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Road Test: Ricoh GR IIIx
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. A self-proclaimed antithesis to trends, Ricoh’s GR point-and-shoot has set the benchmark for compact cameras since 1996. In this edition of Road Test, we sip and swallow the digital faux-tography Kool-Aid, evaluating the first clicks of the Ricoh GR IIIx. Bottoms up! Read more...
Road Test: Agfa Optima Sensor
Introduced in 1959 as the first fully automatic 35mm camera, the Optima 1 was Agfa’s panacea for amateur photographers—un-theoretical, pocketable, and more than anything else, joyful. Read more...
Road Test: Mamiya 7
Welcome to Road Test, where we take the world's wonderful (and wacky) cameras for a test spin. We'll evaluate their usability, durability, and distinctive features – gauging how great (or shit) the camera is. Read more...
