Ricoh GR IV vs Fujifilm X100VI
Official APS-C compact cameras often carried as everyday stills cameras.
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Best for: 25.74 MP official effective pixels, ISO 204,800 official native stills maximum, official in-body or in-camera stabilization
Check price at AmazonBest for: 40.2 MP official effective pixels, 20 fps official maximum continuous shooting, ISO 12,800 official native stills maximum, official in-body or in-camera stabilization
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Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.
| Spec | Ricoh GR IV | Fujifilm X100VI | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official effective megapixelsThe official effective stills pixel count, expressed in megapixels. When a Japanese official table publishes the figure in 万画素 (units of 10,000 pixels), we convert it to megapixels and label that unit conversion computed. | 25.74 MP | 40.2 MP | 30% |
| Official maximum continuous shootingThe official maximum continuous-shooting rate in frames per second, including official high-speed electronic or custom modes when the table lists them. Official rates above 120 fps are clamped at the reference best so one limited custom mode does not dominate the ranking. Restrictions printed on the official table appear as extra wording. | Not listed | 20 fps | 25% |
| Official native stills ISO maximumThe official standard or native stills ISO range maximum, not extended or video-only figures when the table separates them. Official maxima above ISO 102,400 are clamped at the reference best. This is a published sensitivity ceiling, not a noise test. | 204800 | 12800 | 25% |
| Official in-camera stabilizationOfficial in-camera stills stabilization (in-body, lens-shift or optical), recorded as yes or no when the official table states it. Official CIPA stop ratings, when published, are shown as extra details and are not scored. If the official table we used does not state whether stabilization is included, the field is Not listed and scores at the category minimum. | Yes | Yes | 20% |
| Official image sensor | Image Sensor | Type: Primary color filter CMOS. Size: 23.3mm x 15.5mm | 23.5mm x 15.7mm (APS-C) X-Trans CMOS 5 HR with primary color filter | info |
| Official effective pixels (specification wording) | Approx. 25.74 megapixels | 40.2 millions pixels | info |
| Official native stills ISO (specification wording) | ISO100-204800 | ISO125-12800 | info |
| Official stabilization wording | Sensor-shift shake reduction "SR" (5-axis) | Mechanism Image sensor shift mechanism with 5-axis compensation Compensation Effect 6.0 stops Digital Image Stabilization Yes (movie mode only) IS MODE BOOST Yes (movie mode only) Mechanism Image sensor shift mechanism with 5-axis compensation Compensation Effect 6.0 stops Digital Image Stabilizatio | info |
| Official continuous shooting (specification wording) | Not listed | ntinuous Shooting CH Electronic Shutter Approx. 20fps (1.29x Crop) JPEG 117 frames Compressed | info |
| Official in-body stabilization (CIPA stops, when published) | Not listed | 6 stops (official CIPA figure; not scored) | info |
| Official body weight | Not listed | 471 g | info |
| Official body weight in pounds (computed) | Not listed | 1.04 lb (computed from official 471 g) | info |
| ShotPick score | 5.3/10 | 4.1/10 | 100% |
Where each one comes out ahead
Ricoh GR IV
Better published figure on: Official native stills ISO maximum.
What we like
- Official table lists 25.74 MP effective pixels
- Official table lists a native stills ISO maximum of ISO 204,800
- Official table lists in-body or in-camera stills stabilization
Watch out for
- Official table we used does not list a maximum continuous-shooting rate
Fujifilm X100VI
Better published figure on: Official effective megapixels.
What we like
- Official table lists 40.2 MP effective pixels
- Official table lists a maximum continuous-shooting rate of 20 fps
- Official table lists in-body or in-camera stills stabilization (6 official CIPA stops, shown as an extra detail and not scored)
Watch out for
Verdict
Compare official megapixel counts, official burst rates and official in-camera stabilization on the Fujifilm and Ricoh tables.
- Ricoh GR IV: Ricoh official specifications (Ricoh GR IV)
- Fujifilm X100VI: Fujifilm official specifications (Fujifilm X100VI)
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