sprouty115

I spent awhile 8-months(?) with a GR and a Fuji X100V.  I have zero things bad to say about the X100V, but in the end it just doesn't have the same work-flow and convenience of the GR.  Wouldn't ...

And the reason you don't use a filter before you get dust is...?

Ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Leather-Camera-Case-Bag-Cover-Pouch-and-Strap-for-Ricoh-GR-II-or-GR-Black-/165388895548?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0 Amazon ...

I've had a GRii, and two Griii's (one was stolen) for over ten years. I keep the camera in a simple case when transporting it, it stays out when I'm using it, then goes back in the case when done. ...

I know you're a supporter, as am I.  But my point was that dust isn't just a GR problem and that's easily proved - pick a camera, add dust and hit search.

Except that it actually did happen. I've taken apart a GRii and the video (actually linked in the thread) shows all you need is the proper screwdriver and a pair of tweezers. Given the need to bend ...

Funny how a simple search will disprove your assumptions and yet you didn't bother. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/16827966

I understand the frustration, but to be fair, there is a difference between saying "no big deal" and "it's never happened to me, so I don't worry about it". Also (and this isn't directed at you ...

I love snap focus too, but changing the focus distance was always a bit slow for me using a dial. So now I do this: FN button mapped to switch to Manual focus LCD mapped to "touch to focus". Anytim ...

Considering that the GRiii was the best selling model in the GR line, and the fact that they just introduced the 40mm version, and the fact that it has a great form factor, I'm not sure I would agree.

It's pretty amazing.

Ok, so here I am 10-months later and the short story is the X100V will be on Ebay shortly. I gave it a good effort, and I can't deny it's a brilliant camera, and also in a few ways it out performs ...

You won't regret it.  I have both the GRiii and the X100V.  The Fuji is a great camera,, but it's simply not a  GRiii.  I've had them both for about a year (I think) and the GRiii is the camera I ...

I own both cameras and while there are differences between them, image quality isn't one of the issues.

After almost a year with the new GR and the X100V, I'm about to put the Fuji up for sale.  Absolutely wonderful camera but I can't get past how much more I like using the GR.  So no need for it to ...