Ricoh's new GR Digital IV is filled with similar 28mm f/1.9 lens (fast) that made its predecessor awesome along with a new .2 second autofocus. (Faster.)
Just how much faster Two times as quickly as the GR Digital III. The important thing towards the blazing focus speed may be the hybrid AF which combines the data from Ricoh's new exterior autofocus sensor using the internal one. Ricoh also added a continuing AF mode that shoots 1.54 fps.
What else is totally new Our prime-resolution three-inch LCD continues to be upgraded to at least one.23 million dots. The sensor's been outfitted with a brand new stabilizer in lowering blur. And in contrast to the majority of things that will get faster, the GR Digital IV also got just a little heavier, growing 7mm to 32.5mm wide.
Such as the GR Digital III and also the completely new Canon S100 this camera is really a serious photographer's pocket camera. But as the S100 got a bit of rejuvenated hardware, the GR Digital IV is stuck with similar lens and 10 megapixel CCD sensor excellent although not new. A minimum of when its available sometime soon, the GR Digital IV will be a watch-catching special edition whitened. (Don't request why a digital photographer really wants to be eye-catching.) Not sure on cost. [Ricoh]
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