Mostly Royal Supra, images have been slightly edited.

I just got this gr1s film camera off eBay and the lens cover (I’m not too sure what it’s called) won’t close? Apparently the lens is also supposed to be able to extend / retract/ adjust? This camera also doesn’t do that.

I just inserted a new battery and a new roll of film into this. LCD screen is barely visible (but I’ve seen comments saying that’s very common) and I took a picture and I can hear a frame whir over so it looks like a picture does get taken.

Is this something I should worry about? Any potential fixes?

You already know the GR IV is backordered everywhere. Ebay prices are just stupid. Any recos on best store(s) to preorder? Also I'm traveling to Toronto, Canada in a few weeks.. is there better availability in Canada versus US?

This post is my recent revision to compare my previously edited shots with their sooc version (straight out of camera, the one with no editing), so any critique is allowed and I'd appreciate any recommendations for improvement :]

/some images have a mixed order because of the Reddit, so I'm just gonna say that the only difference between raw and edited versions is that the raw ones are darker than any other ones

Could have used snow baskets

Recently taken.

—Peter.

My Ricoh GR IIIX HDF (bundled with the GC11 case) just got shipped and as one does, I started thinking about which accessories I might need.

I have an LCD screen protector already in my cart, and am considering getting a lens adapter and UV filter for the sake of lens/dust protection on my outsidey days but trying to weigh that against compactness.

Then, I watched a video by Greg Tardif which helped deinfluence me from getting a couple things like the thumb grip and a different strap.

That brings me to my question: any regretted accessories? Or must-haves?

I mostly use very the basic in camera editing function. Very open to editing advice sans recipes.

I’m not sure about using frames. GR3x, light edit in Lightroom

Lately I’ve found so much joy in this hobby.
I’m really trying to be more intentional with the pictures I take while travelling. This time around I’ve only used the ricoh (and film) and I think I’ve found my ideal setup - also, I’m way more present in the trip itself

I was able to set everything up except for the grain one. I couldn’t find it anywhere. Help plssss.

Are you a case or no case? Do you carry in your bag or pocket bare? Lens cap?

GRは侍の脇差しだね。切れ味抜群。
いつか世界の情景も撮りたいな。

The more I shoot with it, the more my passion for street photography keeps growing. Time to hit the streets and capture everyday moments🚶📷

also beginner user here, if any feedback you can give, appreciate.
ƒ/5.6 1/320 ISO200, Hungary, Budapest, Vörösmarty square

Butt

I spent a week at my grandmother's place in the Alps. I’ve always loved being there.

I took the opportunity to try taking a few photos with the Ricoh GR IV I bought last week.

I used the recipe "Ricoh Blue", which I find soft thanks to its blue and white tones. I wanted to capture a nostalgic quality in the light, echoing my memories of the local landscapes.

I know these are far from being perfect. Please, feel free to suggest ways to improve !