CX1

It can be difficult to photograph scenes in which the level of brightness varies greatly. With dynamic range double shot mode, the CX1 shoots, consecutively at high speed, two still images with different exposures, and then it records an image that combines the properly exposed portions of each. Expanding the dynamic range up to a maximum equivalent to 12 EV makes it possible to record images that give an almost naked-eye impression.

• *Compared to other modes, the shooting time is relatively long, so care should be taken to prevent hand-motion blur.

Dynamic range double shot mode

“Isn’t that beautiful!” The decisive moment echoes in the heart but it will not wait. With the advanced continuous shooting (4 to 120 frames per second) made possible by the new CMOS sensor, you won’t miss the moment.

Through the use of a more advanced AF algorithm, the CX1 achieves a major increase in AF speed over the previous model. With the CX1's rapid response, you won't miss the decisive moment of a moving subject.

• *Values determined using Ricoh's measurement conditions

Taking close-up photographs of subjects such as flowers and insects reveals a different world that usually goes unnoticed. Getting as close as 1 cm for wide-angle ^* and 25 cm for telephoto^*, you can enjoy shooting powerful images that are only possible with macro.

• *32 mm equivalent for wide-angle and 200 mm equivalent for telephoto.

In both normal and macro shooting, the AE (exposure) and AF (focus) targets can be shifted alone or together to any position on the screen. This enables you to take the desired shot by changing focus and exposure settings without moving the camera, even if it is fixed to a tripod.

Focus bracketing

This function does automatic continuous shooting of five images while changing the focus position by specified intervals. The focus position intervals can be specified as (Wide)or (Narrow).

Color bracketing, auto bracketing, white balance bracketing

The CX1 has extensive bracketing functions for automatic shooting of multiple images while changing the shooting settings. With color bracketing, in addition to the regular color image, you can enjoy the play of light and shadow in a black and while image and the nostalgic feel of a sepia tone image. There is also auto bracketing, which changes the exposure, and white balance bracketing, which changes the white balance. Use them for your own creative shooting.

• ●Automatically correct images to make rectangular subjects shot at an angle look like they were shot squarely.
  ( Skew correction function)
• ●Using the smallest aperture setting, create images with deep depth of field.
  ( Fixed minimum aperture Function)
• ●Adjust flash intensity. ( Flash exposure compensation function)
• ●Specify shooting interval and number of images.
  ( Custom self-timer function)