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Ricoh Caplio G4The camera's stylish appearance, meanwhile, makes it the perfect accessory. Smaller and lighter than the Caplio G3 at just 150 grams, the camera fits comfortably in the photographer's hand. For power, users have the choice of an optional long-lasting lithium-ion battery that enables hundreds of shots to be taken between charges, two convenient AA alkaline or nickel metal hydride batteries, or an AC adapter. Six practical scene modes are available: portrait, sports, landscape, night scene, text, and high-sensitivity. In the latter mode, the screen automatically illuminates subjects to aid in framing the picture in under-lit environments. An adjust button allows the user to easily adjust exposure (+2 to -2), white balance, and ISO (125-800) without going into Menu. Moreover, the imaging software provided makes instant image transfers from the Caplio G4 to USB-equipped personal computers fast and easy. Newest Review: ... by the mode dial. Startup is a bit slow when you have the Flash mode on as the flash charges up, typical wait it around 4-5 ... more |
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Ricoh DB-40 Caplio 300G G4 G3 RR10 RR30Battery Charger
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Read Reviews for Ricoh Caplio G4
by - written on 03/05/08 (Useful, 32 readings)
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I bought the Ricoh G4 Wide model over the G4 (this model was launched in the late 2003). Main difference is the G4 Wide's focal length is 28 to 85mm while the G4 is 35 to 105mm. I prefer a wider angle to start with. The G4 models are considered very bulky by currents standards but the design of the grip is still comfortable for one hand operation. Many people have problem looking for the power button as it is overshadowed by the mode dial. Startup is a bit slow when you have the Flash mode on as the flash charges up, typical wait it around 4-5 seconds. However, the flash is quite weak for indoor shots. Close up up to 1 cm is a selling point for this camera. One feature ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/02/05 (Useful, 209 readings)
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Firstly, I must Point out that I am not technically minded whatsoever, in fact, the only figures I know about the Ricoh Caplio G4 are that it is 3.2 mega pixels and is has a shutter speed of 0.14 seconds (which, if I’m honest, I don’t really know what that means, just that it is really fast!!). So if you are looking for clarification on the technical side of the camera this review is not for you, on the other hand it shows how easy the camera is to use if I can use it. The reason I decided on this camera is because its main feature (according to the manufacturer) is that you can take photos really quickly and thankfully this has turned out to be true. I can ... Read the complete review
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