Ricoh CX4, 10 MP, 3648 x 2736 pixels, CMOS, 10.7x, HD, Black Ricoh CX4. Camera type: Compact camera, Megapixel (approx.): 10 MP, Image sensor size: 1/2.3", Sensor type: CMOS, Maximum image resolution: 3648 x 2736 pixels. Optical zoom: 10.7x, Digital zoom: 4.8x, Focal length range: 4.9 - 52.5 mm. HD type: HD, Maximum video resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels. Display diagonal: 7.62 cm (3"). Internal memory: 86 MB. Weight: 205 g. Product colour: Black https://www.zath.co.uk/ricoh-cx4-compact-digital-camera-review/ Looking compact, discreet and not that much different from its CX3 predecessor the Ricoh CX4 is one of Ricoh’s latest offerings in their point-and-shoot compact camera range and from the outside it doesn’t look like anything special – Ricoh themselves ... https://www.gadgetspeak.com/gadget/article.rhtm/750/636003/Ricoh_CX4.html It hardly seems like yesterday when I took a look at the Ricoh CX3 compact digital camera. Actually it was more like four months ago but that hardly gives the company enough time to develop and manufacture a new model. Yet here we are with the latest o... http://www.digitalversus.com/digital-camera/ricoh-cx4-p10262/test.html The CX4 is closely related to the P10 28-300 mm module of the Ricoh GXR modular camera system. They have the same sensor (a 10-Megapixel BSI CMOS), the same internal electronics and very similar lenses, although the CX4 lens retracts further to keep th... Nice interface, customisable controls, Sleek metal finish, Instant shutter release, Sharp, highdefinition LCD Inconsistent lens performance, Could be better in low light, Noisy zoom and focusing, Video with poorquality sound and no optical zoom The Ricoh CX4 is an updated version of the CX3. A few creative filters should make this austere compact more appealing to the general public. It's still a good choice for users looking to customise their camera's interface, although picture and lens qu... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/digital-cameras/50292/ricoh-cx4-review Ricoh’s camera designers could never be accused of following the crowd, with just a small range of unusual cameras in stark contrast to most manufacturers’ prolific output of compact snappers. The CX4 is one of its more conventional models – its slim b... A minor update over the CX3, but the lower price makes this a serious contender for the compact ultra-zoom crown. ... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/cameras-and-camcorders/cameras/compact-cameras/ricoh-cx4-907469/review The Ricoh CX4 was released only a few months after its predecessor, the CX3. With many serious competitors in the high-end compact market, have Ricoh updated the camera enough to warrant shelling out more money for the latest version?The CX4 certainly has... Sleek design, 10x optical zoom, Fun filters Lack of manual controls ForSleek design10x optical zoomFun filters... http://www.photoradar.com/reviews/product/ricoh-cx4-review The Ricoh CX4 was announced in August, only a few months after its predecessor, the CX3. The CX4 certainly has plenty in common with the CX4 (albeit with slightly more rounded edges for better grip) including the same 10.7x optical zoom (4.9-52.5mm - 2... The Ricoh CX4 is basically a high-end point and shoot camera, and for both ordinary everyday shooting and fun photography, it performs well. Travel photographers on a budget looking for a neat package that will fit in a pocket will be impressed by its ... http://www.dphotographer.co.uk//cameras/ricoh/cx4_review Did you enjoy this article? Share it!Small in size but is it big in features? Following on from the CX3 launched at the beginning of 2010, the Ricoh CX4 will look familiar to any one who has handled any of the range of cameras. With just six months and... Photographers will easily be able to achieve great looking images with the Ricoh CX4 but rivals may boast more for the moneyOverall Our provides the latest photography news, reviews, previews, features and tecniques. Alternatively our fan page is th... http://www.itreviews.com/ricoh-cx4/ You might be pardoned for thinking that Ricoh is in some sort of competition to produce the fastest number of upgrades possible with its CX series of compact digital cameras, as it's barely six months since the launch covers were removed off the CX3 y... If you already own the CX3 you may well think twice before upgrading after so soon for what are mostly minimal improvements, but if you're new to the series then the CX4 is a sturdy, good quality image maker with a wide range of creative features. ... http://www.digicamreview.com/2010/11/ricoh-cx4-review-back-for-the-4th-time.html The Ricoh CX4 is Ricoh’s latest compact camera in a long line of compact cameras, which started with the Ricoh CX1 (9mp CMOS sensor, 7.1x optical zoom lens), Ricoh CX2 (10.7x optical zoom lens), Ricoh CX3 (10mp update), and now the Ricoh CX4, wh... The Ricoh CX4 is Ricoh’s latest compact camera in a long line of compact cameras, which started with the Ricoh CX1 (9mp CMOS sensor, 7.1x optical zoom lens), Ricoh CX2 (10.7x optical zoom lens), Ricoh CX3 (10mp update), and now the Ricoh CX4, which a... http://www.electricpig.co.uk/2010/10/08/ricoh-cx4-review/ There’s something very familiar about the Ricoh CX4, the fourth in the series that began in March 2009 promising to “expand your range of expression”. Is it the shape, the features, the size, or just the colour of the exterior that resonates in the... New creative shooting effects, pinsharp display So little has changed since the CX3 So like the CX3 that it might be worth waiting for a CX5... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/ricoh-cx4 Although most people seem to consider the Panasonic TZ series to be the definitive long-zoom travel camera, in fact the currently popular format of a compact camera with a flush-folding long-zoom, wide angle lens was actually invented by Ricoh with its in... Easy to handle, Fast and accurate, Good build quality Inconsistnent exposure, Chromatic Aberration, Disappointing lens https://www.cnet.com/uk/reviews/ricoh-cx4-review/ In common with all of Ricoh's cameras, and indeed its recent CX3 predecessor, the 10-megapixel, back-illuminated, 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor-sporting CX4 is outwardly drab and boxy. The whimsical curves and arcs of premium Canon IXUS and Panasonic Lumix mo... Broad, 28-300mm equivalent focal range (10.7x optical zoom); Solid build; Very high resolution LCD for composition and review; Fairly priced Noisy zoom operation and no zoom in movie mode; Not much in the way of a handgrip; Workmanlike design It?s not going to kick-start any trends, but the workmanlike Ricoh CX4 is another solid showing from Ricoh in every sense of the word. Its zoom capability and above-average screen resolution is what raises this camera above the pile.... https://www.pocket-lint.com/cameras/reviews/ricoh/72015-ricoh-cx4-compact-camera-review Tweet Long before Panasonic ever incorporated a larger than standard-at-the-time 3x optical zoom into one of its pocket compacts, Ricoh was doing it to critical plaudits but less mainstream fanfare. The CX4, a fast off the blocks upgrade to the CX3, c... Solid feel construction, broad 28-300mm equivalent focal range (10.7x optical zoom), fairly priced, extremely high resolution LCD for this class of camera Drab design, the CX4's zoom mechanics are noisy in operation and the facility is disabled in video mode, lack of decent handgrip Initially uninspiring looking compact has two great features in its generously proportioned 10.7x optical zoom plus 920k-dot resolution rear LCD screen. But it's a shame the zoom is disabled when shooting video and there's not a great deal of advanceme...