Ricoh GR IV camera presentation in China: new details and pictures revealed

Ricoh had a presentation in China on the new GR IV camera (check B&H for pricing) – here are the details (Google translated):

  • The Ricoh GR IV standard version will be available in the fall of 2025
  • The Ricoh GR4 HDF version will be available in the winter of 2025
  • New 25.74-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor
  • GR ENGINE 7
  • High sensitivity ISO up to  204,800
  • Video remains 1080p at 60p
  • 18.3mm F2.8 lens (28mm equivalent) with built-in 2-stop ND filter, new optical structure with 7 elements in 5 groups (including 3 aspherical lenses)
  • 5-axis image stabilization, 0.6-second ultra-fast boot-up (fastest in the GR series)
  • 53GB internal storage + Micro SD card slot, weighing only 262g
  • Reduced size compared to the previous generation (thickness reduced by 2mm/height reduced by 0.8mm), retaining the classic button layout
  • New SN Street Shooting mode, exposure compensation button returns to thumb position, and the quick control dial is replaced with a cross key for improved precision
  • Full touchscreen support and optimized operation logic ensure quick learning for both novice and experienced users
  • Quick Snapshot: Program Auto Ex function (front and rear dials switch aperture/shutter priority), “Snap Distance Priority” automatically optimizes depth of field
  • Focus improvement: The new algorithm significantly improves the low-light focusing speed, supports face tracking and continuous focus tracking
  • Close-up capability: The new lens structure shortens the minimum focusing distance and enhances the ability to capture details
  • Film simulation: Added “Movie mode” to support grain adjustment (covering black and white, positive and negative film styles, etc.)
  • Price: not released
  • An optional lens adapter allows the use of the current 21mm ultra-wide-angle conversion lens.
  • The filter in front of the sensor has a new antistatic coating.
  • The LCD screen automatically adjusts brightness according to the environment.
  •  “Snap Distance Priority Mode” (Sn) can be selected using the mode dial, and the camera automatically adjusts the aperture based on the set depth of field.
  • Upgraded DB-120 battery, increasing the number of shots by approximately 25%
  • Upgraded to 2.4/5GHz dual-band Wi-Fi
  • Compatible with the new GR World app
  • Presentation slides and additional pictures:

Ricoh GR IV camera hands-on pictures



Source: Weibo

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