RPSA is now focusing on increasing its viscosity and temperature capabilities to support additional conversions of analog-to-digital processes. RPSA is seeking to engage with companies with high viscous fluids and that are also motivated to benefit from the advantages of the digital conversion of their process.
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Ricoh Printing Systems America, Inc. introduces the latest member of the rugged, industrial ink jet print head family that is optimized for the most demanding applications. Building on the 31 year history of Ricoh industrial ink jet technology, the MH2620/2820 print head is now available for multiple applications including wide format graphics, 3D modeling, electronic deposition and others. It sets a new metric for price, performance, and packaging.
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Ricoh Printing Systems America, Inc. (RPSA) , established in 1962, is headquartered in Simi Valley, California and is a subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd., in Japan. RPSA is a leader in providing technologically advanced solutions for industrial printing and other markets and is world renowned for its product reliability and specialization.
I have a question regarding the lcd problem being infamous with the GR series. Once you have the lcd serviced will it fix the problem forever? Or you will have to expect that in the near future you will then again experience lcd failures?
Bearing in mind that many of these cameras are over 15 years old it is perhaps unsurprising that there are LCD failures. Obviously repairing it will not fix it forever, but it will be good for a long time. Ricoh give a 6 month guarantee on all repairs and they are very good at what they do. I have never had anything come back after being repaired.
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does anyone know how much Ricoh would charge to repair the motor of the GR? Mine has died yesterday and i would have to send it in from germany (dont know about repair in europe). How common is this problem? Cheaper to find another camera?
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Hi,Nice to find your web site. I bought a GR1 when they first came out and used it for five years before it developed a bizarre problem. If there is no film in the camera, it easily locks focus, center, side, whatever, at any distance, and holds that focus while I release the shutter. However, if I put film in the camera, even though it initially locks on a focus point, it loses focus once I push the shutter release all the way.Only once in ten years have I seen anyone else describe this problem, but no solution was given. I love this camera, but about 75% of the time it loses focus it just had. Can you help?Regards,
Dave
I have a near mint condition GR1 except for the eyepiece. Mine is the silver one and the beige rubber was wearing off the eyepiece. I tried to scrape it all off to make it entirely black, but broke the part where the screw goes in.I believe the eyepiece would be the same for GR1 or any of its newer variations. Where in Japan would I be able to find this part?Thanks. -jT-
I have a GR1 that has not been used for over 10 years. Put a new battery in tonight and it now has a non working LCD. The display inside the viewer seems to be working. I am going to list it on ebay, but if anyone here, with knowledge of how to use this without the LCD, is interested in buying it, please let me know.
hey all,I had a GR1 and I sold it for spare parts. the camera unfortunately had every problem mentioned here. the lcd, the rubber thing, the broken motor. after having rearranged my archive the last two days, I have seen pictures I took with the ricoh and only now I realize its superb quality and sharpness.a good article for a very good camera.all the best from germanymarco
I had this baby too. But as with nearly every other GR1 I had the mentioned problems. So sad, because its a great little camera. After that I switched to the Olympus miu-2 (I know its 35mm instead of 28mm) but its sturdy, even a bit smaller and has also a great lens and still working today!Ralph
The RICOH GR IIIx incorporates a newly developed 26.1mm F2.8 GR lens, which harmonizes exceptional image quality with a slim design. Unlike past GR-series models which featured a 28mm wide angle of view for exaggerated perspective, this lens provides a 40mm standard angle of view in the 35mm format, delivering images with a more natural perspective and a more truthful sense of depth for a completely different type of street photography. The newly designed optics incorporates two aspherical optical elements at most effective positions to reduce distortion and chromatic aberration to a minimum, while effectively minimizing the generation of flare and ghost images when shooting against backlight. In macro photography, the camera allows the user to move in on a subject to as close as 12 centimeters from the lens front end. Coupled with the standard focal length, it captures close-up images with a natural perspective, set against a beautifully defocused background. It also comes equipped with an ND (Neutral Density) filter, which closes the aperture down by two stops to capture high-contrast, high-resolution images with a variety of scenes and subjects and under varying shooting conditions. Its nine-blade diaphragm mechanism creates a natural bokeh (defocus) effect and a truthful sense of depth at open and larger apertures, while capturing beautiful light beams at closed-down apertures.
The GR IIIx incorporates a large APS-C-format CMOS image sensor with an anti-aliasing (AA) filter-less design and a newly developed GR ENGINE 6 imaging engine to optimize its image resolving power. With approximately 24.24 effective megapixels, this image sensor assures super-high-resolution images rich in gradation. It is also compatible with multi-tone 14-bit RAW image recording. The camera also features the RICOH-original accelerator unit designed to optimize the image data delivered by the image sensor, and provides a top sensitivity of ISO 102400 for super-high-sensitivity photography.
The GR IIIx features a hybrid AF system combining a contrast-type AF mechanism superior in focusing precision with a phase-detection-type AF mechanism assuring 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. Photographers can also change the main subject with simple touch-screen operation.
Three-axis, four-step* shake reduction: The RICOH-original SR (Shake Reduction) mechanism means that the GR IIIx effectively compensates for camera shake at the time of shutter release. The three-axis mechanism minimizes the adverse effects of camera shake caused by pitch, yaw and roll by as much as four shutter steps. Since the SR mechanism shifts the image sensor to the ideal position horizontally and vertically, the camera lets the user take advantage of the Auto Horizon Correction function to effortlessly optimize image composition.
RICOH-original AA Filter Simulator*: By applying microscopic vibrations with sub-pixel precision to the image sensor unit during exposure, the camera's AA (anti-aliasing) Filter Simulator provides the same level of moir reduction as an optical AA filter. This innovative simulator allows the user not only to switch the AA filter effect on and off, but also to adjust the effect to the level best suited for a given subject.
Despite the incorporation of the large APS-C-format image sensor and the newly developed optics with a longer focal length, the GR IIIx is designed to be extremely compact, functional and portable, in keeping with the GR-series concept of the camera as a pocketable imaging tool or a handy picture-taking tool. It also provides a host of user-friendly features -- such as 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 -- to enhance operability and allow the user to swiftly react to once-in-a-lifetime shutter opportunities. The exterior frame is made of highly rigid magnesium alloy to improve dependability and durability while being carried or stored.
The GR IIIx features a 3.0-inch high-definition LCD monitor with approximately 1,037,000 dots. Its touch-screen operation provides swift, intuitive control of various camera functions, such as AF frame shift, menu selection, and image advance/magnification during playback. It also features an air gapless construction, in which special resin is inserted between the LCD touchscreen monitor and a protective cover made of reinforced glass, to effectively reduce the reflection and dispersion of light for improved visibility. The Outdoor View Setting allows the user to instantly adjust the monitor's brightness to the desired level for greater visibility in difficult lighting conditions. 152ee80cbc
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