Even though more advanced digital cameras have taken over the market, point-and-shoot cameras for video are still widely popular and useful. There are several factors one should take into account before choosing the best camera for video, but one area where point-and-shoot cameras still dominate is their compact size. They can easily fit into your
Today, bulky and expensive DSLRs aren’t the only cameras on the market that appeal to people. You can also get point-and-shoot cameras under $1000 that do the trick quite well, indeed. Moreover, if you want to enhance your photography and videography skills but don’t want to spend much, a point-and-shoot camera seems to be the
When you need a camera to perform all the heavy lifting in a relatively small package, the point-and-shoot solutions are worthy candidates. However, to really dig into the basic foundations of exposure you will eventually need to dive into manual mode. Rummaging through the details of the exposure triangle is beyond the scope of this
If you have ever attempted to produce a 360 or virtual tour in the traditional manner, you’ve probably done so using a fisheye or very wide angle lens, panoramic tripod head, millions of spirit levels, and software to stitch the images together and produce the final tour. Even today, this setup can be quite costly,
It’s always curious to watch different technologies battle for supremacy in the market, and it’s not always about which is the best solution. Sometimes, it’s about which product has been marketed the most strategically. I always think back to the old videotape days, with the battle between VHS and Betamax. VHS became the standard in
After noticing several reports by customers regarding a wobbly control dial on their latest street photography camera, RICOH announced this week that they would offer free repairs to customers with a camera affected by the defect. The camera that seem to be affected by the issue is the latest RICOH GR III. Only selected serial
Photokina 2018 took place in Cologne from September 26 to September 29. It was supposed to be a five-day event, but the trade was shortened because they’re going to change the format to an annual occasion. Despite the three-day length, we got to witness some important announcements including RICOH’s new compact digital camera. Tech fairs
The RICOH GR III belongs to a species of endangered gadgets we know as the point-and-shoot cameras. The camera is lightweight and compact (easily fits into pockets) with a focal length of 28mm, and sports an f/2.8 lens and 24-megapixel APS-C sensor. It features a sensor-shift shake reduction system that can be used to bring
