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Leica Q3 vs Ricoh GR IV

The Ricoh GR IV is 20.6 mm narrower, 19.2 mm shorter, 59.9 mm thinner and 481 g lighter than the Leica Q3. The Ricoh GR IV takes up 77 % less space (the box around the body, without lens).

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Leica Q3

Leica Q3
Width × height × depth
130 × 80.3 × 92.6 mm (5.12 × 3.16 × 3.65 in)
Weight
743 g (26.2 oz)
Mount
Fixed lens
Price
$7,350 at Adorama

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Ricoh GR IV

Ricoh GR IV
Width × height × depth
109.4 × 61.1 × 32.7 mm (4.31 × 2.41 × 1.29 in)
Weight
262 g (9.2 oz)
Mount
Fixed lens
Price
$1,567 at Adorama

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Specifications compared

Q3GR IV
SensorFull-frame BSI CMOSAPS-C BSI CMOS (23.3 x 15.5 mm)
Resolution60 MP26 MP
Lens28mm F1.7 (35mm equivalent), built in28mm F2.8 (35mm equivalent), built in
Dimensions130 x 80.3 x 92.6 mm109.4 x 61.1 x 32.7 mm
Weight743 g262 g
StabilizationOptical (lens)5-axis in-body, up to 6 stops
ISO50–100000100–204800
Shutter speed1/2000–120 s (electronic 1/16000)1/4000–30 s (electronic 1/16000)
Burst15 fps (12-bit), 7 fps with AF (14-bit)–
Video8K 30p 10-bit, 4K 60p 10-bit 4:2:21080p 60p
AutofocusHybrid AF (PDAF/contrast/depth map), 315 fields, subject detectionHybrid PDAF/contrast AF, face/eye detection
Viewfinder5.76M-dot OLED, 0.79xNone (optional optical viewfinder)
Screen3.0" 1.84M-dot tilting touch3.0" 1.04M-dot fixed touch
Card slots1x SD UHS-IIInternal 53 GB, 1x microSD UHS-I
BatteryBP-SCL6, about 350 shots (CIPA)DB-120, about 250 shots (CIPA)

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