📸 Elevate your GR IIIx game — capture moments others miss!
The Ricoh 37827 GT-2 Teleconversion Lens is a precision 1.5x teleconverter designed exclusively for the RICOH GR IIIx. When paired with the GA-2 adapter (sold separately), it extends the camera’s 50mm lens to an equivalent 75mm focal length, with the option to crop further to 107mm. Compact and lightweight at just 209g, it features a 5-element, 3-group optical design with HD coating for superior image quality and integrates automatic detection and image stabilization for seamless use.
Package Dimensions L x W x H | 10.4 x 10.3 x 7.4 centimetres |
Package Weight | 0.3 Kilograms |
Product Dimensions L x W x H | 45 x 65 x 65 millimetres |
Item Weight | 300 Grams |
Brand | Ricoh |
Camera Lens | The Ricoh GT-2 teleconversion lens is a teleconverter with a focal length of approx. 75mm and a fixed aperture of f/10.7. It features optical image stabilization and autofocus, with an HD coating for improved image quality. The lens offers a true viewing angle of 18.3 degrees and is available in black. It requires the GA-2 lens adapter to mount on the RICOH GRIIIx camera. |
Included components | Tele-conversion lens, lens cap (front / rear), instruction manual, soft case (The soft case can also store an optional lens adapter (GA-2). |
Lens Fixed Focal Length | 50 Millimetres |
Max Focal Length | 107 Millimetres |
Min Focal Length | 70 |
Part number | 37827 |
Zoom Type | Extended Optical Zoom |
Lens Design | Prime |
Focus type | Auto Focus |
Style | Single |
Photo Filter Thread Size | 49 Millimetres |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
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Heavier than the camera
The picture quality is superb, but it weighs more than the camera - as such, it turns a one-handed operation into a two-handed operation. Therefore, it's probably better to use this with a neck strap, as it loses its pocketability.Tip: I noticed that, if you avoid going into crop-mode (by taping off the connectors, so you get 60mm) then the autofocus is slightly better.Also, macro mode won't work - the lens will hit the back of the teleconverter and throw you an error message.I'm a bit ambivalent whether I will keep this or not - it's still a lot smaller than my Sony, but it is an extra thing to carry and I'm not sure I will use it that much.
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