Ricoh
GR IIIx
$999~
Oct 1, 2021 release
| Sensor | Resolution | Max Video | 4K fps |
|---|---|---|---|
| APS-C | 24.2MP | 1080p | − |
| IBIS | Sealed | Weight | |
| ○ | − | 262g (9.2 oz) | − |
Ricoh builds the fixed-lens GR series of APS-C compact cameras.
Gearbase tracks 2 Ricoh mirrorless bodies across APS-C. Every row lists sensor, resolution, video capability, stabilisation and weight, and any two can be put side by side.
| Sensor | Resolution | Max Video | 4K fps |
|---|---|---|---|
| APS-C | 24.2MP | 1080p | − |
| IBIS | Sealed | Weight | |
| ○ | − | 262g (9.2 oz) | − |
| Sensor | Resolution | Max Video | 4K fps |
|---|---|---|---|
| APS-C | 25.7MP | 1080p | − |
| IBIS | Sealed | Weight | |
| ○ | − | 262g (9.2 oz) | − |
Gearbase tracks 2 Ricoh mirrorless camera bodies, covering APS-C sensor size.
The Ricoh models listed here have fixed lenses and take no interchangeable optics.
Launch prices (MSRP) range from $999 to $1,499, averaging $1,249. Street prices are usually lower for older models.
The most recently released Ricoh body Gearbase tracks is the Ricoh GR IV (September 2025).