Thanks for your comment Rob!I doubt that at low ISO and lomg exposures you'll see much (if any) diference between this and a dSLR even at larger sizes.You should try long exposures with the GRD II (the GRD I is useless at this) but only use the RAW file or else you get this mess: https://ricohgrdiary.wordpress.com/2009/02/18/ricoh-gx200-review-part-7/
GRD III, f5.6, 8 sec., ISO 100, RAW
Ricoh GR-Diary 
Amazing detail and good memories ! , I hope to get back my grd3 soon , it didn´t switch on one morning … aah !
Nothing special? This is a great shot. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your comments!I hope you have your GRD III back soon Alex. Hope it's nothing serious with it.
Amazing at this size it seems equal to any DSLR, I must give my own (older) GRDs a try with such shots.
Thanks for your comment Rob!I doubt that at low ISO and lomg exposures you'll see much (if any) diference between this and a dSLR even at larger sizes.You should try long exposures with the GRD II (the GRD I is useless at this) but only use the RAW file or else you get this mess: https://ricohgrdiary.wordpress.com/2009/02/18/ricoh-gx200-review-part-7/