Ricoh

Theta X 360 Degree Camera

Name: Ricoh Theta X 360 Degree Camera
Brand: Ricoh
Rating: 5.0 (6 reviews)

100% positive of 6 users 31 mentions

• Positive 19% (6) • Neutral 81% (25) • Negative 0% (0)

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What people loved

u/Hour_Firefighter_707 · cameras · ▲ 2

“It's got to be the X100VI, surely. Any ILC doesn't make sense because you might as well get the A7CR at that stage. Take a long, hard look at the GRIV though. There is something special about a camera that can literally go in a trouser pocket. Ricoh's JPEGs are also pretty damn good”

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u/therealserialninja · cameras · ▲ 1

“Check out the Ricoh GR series. APS-C sensor, extremely sharp lens, beautiful colors, shooting modes from auto to manual, and fits in jeans pocket (literally). Wonderful camera, and even moreso if size is an important factor.”

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Common complaints

No common complaints surfaced - either the community generally likes this one, or critique is too scattered to summarise.

Specifications

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Reddit discussions

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u/Affectionate-Yak9842 · ▲ 72 · Post
neutral

cameras “Which would would you keep between the two?”

Trying to decide between Ricoh GR iiix and Fujifilm x-t30 iii. Pocket-ability is not the most important to me. Just want an all rounder camera for everyday use and travel with as little post processing as possible. Good image quality and autofocus. Which one would you pick between the 2?

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u/missoured · ▲ 5 · Comment
positive

cameras “Which would would you keep between the two?”

I second this. And i'm a huge Ricoh Gr fan

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u/kitsnet · ▲ 5 · Comment
neutral

cameras “It’s 2026. Why are camera UIs still absolute garbage?”

> I just picked up the new Ricoh GR4, and while playing around with it, a thought hit me: has any camera manufacturer actually thought about software optimization and user experience in the last decade? > I bought my first camera, a Canon 550D, about 16 years ago. Insanely, the core UI logic of digital cameras today is almost exactly the same as it was back then. Why not? Camera manufacturers have already had more than a century to perfect their UI by that time. > Why isn't there a single camera with a truly intuitive, smartphone-app-like user experience? If you like *that* kind of UI (highly unoptimal for a real photographic tool), you have a smartphone for that. > Instead, all the UIs are incredibly frustrating. You literally need to read a manual to understand some basic settings. That's fine. You need to read a manual to understand some basic concepts in photography anyway.

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u/MisterOkay · ▲ 3 · Comment
neutral

cameras “Help me choose a pocketable daily carry camera ❤️”

I own X100VI. X100 is not pocketable. Get the ricoh GR if you want pocketable. Or get a digicam, like Kodak FZ55.

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u/Turbografx-17 · ▲ 3 · Comment
positive

cameras “Help me choose a pocketable daily carry camera ❤️”

If you want something good and *insanely* pocketable (and don't mind buying used), get a Canon PowerShot S90 or S100. EDIT: I still use my original Ricoh GR from 2013 (bought new) and haven't really considered upgrading to one of the newer models. It's *that* good. Also, despite having a built-in flash, it easily fits in the back pocket of my jeans.

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