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    TESTED: RICOH GR III

    Jun 21, 2019 4 minutes

    Few cameras enjoy the sort of cult following that Ricoh’s GR lineup benefits from. An unchanged formula of stuffing impressive specifications into a compact body, paired with a fast fixed lens has resulted in the various incarnations being adored by street and travel photographers around the world. The GR II did especially well, with photographers appreciating the 16-megapixel APS-C sensor, discreet styling and no-nonsense menu layout. But as the GR II was launched back in 2015, it’s fair to say the compact camera was certainly due an upgrade.

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    Enter the GR III, a camera that stays true to the GR DNA, while

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