Ricoh GXR: Size Comparisons

GXR with S10 versus CX1 | GXR with A12-50 versus CX1 | Units Viewed from Above

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Below, you will find two mirror shots, in which I compare the GXR with two camera units attached with my wife's Ricoh CX1. Both photos were taken with the GXR.

You will also find top views of the camera units attached to the body in "off" and "on" state. The "off" state allows you to estimate how well such a combo might fit into your pocket.

For the M-mount expansion unit see the pages for the respective lenses. Please note that this unit is not made for being put into a pocket (maybe without a lens)...

GXR with S10 versus CX1

Photo: GXR with S10 camera unit attached (right)

GXR with A12-50 versus CX1

Photo: GXR with A12-50 camera unit attached (right) - see the difference in depth of field!

Units Viewed from Above

Showing top views of the units helpa estimate how pockatable a certain body-unit combination is. The "off" versions are relevant for putting a combo into a pocket, the "on" versions show examples of how large a unit can become in real life.

A12-28

Photos: Top view of body with A12-28 camera unit attached - off (left) and on (right)

A12-50

Photos: Top view of body with A12-50 camera unit attached - off (left) and on (right)

Photo: Top view of body with A12-50 camera unit attached - on in macro mode (it's not the lens hood!)

S10

Photos: Body with S10 camera unit attached - off (left) and on (right)

P10

Photos: Top view of body with P10 camera unit attached - off (left) and on (right)

A16 24-85

Photos: Top view of body with A16 24-85 camera unit attached - "off" (about 7cm long; left) and "on" (about 8.7 cm long; right)

Photos: Top view of body with A16 24-85 camera unit attached - "on" zoomed to 85mm (about 11.9 cm long; left); front view of the body with A16 24-85 camera unit attached - "off" (right)

Photos: Body with A16 24-85 camera unit attached - "off" (left),"on" (wide; center), "on" (tele; right)