Ricoh Caplio G3 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Stuart Miles (pocket-lint.com)

Ricoh Caplio G3

Sharing the same name as one of the most popular Canon cameras, this Ricoh version isn't the all-powerful number that its namesake suggests. Instead the Caplio G3 is a entry level three mega pixel camera that offers a host of options and a very fast...

Very good images, fast shutter speed

Not high in the design stakes

What you have here is a camera that while not looking great on the outside does produce the goods on the inside. The shots are good, in fact very good for a 3 mega pixel camera and the Ricoh Caplio G3's shutter speed is very fast allowing you to...

Dec, 2003

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Expert review by : Simon Eccles (digitalartsonline.co.uk)

Caplio G3

The camera takes two AA batteries with an acceptable life between charges. A long-life rechargeable lithium battery with a claimed 350 'normal' shot capacity is optional, but wasn't supplied with the test camera. A mains adaptor is also optional

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Expert review by : Alan Stafford (pcworld.com)

Canon's Feature-Filled PowerShot G3

New model takes some of the best pictures of any digital camera.

Jan, 2003

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Expert review by : Darren (digital photography blog)

Ricoh Pro G3 - GPS Ready Digital Camera

Ricoh have just announced their new GPS ready digital camera the Ricoh Pro G3. It has a 3.34MP sensor, 3x Optical Zoom, video shooting capabilities and is all bundled up in a reggedized casing. This is a camera that has been used by the US military in...

San Bernardino, CA -January 18, 2005 - Ricoh Corporation a leader in specialized digital imaging devices today launched the Pro G3. The Pro G3 is a high-resolution digital camera that embeds captured images with GPS coordinate information received from...

Jan, 2005

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Expert review by : Alan Stafford (pcworld.co.nz)

Canon's feature-filled PowerShot G3

Is Canon late to the 5-megapixel party by releasing its swanky $2199 PowerShot G3 with the same 4-megapixel resolution as its predecessor, the PowerShot G2- Certainly resolution isn't the be-all and end-all for digital cameras, but it's an important...

The G3 also has a 4X optical zoom lens (up from 3X), a faster maximum shutter speed (1/2000 second versus 1/1000 second) and a more sophisticated flash system with nine different modes - you can even adjust the flash output manually. But fire the flash...

Mar, 2003

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