What is the highlight diffusion filter?
The highlight diffusion filter (HDF) is a built-in optical filter that can be switched on or off via a dedicated button. When activated, it creates a soft, glowing effect around bright highlights in the image, producing atmospheric, dream-like results ideal for portraits or creative scenes.
What is the equivalent focal length of the lens?
The 18.3mm F2.8 lens provides a 28mm equivalent field of view on the APS-C sensor, making it a versatile wide-angle perspective suitable for street, documentary and environmental photography.
Does the camera have image stabilisation?
Yes, it features a 5-axis image stabilisation system to help reduce camera shake and allow for sharper handheld shots, particularly in lower light conditions.
What type of memory card does it use?
The camera uses SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards (UHS-I compatible).
What is included in the box?
Typically, the box includes the camera body, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, a battery charger, a USB cable, a lens cap, a strap and user documentation.
Does it have a viewfinder?
No, the Ricoh GR IV HDF relies on its rear LCD screen for composition and playback. It does not have a built-in optical or electronic viewfinder, though some models may support an optional external viewfinder.
What is the battery life like?
Battery life is approximately 200 shots per charge under standard testing conditions (CIPA standard). Actual performance will vary based on usage of features like the screen, stabilisation and Wi-Fi.