoh GXR (A12) Preview by dpreview.com
November 2009
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