Ricoh announced two new GR III HDF & GR IIIx HDF cameras with Highlight Diffusion Filter (HDF)


We now finally know what the Ricoh GR teaser I reported last year is about: today Ricoh announced the RICOH GR III HDF and RICOH GR IIIx HDF cameras featuring a newly-developed Highlight Diffusion Filter (HDF) that diffuses highlights for softer light, creating more expressive images. The HDF, which can be turned on and off. This special-effect filter diffuses highlight areas and creates a blurred effect along the image’s edges, making it possible to produce images resembling those captured in film photography or vintage movies.

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Highlight Diffusion Filter sample photos from the new Ricoh GR III/x HDF cameras:

Highlight Diffusion Filter sample photos from the new Ricoh GR III/x HDF cameras

The full press release can be found here:

Ricoh GR III HDF & GR IIIx HDF cameras additional coverage (recap)

Highlight Diffusion Filter sample photos from the new Ricoh GR III/x HDF cameras

Via PentaxRumors

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