神カメラか、ゴミか。RICOH GR IVを3ヶ月でわかった「天国」と「地獄」

With the much-talked-about GR IV Monochrome just released, we're bringing you a long-term review of the original GR IV, after three months of intensive use. After three months of use, I've concluded that the GR IV is a camera that combines "superb image quality" with "disappointments." Why does it fascinate and simultaneously trouble so many people? I'll honestly explain the reasons. If you're considering purchasing a GR IV (whether the original or the Monochrome), be sure to watch this video to learn about both the "best" and "worst" aspects. ■Membership We offer weekly "members-only live streams" and "exclusive videos" not available on our main channel. We enjoy in-depth camera and travel stories, sharing behind-the-scenes shoots, and other fun activities with our members, just like a clubroom. Your support is greatly appreciated! ▼Join here    / @tsune33_rec   ■About this channel Welcome to "Tsune-san is Shooting." I share my photography activities, daily vlogs, essential cameras and gadgets, and travel records. Through "good tools" and "good trips," I bring you the joy of capturing everyday life. ■I'm also sharing behind-the-scenes footage on social media. ・X (Twitter): https://x.com/kazuchtune ・Instagram:   / tsunechrom   ■Filming Equipment Videography ・DJI Osmo Pocket 3 ・DJI Mic mini ・Editing: DaVinci Resolve / Premiere Pro, etc. ・Thumbnail: Adobe Photoshop / Affinity ・Music: Artlist / Epidemic Sound, etc. Photography ・Camera: Leica M11 / Leica M11 Monochrom ・Lens: Leica SUMMILUX-M 35mm F/1.4 ASPH #Vlog #Travel #Camera #Gadgets #TsunesanIsFilming 🤝 Models & Photoshoot Requests I'm currently looking for models to help me with portrait shoots in the Hokuriku area. If you're interested, please contact me via DM on various social media platforms or email me. *The link URLs for each product use and participate in various affiliate programs, including the Amazon Associates Program. In this article, we'll talk about our impressions of using the Ricoh Griv three months after purchase. This "point-and-shoot" camera, often referred to as the "Japanese Leica," delves into its appeal and shortcomings, explaining why it's ideal for street photography. We'll also touch on its usability as an "everyday camera" and some issues with charging, so be sure to read on.