https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-xWYFAZa6Q
TRAVEL TO ICELAND WITH ME: https://www.trovatrip.com/trips/iceland-with-chris-chu-jun-2022The Ricoh GRIII was a hailed camera by the street photography. Comi

https://www.reddit.com/r/ricohGR/comments/1d86q2y/ricoh_gr_iii_a_great_camera_but_dont_believe_the/
Where pretty much anything the Ricoh GR lacks or disappoints is completely outweighed by the compact size and the quality of the photos imo. People are constantly expecting this camera to be something that it isn't. It's not an X100, it's not an A7, it's a small pocketable camera with a great sensor and sharp lens.

https://www.lukeptaylor.com/blog/ricoh-gr-iii-long-term-review-10000-photos-a-compact-powerhouse-that-stands-the-test-of-time
Time tested Ricoh GR III: A long-term review revealing its compact brilliance, swift performance, and stunning 24.2MP imagery. Explore how this camera transforms amateurs into visual storytellers. Elevate your photography journey with the GR III's portable charm and nostalgic film simulations. 📷 #

https://fstoppers.com/reviews/ricoh-gr-iii-perfect-compact-camera-street-and-travel-photography-644801
The GR III came out in early 2019, so it's over 4 years old now. Let's start off by looking at the GR III specs: 18.3mm F2.8-F16 lens (approximately 28mm in full frame terms). 6 elements in 4

https://thenextweb.com/news/ricoh-griii-review-camera-photography
Speaking of the autofocus, the GRIII is pretty snappy. It's on par with other compact street-shooters like the X100F in decent lighting conditions, and perhaps a fraction slower in low light

https://www.easternportrait.com/blog-1/2020/11/6/ricoh-griii
The GR III is an APS-C sensor compact camera, weighing in at a mere 257g. Out front it has a fixed 18.5 mm (28mm full-frame equivalent) f/2.8 lens with a built-in 2-stop ND filter. It features 3-axis in-body image stabilisation (IBIS), rated at four stops. Out back is a 3" 1.04 million dot rear panel, but no EVF.

https://www.tomsguide.com/us/ricoh-griii,review-6195.html
Measuring 4.3 x 2.4 x 1.3 inches, the GR III should be slim enough to fit in a pocket, but you'll definitely know it's there. It's a touch larger than the Sony RX100 V (4 x 2.3 x 1.6 inches), but

https://www.maxsidman.com/blog/three-months-with-the-ricoh-griii
You know, "street photography." On this trip, I switched between cameras as often as it occurred to me, at the time it felt like an even spilt between the two. I came back with over 800 digital photos and approximately 150 film photos, and the amount of "keepers" wasn't what I'd wanted out of it all (and I try to maintain pretty low

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https://photowalk.show/photography-kit/ricoh-griii-camera-review
So yes, yes and yes. The Ricoh GRiii, loved by street photographers, this is a compact EDC. A camera that fits easily in your pocket, is brisk to start up and focus - and makes great pictures. There's little wonder it has wowed many a photographer who is looking for a compact camera to always be on hand, or rather - in a pocket.

https://erickimphotography.com/blog/2021/09/25/why-ricoh-gr-iii-is-the-best-street-photography-camera/
Less price, less fear. Simply put, RICOH GR III is the supreme street photography camera, superior to all Leica cameras, superior to all Fujifilm cameras, and also superior to all iPhone cameras and film cameras. Why? Speed, size, compactness RICOH GR III always with you, always in your pocket (ERIC KIM WRIST STRAP MARK II) or your neck (ERIC….

https://www.reddit.com/r/streetphotography/comments/184zowf/beginner_guide_on_my_ricoh_gr_iii/
Learn about light: look at the direction, type of light, color etc etc. I assume you know how to work the settings and controls on a manual camera, if not this would be a good time to learn those. Practice around your friends and family to get comfortable shooting people. Practice by shooting 100 frames each day.

https://thedailydose.com/2019/07/01/ricoh-griii-review-a-great-street-photography-camera-but-far-from-perfect/
Ricoh might not be the first brand that pops to mind when thinking about photography, but its GRII camera won the hearts of photographers around the world with its excellent image quality, sturdy but stylish build, and enviously compact body. To many, it was - and still is - the best alternative to exorbitantly priced Leica street-shooters and bulky DSLRs. In fact, its stellar reputation

https://www.josephdagostinophotography.com/joedagostino-photo-blog/2021/4/23/the-pocket-powerhouse
The Pocket Powerhouse. Camera Gear, Ricoh, Reviews, Street PhotographyJoe DAgostinoApril 24, 2021Ricoh GRIII, Ricoh, Ricoh GR38 Comments. Ok, here we go once again. I can start off by giving you the old cliche line….. "I wanted to evaluate this camera for a few months to full test it, Blah, Blah, Blah". Truth be told I intended to write

https://petapixel.com/2019/05/23/street-photography-compositions-with-the-ricoh-gr-iii/
The Ricoh GR III is called a "wolf in sheep's clothing" for a reason. Most serious street photographers have similar things in common. They search for lighting, colors, story, composition

https://www.macfilos.com/2019/04/10/ricoh-griii-reviewed-and-10-reasons-to-keep-the-grii/
Despite retaining the same unthreatening matte black image as the previous models, the GRIII has improve menus, a powerhouse 24MP APS-C sensor and in-body stabilisation. It's a big update and also brings a smaller body (as you can see from Eric's picture) below: Erics worse-for-wear GRII compared with the ultra-clean (but smaller) body of

https://www.reddit.com/r/ricohGR/comments/ix12d0/ricoh_gr_iii_1_year_of_street_photography_a/
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https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/news/ricoh-gr-iii-and-gr-iiix-get-new-bonus-features-as-free-firmware-arrives
The Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx compact cameras are to get a couple of useful new features with a new firmware update that has just been released. The Ricoh GR III is one of the best compact cameras for street photographers with its big APS-C sensor - and the latest firmware update will be the 13th update to the camera since it first went on sale

https://joeredski.com/blog/2022/2/10/my-awesome-settings-for-night-street-photography-and-why-you-should-use-them-too
For a very bright street with lots of street lights and shop lights, I have been known to use f /8 - f /2.8. But mostly the exposure falls within the range of f /5.6 - f /2.8. Especially as you enter darker areas you will want to increase the aperture to a wider setting. f /8 - f /1.8 are the best night street photography aperture settings.

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Interactive map of live traffic cameras around Maryville, TN

https://www.l-camera-forum.com/topic/99653-camera-shops-in-gatlinburg-tn/
Hey gang, Going to Gatlinburg, TN and wanted to know if there were any used camera shops I should make a point to stop by. Any thoughts folks? Where's the good shops in Eastern Tennessee? Jump to content ... 🇩🇪 Neuauflage Leica 35mm 1:1,4 Summilux V1 (1961)

https://www.reddit.com/r/ricohGR/comments/1dkybfo/ricoh_gr_iiix_or_ricoh_gr3_hdf/
For shooting outside the griiix is "easier" , for family and friends where you get super close the griii is pretty funny. Going from my gut feeling the griiix would fit you better, youd have best of both cameras ( you only would need to steep a bit back if you are too close but its really noting dramatic) , on the other hand if you like to get

https://www.weatherbug.com/traffic-cam/maryville-tn-37804
Access Maryville traffic cameras on demand with WeatherBug. Choose from several local traffic webcams across Maryville, TN. Avoid traffic & plan ahead!

https://www.thenewspaper.com/news/16/1666.asp
Red light camera vendor issues photo tickets even when police agree a car stopped at the light. A red light camera in Knoxville, Tennessee issued a ticket to the owner of a vehicle that stopped and never entered an intersection on red. Garett Bagwell's car approached the intersection of West Summit Hill Drive and Henley Street on February 6.