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RICOH GR III vs RICOH GR IIIx

Side-by-Side Comparison

Products

RICOH GR III
RICOH GR IIIx

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Body Type
Large Sensor Compact
Mirrorless
Yes
Sensor Size
APS-C
Body Type
Large Sensor Compact
Mirrorless
Yes
Sensor Size
APS-C
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  5. Street Photography
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Variants

  • GR III (Black)
  • GR III (Diary Edition)
  • GR III (Street Edition Metallic Gray)
  • GR IIIx (Black)
  • GR IIIx (Urban Edition)

Review

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Our Verdict

RICOH GR III

RICOH GR IIIx

The RICOH GR III and the RICOH GR IIIx are identical cameras except for their built-in lenses. The GR III has a 28mm full-frame equivalent field of view, while the GR IIIx has a 40mm equivalent field of view. Which is better depends on which focal length you prefer to shoot at. The 28mm is wider and a bit better suited to landscapes or busier scenes that may require more coverage, while the 40mm is closer to the field of view of the human eye, making it versatile for a range of different subjects.

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