In The Hands - Ricoh GR1

[@opotopo1]

Brilliant. You've brought back many happy memories of using a GR1v 20+ years ago. Used with Velvia, it made great snaps. Thank you Jeremy. Regards from the UK. Simon

[@jeremy-t]

Glad you enjoyed it! Velvia is awesome!

[@JohnSmith-gs4zv]

Hello Jeremy, another nice and short gear review. I'm also very interested in your actual photography. Can you do some videos where you focus on the art of photography, e.g. where your inspiration for your particular photography style comes from? Greetings.

[@jeremy-t]

Thank you! Yes! I have a few things brewing.. :)

[@ArchiveCurator]

Just picked one up recently and it’s definitely much smaller in person. I love it

[@kevin.itruth6880]

Pentax / Ricoh need to start making these again with stronger internals. We don't need the bells and whistles of modern technology like wifi etc...But this little pocket film camera is exactly what the film world needs to help resurrect film since Leica is way too ridiculous in price range.

[@jeremy-t]

Agreed 100%!

[@gianfrancoblanco7671]

Great video - very informative. Thank you!

[@jsshayes1]

Great camera. I am always surprised by the quality of the negatives.

[@jeremy-t]

Me too!

[@nourhanbalian3294]

perfection in design and function, legendary camera, 2 reasons I avoid buying this, very expensive and hard to repair

[@jeremy-t]

Yes! Recently there have been more camera repair shops who specialise in film GRs though. May they live long and prosper!

[@nourhanbalian3294]

its the parts, if something stops, its very hard to source the missing parts and put it back together, mechanical cameras are easier to deal with when it comes to film no? @@jeremy-t

[@georgelockhart6335]

love this thing .. but after it died... it become a expensive paper weight cry*

[@jeremy-t]

Oh no! Check out Bo in Taiwan! He's repaired 3 of my GR1s! (: