Featuring a 28‒140mm lens with 5× optical zoom and a field of view wider than that of a typical 35 mm lens, the RICOH G900SE II is perfect for shooting indoors and in other locations where there is little room to step back , yet also takes telephoto shots in its stride.
Use an optional conversion lens for wider shots at a focal length equivalent to 22mm. When attached, conversion lenses provide JIS Class 7 water resistance and are so slim that the extra length is almost unnoticeable.
*Unable to shoot underwater.
Note: When used with a wide conversion lens, the flash will not illuminate objects at the edges of
the frame and parts of any shots taken with the flash will be dark.
Take clear shots of dimly-lit worksites. Approximately 20 effective megapixels ensures that details show clearly even after pictures are cropped. The high quality image sensor and image processing engine can handle a wide variety of scenes, from long shots to close-ups, even under at night or under low light.
The camera features internal memory with space enough for 856* images. You can keep shooting without worrying even when the memory card is full.
＊ At settings of 5184 × 3888 (L) ★★★
The large, high-resolution (3.0” , aspect ratio of 3:2, approximately 1,040k-dot) monitor features a cover with an anti-reflective (AR) coating that makes it easy to view even outdoors in bright sunlight. The new outdoor view feature lets you quickly adjust brightness in response to ambient lighting conditions for suitable viewing experience.
Note: Composite image; actual display not shown
The camera uses clear-rendering outline fonts for composite images created using electronic survey slates.
The ADJ button provides quick access to camera settings, including exposure compensation and ISO sensitivity.
Note: The ADJ button functions as a camera memo button when camera memo settings are enabled.
For example, selecting Digital Microscope mode, which illuminates the ring lights for photos at distances as close as 1cm, is as simple as rotating the mode dial. Frequently-used settings can be assigned to the U1 and U2 positions on the mode dial for quick recall.
Saved settings for different scenes can be recalled instantly imply by rotating the mode dial to U1 or U2.
Shoot movies in 4K (frame size 3840 × 2160 pixels, 30 fps) for high-resolution footage that gives you an overall view of a big construction site, for example, or helps you grasp the relative positions of various objects.
Note: The camera can record up to approximately 25 minutes or 4GB of footage per shot.
The lens is surrounded by a six-LED ring light. You can choose which LEDs light and adjust their brightness to get clear shots showing fine details such as the model numbers on small parts or scratches in walls or floors.
Ring light: Left
Macro mode at adistance of 1cm (0.4in)
To avoid unintended operation such as accidental menu display or the camera turning on during transport, use the menus to reduce the response speed of the power and menu buttons.
Users have a choice of three options for naming the folders used to store images: standard, user-selected, or by date.
While starting up, the camera displays the current folder together with the images it contains.
The RICOH G900SE II displays the date from startup until the shutter release button is pressed, helping you catch errors in the camera clock before they are recorded with your pictures.
The camera’ s built-in electronic level with pitch and roll indicators can be used to keep the camera level.
Users can select the four-letter prefix used to name files. Files can be named after the photographer or departmental rules to help simplify image management.
*Photographs used to illustrate functions were taken with the RICOH G900.
