Ricoh CX3

A relatively expensive camera given what it can do Good points Good colour in shots; well built; nifty features Bad points Pricey; poor video quality; images sometimes not sharp enough...

The lens isn’t as sharp as on other compact ultra-zoom cameras, and the high price means it's not particularly good value, either....

The Ricoh CX3 is a likeable point-and-shoot pocket camera, which is also a great all-round performer. It'll be good as a DSLR backup or as a primary camera...

The Ricoh CX3 is a very different sort of superzoom. It's aimed at keen and knowledgeable users, and packed with tools that aren't just aimed at grabbing headlines. But the gap between what the camera can do and what the sensor can do is...

Performance has definitely improved across the board with the Ricoh CX3. There's a better noise performance at the higher ISO settings and the backlit sensor has managed to increase how the camera responds to light. Noise has blighted Ricoh compacts...

Minor quibbles aside, the Ricoh CX3 is a mightily impressive compact camera with great performance and some neat usability touches.Best offers for the Ricoh CX3Park Cameras Limited £299.99 Ricoh CX3 is tagged with Ricoh, digital camera and sensor....

There's no doubting that the CX3 is an impressive camera. It's one of the most striking advanced compact cameras on the market, and with its 920k dot, 3in LCD, is a pleasure to use. Add to that HD video capture and an impressive backlit sensor...

Carbon Copy With a CX2 still hanging around the office, we couldn’t resist comparing it side-by-side with the new CX3.It turns out that the camera bodies are identical to such an extent that even the texturing of the grip bears no noticeable...