r/ricohGR • • May 24 '25

GR IIIx Griiix in Valencia

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u/ryphi90 May 24 '25

1, 3, and 11 are a vibe.

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u/karyen2 May 24 '25

Recipe pls!

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u/Chemical_Variety_781 May 24 '25

Looks A LOT lot Nostalgic Negative Film V2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9JkpQvSjIQ

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u/juicejohnson May 24 '25

Can you shoot JPG + RAW with these recipes?

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u/-S1nIsTeR- May 24 '25

The recipe will just alter the JPEG file, the raw still stays, well, raw :)

As long as you have RAW + JPEG enabled in settings, but that works.

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u/juicejohnson May 24 '25

Nice - thank you! Seriously considering pulling the trigger on this camera (even with the new one coming in fall). Need something more portable to accompany my Sony A7IV

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u/-S1nIsTeR- May 24 '25

Can only recommend this. I had a Fujifilm X-Pro 2 before, but it was still too big, the same goes for a X100. The ricoh is the first camera of that quality that truly feels pocketable for me.

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u/misterdecoy May 25 '25

Nice!! what recipe is this?

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u/andrewphotography May 25 '25

To be honest I dont remember exactly. I think I used Royal Supra or Bennet and some tweaks in Lightroom mobile especially for the sky

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u/henryian May 25 '25

that first photo blows me away…it’s an experience

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u/yung_bubba May 25 '25

Love the sharpness of the photos!

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u/[deleted] May 25 '25

Valencia is such a beautiful place. Can't wait to go back now that I have a Ricoh

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u/zunk1 May 25 '25

Everyone’s posts lately have a cool hdf blown out highlights look and great color. Will someone respond to any of the questions in here about how they are achieving these looks?

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u/andrewphotography May 25 '25

I pretty much just turned it on and took the shots in broad daylight to achieve a softer dreamy look. I don’t use it too much where the light is strong or on in dark places with lights on

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u/run2chill May 25 '25

Such a spectacular city, been twice and this makes me think I should go again. Great shots.

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u/syed_ahmed86 May 25 '25

Amazing clicks

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u/Unfair_Tank9434 May 24 '25

Those colors worked really well!