GR IIIx HDF, Premium Digital Compact Camera with a Built-in Highlight Diffusion Filter, 24MP APS-C Size CMOS Sensor, 40mmF2.8 GR Lens (in The 35mm Format)

Update: a few months in, and I did have a minor failure on the camera, but one I attribute to the aftermarket filters and adapters I'd attached to it. I ended up having a front fascia plate pop off, but am re-gluing it and expect no issues since it's not a moving part. I just didn't want to keep using the camera without a cover since dust could get in. Besides that, it's been such a great way to get into photography. I've taken some shots I really like and am constantly learning more and trying new things. It's also the perfect travel camera for its size and the way it gives photos a filmic gleam that people keep telling me they really like and find flattering. Original: Such a great little machine. It's so pocketable that I always have it on me, which has made me use it a ton. My goal was to take more photos and get better at them, and this was the perfect tool for the job. The lowlight performance was better than I expected, and the HDF filter gives things the ethereal, dreamy quality that I'm going for in many cases. I'm in love.

I’ve been an avid photographer for over 10 years and I’ve tried many cameras, including the Leica Q, Fuji X100V and Canon G1X mk iii. This camera is my favorite by far. Image quality is fantastic, the 40mm equivalent focal length is perfect for me, the small pocketable form factor, USB charging, super fast startup and customizability make this my favorite camera of all time. I also purchased the adhesive lens filter and metal lens cap from JJC to minimize dust entry.

Incredible little camera. Ended up trading it for an old Fujifilm x70 but would consider buying one again in the future.

HDF effect is terrible. Griiix itself is great. Better just get the non hdf and use your own diffusion filters.

The main selling point of this is that it takes tack sharp images while fitting in your pocket. It does it's job great. Only thing that would make this camera perfect is better autofocus. Maybe the next model we'll have a perfect pocket camera.

Good camera to take portrait pictures but not good to take pictures that require constant auto focus and also blurry with buildings or landscape in the background. Also the frame is very small needing for you to stand way away from buildings to be able to cover it as it has no zoom. Quality of pictures are at two different ends of spectrum: some are extremely good and some are extremely bad and blurry, the battery life is terrible as well and just needs a lot of constant motion and work to get picture right for average user.

During my recent adventures, the Rich Griiix proved to be an invaluable companion. Its performance was seamless, offering both durability and comfort in a variety of challenging environments. Whether navigating rugged terrains or facing unpredictable weather, the Griiix consistently exceeded my expectations. The build quality is top-notch, and its sleek design doesn’t compromise on functionality. Highly recommended for anyone looking for reliable gear that can handle both the elements and the demands of adventure. Pros: - small! It can fit in my pocket. I bring it around everywhere because of how compact it is - picture quality is amazing - options to play with image settings Cons: - no view finder - autofocus can lag Overall, If you dont take the camera too serious, you will have a fun time with photography. This in my opinion is the most important part of the hobby that this camera can provide for you! Try it out!

It's not a point and shoot out of the box, but a camera to learn photography on. You can customize it and make the photos your own. It is perfect for family trips, vacations and capturing memories. With little kids it's great but takes a lot of practice getting action or low light shots right. The new app is an improvement. Read lots of in depth reviews to make sure it suits your needs before buying. For me this was perfect.

I bought this for a trip I'm currently on, this camera takes wonderful photos, went to a museum and a cultural site the photos were sublime off them, would highly recommend when you're running around town!!

Easy to carry with you and takes phenomenal pictures. Less 'in your face' than a traditional DLSR.

This is an 800 dollar camera that went up to 1,400 because of its popularity and now Amazon has decided to charge 2500 for it as of today. Absolutely wild. Get it from a local store instead The camera itself is very nice though. Good pocket camera.