Ricoh GR IV launched with 26MP APS-C sensor, 5-axis stabilisation: 5 things to know
Ricoh has officially unveiled the GR IV, marking the first significant update to its cult-favourite compact camera series in six years. Known for its popularity among street photographers, the GR IV arrives with a higher price tag but also major upgrades in performance and features.
Launch and price Ricoh GR IV will be available in September at $1,499.95, a $600 increase compared to the GR III’s launch price in 2019.
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New sensor and lens The camera features a 26-megapixel APS-C sensor and a redesigned 28mm-equivalent f/2.8 lens for enhanced image quality.
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Improved stabilisation and autofocus It introduces 5-axis image stabilisation and an overhauled autofocus system for faster, more accurate tracking.
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Compact and lightweight build Despite upgrades, it maintains a pocket-friendly design, weighs just 262 grams, and includes 53GB of internal storage with microSD support.
Image quality and appeal Sample shots suggest sharper results and improved stability, while the signature GR look remains. The higher price may, however, restrict its reach.
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