4Mode Movie, 4Mode Portrait/Sports/Nightscape

4Mode: Movie

Option	Default	Page
Movie Size	VGA640	61

Focus	Multi AF	64

Snap Focus Distance	2.5 m	68

Pre-AF	Off	70

Option	Default	Page
White Balance	Auto	86

White Balance	A: 0, G: 0	89
Compensation	A: 0, G: 0	89
Compensation

4Mode: Portrait/Sports/Nightscape

4Mode: Landscape

Option	Default	Page
Picture Quality/Size	L 4:3 N	61

Distortion Correction	Off	81

Custom Self-Timer	2Pics, 5Sec.	82

Date Imprint	Off	84

Exposure Compensation	0.0	85

Option	Default	Page
White Balance	Multi-P	86
	AUTO	86
	AUTO

Camera Shake	On	92
Correction *5	On	92
Correction *5

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Ricoh GXR, 170543, 170553 manual 4Mode Movie, 4Mode Portrait/Sports/Nightscape, 4Mode Landscape

170543, GXR, 170553 specifications

The Ricoh GXR is a unique modular camera system that redefines versatility in photography. Launched by Ricoh, this innovative design sets itself apart from traditional digital cameras by allowing users to switch entire lens and sensor units, called "modules." This approach not only enhances image quality but also provides an opportunity for photographers to adapt their equipment to various shooting conditions.

The Ricoh GXR is particularly known for its seamless integration of advanced imaging technologies. Two notable modules for the GXR are the GR Lens A12 28mm F2.5 and the S10 24-72mm F2.5-4.4. The GR Lens A12 delivers sharpness and clarity, perfect for street photography, landscapes, and portraits, making it highly versatile for professional and amateur photographers alike. Its fast aperture allows for excellent performance in low-light conditions, while the 28mm field of view provides a broad perspective that captures expansive scenes.

On the other hand, the S10 module offers a versatile zoom range of 24-72mm, giving users more flexibility in framing their shots. This zoom capability is ideal for capturing a wide range of subjects from wide-angle landscapes to detailed portraits. Its compact design maintains the portability of the GXR system, making it an excellent companion for travel and everyday photography.

In addition to its excellent optical performance, the Ricoh GXR incorporates advanced imaging technologies. It features a 12-megapixel sensor and supports RAW image formats for photographers who desire more control over post-processing. The camera's high dynamic range ensures that both highlights and shadows are preserved in beautifully balanced photographs, an essential feature for landscape and architectural photography.

The GXR system also boasts intuitive controls, allowing quick adjustments for exposure, ISO settings, and other essential parameters. Its robust build quality ensures durability, making it suitable for various environmental conditions. The camera's lightweight design coupled with its modular nature means that photographers can keep their gear compact without sacrificing creativity.

Overall, the Ricoh GXR system, with its unique modular approach and exceptional image quality, presents an innovative solution for photographers seeking flexibility and precision. Whether capturing everyday moments or exploring new creative avenues, the GXR stands out as a testament to Ricoh's commitment to pushing the boundaries of photographic technology.

Contents

GXR Digital Camera Body Camera Body User Guide Package Contents Their respective owners Safety Precautions Sample Warnings Warning Page Vii Keep the equipment out of the reach of children Caution Viii Product Manuals Table of Contents 101 120126 151 Xii Before You Begin Parts of the Camera Body FrontMicrophone Strap eyelet Alignment mark for attaching Back Mode Dial 4scene When viewing pictures or Up-down Dial and ADJ. LeverNavigating the menus, you can Use the up-down dial in place Direct Button Changing the Shooting Settings on the Direct screen Direct screen Displaying the Options for the Shooting Settings Displaying the Next or Previous Picture Display Battery level Shutter speed 46, 49Exposure Movie length...63 Battery Level Indicator Icon Basic Photography and Playback Charging the Battery Place the battery in the chargerConnect the power cord to the charger, and then plug Prepare the camera for use Remove the battery Tip Battery CapacityBattery may be hot immediately after use. Before removing Inserting the Battery Open the battery/card cover. Unlatch 1 and openClose the battery/card cover. Close 1 and latch 2 the cover Removing the Battery Open the battery/card cover Inserting Memory CardsUnlatch 1 and open Cover Insert the card Keep the memory card contacts clean Slide the write-protection switch onRemoving Memory Cards Tip Write Protection Attaching the Camera Unit to the Camera Body Removing the Camera Unit from the Camera Body Turning the Power On and Off Shooting Mode Playback Mode Tip Sleep Mode and Auto Power Off Basic Setup Taking Photographs Holding the Camera Taking a Photograph Focus frame blinks red Autofocus/flash lamp blinksGreen Take a picture Tip Shutter-Release Button Tip FocusFocus status Focus frame Tip Avoiding Blurred Pictures Focus Lock Recompose the photograph Frame the picture using the 8and 9buttons Focus ZoomPress the shutter-release button halfway Close-ups Macro Mode Use macro mode for close-ups of small objectsPress the Nbutton. a Nicon will be briefly Focus Mode Description Flash PhotographyAuto Flash Using the Built-in Flash Raise the flashFocus and shoot First-time Ruser? ead this Self- Timer Choose a self-timer modeStart the timer Press C/Dto cancel the custom setting timer during shooting Tilt Indicator Display optionsSelect an option Press + or to highlight an option, and press Understanding the Tilt Indicator Beep does not sound if the camera’s volume is set off Viewing Photographs Pictures can be viewed in the picture display+ to go back ten frames Tip If the Camera Is Off Tip Viewing Pictures in Shooting Mode Fn2 Viewing Multiple Photographs Tip Viewing the Pictures in Internal MemoryTip Auto Rotate Tip Directional Pad Playback Zoom Following operations can be performedMaximum magnification varies with image size Use Deleting Photographs Deleting Individual PhotographsDeleting All Files Deleting Multiple Files Select a photographFollow the steps below to delete multiple files DISP. files Confirmation dialog will be displayed Select YesPress Fn1 or Fn2 to highlight Yes, and press C/D Tip Selecting Ranges ODISP. Button Turning the Picture Display On/OffTip The Framing Grid See page 144 on choosing a type of framing grid Tip Highlights Highlights Tip Histogram OverexposedUnderexposed Reference Read this section for more information on camera functions Mode P Program Shift Choose mode PChoose shutter speed and aperture Release the shutter-release Take a picture Mode a Aperture Priority Choose mode aChoose an aperture Mode S Shutter Priority Choose mode SChoose shutter speed Mode M Manual Exposure Choose mode MTake a picture Choose slower shutter speeds for longer exposure times 4Mode Settings for Various Scenes Option Description MoviePortrait Sports Rotate the mode dial to Skew correct mode SeePress C/D Recording Movies Shoot movies with sound. Movies are stored as AVI filesSelect 3in 4mode Press + or to highlight 3movie, and press C/D Sounds made by the camera may be recorded with the movie 4Mode Skew Correct Tip Skew Correction MY Modes Using Custom Settings Rotate the mode dial to MY1, MY2, or MY3Shooting mode saved Using Reg. My Settings will Shooting Menu Tip 4Mode A, S, M, MY1, MY2 and MY3 Modes 4Mode Movie 4Mode Portrait/Sports/Nightscape4Mode Landscape 4Mode Skew Correct Picture Quality/Size / Movie SizeFlash Exposure Compensation Option For Still Images For Movies Tip Picture QualityVGA640 640×480 320×240 When MF, Snap, or ∞ is selected Tip Depth of Field Focus MF Manual Focus Choose the focus distance Using the option selected for Focus Choosing the Focus and Metering TargetExposure target Target selection is off Target selection is not available in manual focus mode Snap Focus Distance Macro Target Selection Full Press Snap Tip AutofocusFunction is off Shutter response is required When Center or Spot is selected Pre-AFExposure Metering Choose how the camera measures light for exposure Image Settings At settings other than Standard Return to the Image Settings menu Press C/Dwhen settings are completeExit to shooting mode Press C/D, or press Fn1 and then press C/D Continuous Mode Plus can be selected from M-Cont + HI and M-Cont + LO At settings other than Off, Tip MP fileMP is a file format for recording a set of still images Auto Bracket Current selection is shown by Return to shooting mode AE-BKT Exposure BracketingTo specify variations for exposure value Select AE-BKT CL-BKT Color Bracketing Tip Contrast, Sharpness, and Color DepthTE copy See page 28 for information on using the flash Flash Exposure CompensationExposure compensation value and press C/D Flash Synchro Settings Manual Flash AmountChoose how the flash synchronizes with the shutter Full 1/1.4 1/2 1/2.8 1/4 1/5.6 Noise Reduction Noise Reduction ISO Is displayed when distortion correction is on Distortion CorrectionAuto Macro Custom Self-Timer Start shooting Interval Shooting Choose an intervalEnd shooting Press C/Dto end shooting Date Imprint Date cannot be imprinted on movies Exposure Compensation Exposure compensation is not available in mode M White Balance At settings other than Auto, Display white balance options Press C/Dto return to shooting mode Manual Measuring White BalanceTo measure a value for white balance Select Detail Choose a setting White Balance CompensationSelecting White Balance ISO Setting White balance compensation is shown in the picture display Shoot or return to the shooting mode Restore DefaultsPress + or to select an option Press the shutter-release button to take a picture, or Switch Shooting Mode Eis displayed when camera shake correction is onAuto Aperture Shift Camera Shake Correction More on Photography Viewing Movies Press the 6buttonDisplay the movie Start playback Viewing MP Files Display for stepThumbnail view Single frame view Operations during slide show are shown below Individual frame of an MP file cannot be deletedSlide Show Last Frame Exporting MP Files Press the 6button Display the MP file you want to exportView, and then go to step Playback menu appears Selecting One Frame Specifying Multiple Frames SeparatelyPress + or to select Sel Mult, and then press C/D Press the Nbutton Select Yes, and then press C/D Specifying a Range of Multiple Frames Selecting All Frames Select Yes, and then press100 Playback Menu Display the playback menu. Press C/D Select a menu itemPlayback menu contains the following options 101 Flag Function Setting Setting/Canceling One File at a TimeSetting/Canceling Multiple files at a Time Select additional photographs Flag Function Display103 Resize 104 Display the photograph to be copied in playback mode TrimSelect Trim Trim the photograph Level Compensation Auto Automatic Level CompensationSelect Auto 106 Copy the image Manual Manual Level Compensation107 Or right to adjust brightness 108Tip Choosing the Black Point, White Point, and Mid-Point Correcting exposure If the image is Create copies with modified white balance Select White Balance Compensation109 Skew Correction 110 Slide Show 111 Protect Protecting Individual PicturesOther pictures. Highlight 1 File and press C/D 112 Changing the Protect Status of Multiple Files Select Protect in the playback menu, and press Fn2113 Press the Nbutton 114 Copy to Card from Internal Memory 115Tip Dpof Selecting Multiple Photographs for Printing To select multiple photographs for printingSelect Dpof 116 Recover File Until zero is displayed117 Viewing Pictures on TV 119 Connecting the Camera Body Connect the USB cable to the printer120 Plug the cable into the USB cable connector 121 Printing Printing Photographs One at a TimeTo print a selected photograph At right will be displayed Highlight 1 File and press C/D 123 Select Cancel to exit without changing the default setting Start printing124 Adjust printer settings Printing Multiple PhotographsPress the Zbutton 125 Display the menus Select a tab126 Key custom options tab contains the following options 127 Setup tab contains the following options 128 Reg. My Settings Adjust settingsKey Custom Options 129 130 Recall My Settings 131 Edit My Settings Select a settingEdit settings Save changes and exit My Settings for Fn Settings My Settings WB CompTip Naming My Settings 133 ADJ Lever Setting 134 Using the ADJ. Lever To select an option currently assigned to the ADJ. leverADJ Shutter Confirmation 135 Set Fn1/Fn2 Button 136 +/- Button Settings 137Sizes in RAW Data Playback Mode Dial Options/M Mode Dial Options One Press M ModeWhen exposure compensation is assigned to the + 138 Setup Format Card/Format Internal MemoryLCD Brightness 139 ISO Auto-High Settings Direct Screen TransparencyExposure/Flash Comp. Step AF Auxiliary Light Sleep Mode Auto Power OffPlayback Screen 141 Volume Settings LCD Auto DimLCD Confirmation Time Operation Sounds One Press Zoom Ratio Auto Rotate143 Level Setting Choose the type of framing grid available in shooting modeMinimum Shooting Distance Grid Guide Display Options Show My Setting Name Fn Button DisplaySelect On to display shooting 145 Color Space Setting CL-BKT Black & White TE146 Digital Zoom Image Store Menu Cursor Position147 Card Sequence No 148 Date Settings Video Out ModeLanguage/L Hdmi Output Start Settings Readout 150 Windows 151 System Requirements 152Windows 2000/Windows XP 256 MB or more Installing the software Install the following software Supplied CD153 DL-10 Copy pictures to the computer in a single operation Installing the Software 154Caplio software DC software 155 Installing Adobe Reader Click FinishRestart the computer Computer. Select Yes, I want to restart my computer Contents of the CD will be displayed Install Adobe Reader157 Uninstalling the Software 158 Copying Pictures Using DL-10 159Cable connected Copying Pictures Without Using DL-10 160 Turn the camera body off Connect the supplied USB cableRestart the computer and repeat the above steps Disconnecting the Camera Body 161 Macintosh Camera body can be used with Mac OS X versionsCopying Pictures to a Macintosh 162 Appear as a volume on 163Desktop with pictures stored in folders as shown Using the MP File Viewer System Requirements for Using the Supplied MP file viewerFollowing environments are necessary for using 164 Installing VM-1 Uninstalling VM-1 Double-click the VM-1 Uninstaller iconUninstall confirmation dialog will be displayed. Click OK Open the VM-1 utility folder Troubleshooting Error MessagesMessage Solution 167 Camera Body-Related Problems Power SupplyProblem Cause 168 Problem Cause Solution Shooting169 170 Playback/Deletion 171 Cause Solution Computer-Related Problems Security Alerts Windows Vista/Windows XP173 Connect A/V cable Open the Windows Firewall Control Panel. Open the Start menu Corner of the Control Panel window Specifications 175 176 Internal Memory/Memory Card Capacity 177 Optional Accessories 178 179 SC-55S soft case Camera System and Accessories 180 GF-1 Flash Unit Optional Close the flash cover Attach the flash+, -,Fn1, Fn2 or the ADJ Mode Choose a manual ISO sensitivity setting Other Flash UnitsSet aperture manually Turn the flash on Using the Product Abroad Precautions for UseUsing BJ-9 Battery Charger Warranty 184 Do not apply force to the picture display Before Cleaning Care and StorageCaring for this product Storage Warranty and Servicing 186 187 USA FCC Part 15 Class B Index 189 119 190 Telephone Support Numbers in Europe If You Encounter a Problem with This Product To reduce the environmental loads of digital cameras