RICOH RECIPES: The How To Guide… (Ricoh GRIII/GRIIIx)

[@Jay_Ducker]

Let me know what your favourite Ricoh Recipe - Comment below!

[@swierzytattoo]

Americana color is one of my favorite

[@mracekproductions]

Reggie’s Negative is fantastic for earthy tones

[@Jay_Ducker]

@@mracekproductions True dat

[@SpudUna]

Ricoh need to implement a qr code system like Sigma and GoPro. Changing all required parameters could then be done almost instantly.

[@nicsinclair]

Considering getting one of these and new to recipes. This was my first thought, seems obvious.

[@LimitedWard]

A QR code system would be so cool! You could even be super hipster by putting the QR code on the side of an old roll of film to match its style! Even easier, just make it possible to load recipes from the Image Sync app. Then you could share recipes online, load them into Image Sync, and transfer to your phone.

[@nix3597]

Thank you! I was getting a bit frustrated figuring out the recipes and this is just what I needed to get me going.

[@Jay_Ducker]

Glad I could help!

[@harryp6312]

I went for the vibrant neg. Almost failed at the end, colour temperature A/G selection but got there in the end. Many thanks Jay

[@Rohorg]

Thank you! Very detailed tutorial. Exactly what I needed :)

[@sajjadal-lawati3133]

I am happy to see the other than Fuji can allow recipes input , i was hoping to see one B&W also , it is worth getting one for street photography >>>> Thanks for sharing

[@sneakerjunki3]

Thanks for this! Very helpful! Especially to a new ricoh user like me.

[@DaveWalker-j3u]

Just got a ricog gr iii - this video was my first port of call - so chill too, thank you!

[@hakjukim8808]

It was the video I looked for very long time!! Thank you so much!!!!

[@Jay_Ducker]

No problem!

[@BorisRenner]

Thank you for the explanation, but I would like one piece of advice. When I save a new recipe, the white setting is saved, but then it appears in other saved recipes. Where am I going wrong? Thank you.

[@하윤-h2k]

Hi. Your video helped me a lot. Thank you.

[@WKhane]

Hello I am quite confused about how to use a film simulation recipe that I have made and saved for my GR3. I understand that once I have made a film simulation recipe, I have to save it in one of the 6 available Boxes of my camera. Right now, I have 3 camera presets (not film recipes) saved in 3 of the 6 Boxes . One is my "Day Time Street settings", another is "Night Street settings" and the third is an alternative Night settings. I have recalled the "Day time street setting" saved in box 1 to my U1. Let's say that I now make and save a film simulation recipe, named "Daylight Spectrum" in Box 4. How do I proceed so that my "Daylight Spectrum" simulation recipe is now applied to my JPEG photos when I shoot using my "Day time street setting" in U1? In other words, how do I integrate /use a saved film simulation recipe in one of my saved camera presets? I have the feeling that I missing somthing and I do not understand how film simulation recipes work in GR3. Thank you very much.

[@alexford40]

Thanks for a plain and simple walk through. Great stuff.

[@Jay_Ducker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AvoidedHazards]

this video was perfect, really appreciate it

[@MyJayesslee]

Thx a lot for tutorial setting 😮 But I have question about U1 U2 U3 I have seen in Save setting they are box1-6 but we still have only U1-3 Then it may be save only 3 not 6 right ?

[@tammielee5038]

I want to know the answer also.

[@ChrisDearing]

@@tammielee5038 did you get the answer?

[@typogram1274]

Great guide! If shooting manual I understand that exp comp values can be ignored, can’t them? Thanks!

[@peterpeek]

Hey Jay, can I ask which was the lens that you use to take pictures in the video, was it the 40mm or the 28mm?

[@Jay_Ducker]

40mm 👍

[@donkey3081]

Can this possible also apply on pentax cameras? I mean their 1 company

[@raguccy]

Hey quick question: will the settings outside the specific preset affect all modes globally? Like the white balance setting and shadow/highlight correction? I‘m just unsure how I set 3 different presets when the global settings have to be changed every time switching between recipes?

[@abchappell01]

That was a wonderful video presentation. It was very helpful to me. Thank you so much😊

[@Jay_Ducker]

You are so welcome!

[@herinang9161]

Thank you soooo much for this !!!!!

[@Bruciatodalsole]

I did not understand how you set up the final compensation. Thereàs a dedicated switch or you add manually before shooting? Thank you

[@solwng]

Me too 😢

[@loushared6602]

Me too 🤷‍♀️

[@LimitedWard]

Exposure compensation is a dedicated dial on your camera. By default, it's the back ADJ toggle when shooting in Av (aperture priority) mode. You can tell which dial it's set to as well as what value it's set at by looking at the EV indicator at the bottom right of the screen. Simply jog the ADJ toggle left or right until the EV value is set somewhere between -0.3 to +0.3 (whatever your preference).

[@TheFruitl00ps]

Just picked one of these bad boys up, thanks for the easy to follow tutorial!

[@Jay_Ducker]

Glad I could help!

[@sangeethaps]

Thank you. Super helpful! Appreciate it.

[@adamdrys7672]

Thanks for the video. Quick question to Ricoh users. Are these film recepies visible only on playback or can you actually see it on the display while you shoot? I’d appreciate anybody’s feedback 😇🙏🏼

[@corydhmiller]

You see the effect/recipe while shooting, the display on the back changes in real time so you can see how it'll look.

[@tarmaccadam]

Silly question maybe... But how do i access the 'recipe' i saved ('hard monotone' in this case) to shoot?!?! 😂📸

[@leolermytte4298]

Hi Jay, thanks for the vid :) I did everything as you explained but does that mean that you Can only set up 3 recipes in the Ricoh ? I know fuji Can include more than that, is there a way to do so on the Ricoh ? Thank you !!

[@Jay_Ducker]

Hey Leo, I think it’s just 3 recipes at a time I’m afraid. Haven’t seen another way to store more. Sorry but glad the video helped

[@leolermytte4298]

@@Jay_Ducker ok ! Thank you for your answer Jay :)

[@kbstabs5982]

Excellent explanations

[@Jay_Ducker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrLaurieosborne]

Just what the doctor ordered! Thank you!

[@Jay_Ducker]

Great 👍

[@tissafotissafo5202]

Hello, all new setting are only for positive film ? I want to keep m'y setting for standard mode. Thank you

[@koomey]

Yeah you can use the standard profile

[@mingusssssss]

thank you so much!!

[@Jay_Ducker]

You’re welcome

[@hj78]

Thank you for this, has been very useful .

[@Jay_Ducker]

No worries - glad it helped

[@anuarnakin4263]

thank u)

[@MakeTheShots]

Thanks for the tutorial, very helpful. Q: When you create your Jpeg recipe and shoot RAW + Jpeg, does the RAW come out with the same recipe look as the Jpeg?

[@photosbynawien]

I was wondering the same thing..

[@andygray7776]

Great video, really well explained and easy to follow. Thank you 🙏

[@Jay_Ducker]

You're very welcome!

[@philreu7777]

That helped a lot. Thanks! 🙂

[@Jay_Ducker]

Great stuff!

[@JelaniBektemba]

anyone know a quick way to access Boxes/Recipes 4-6? (i.e., without reprogramming U1-3 in the dial, and without going to customize settings > recall)

[@schwarzmaler-j9p]

Thanks a lot, very helpful! 📷✌🏻

[@Jay_Ducker]

My pleasure!

[@JennyLeDang]

thank you!!

[@Jay_Ducker]

You're welcome!

[@Andrea-nd5vy]

How do I select a recipe without overwriting it?

[@suisinghoraceho2403]

This only works for JPEGs right? You loose everything shooting raw I presume. Is there a recipe for lightroom?

[@Whizzer_]

I still use this vid every time I change recipe...my old brain cant remember....thanks a lot!!

[@Jay_Ducker]

No worries 😉

[@jarowunk2089]

Thx!

[@Jay_Ducker]

No problem!

[@tundegiffnock]

once you have set a recipe can you still load it and change the focus or exposure setting for a given situation?

[@Andrea-nd5vy]

Yes

[@AMore429]

Analog film sky looks way off. Looks over processed.

[@marcusruppach9117]

Kodakolor

[@binsonfeng1205]

Thanks for this, man!

[@Jay_Ducker]

No worries