Ricoh PX

Rugged waterproof compact cameras tend to be fashioned to look as hardwearing as they claim to be, with chiselled edges, intricate details and exposed screw tops all giving the impression of solidity. Ricoh's PX proves this doesn't always have...

Review date: 12 September, 2011. Review by: Jamie Carter There are 'travel' cameras that would befit a rock climber, arctic explorer or deep-sea diver, but the Ricoh PX compact isn't one of them. It's not that it doesn't do what it...

The PX is priced and built well for a waterproof compact and it performs to a satisfactory standard in and out of the water, but image noise and the low quality of the camera's LCD screen are the biggest downsides. Next: Specifications Jump to:...

Rather than being a camera which is aimed at those who have active lifestyles, such as the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT3 and Pentax Optio WG-1 , this camera is more likely to suit those who want a day-to-day camera with the added bonus that it is water and...

The Ricoh PX is a decent first stab at an all-action camera that should withstand more than a few knocks and submersions. We appreciate the fact that the PX doesn't make a big song and dance about its tough credentials, looking to all intents and...

This is described as waterproof, I assume that applies when a partial sleeve is applied. What is more interesting is the zoom is not with the normal lens extension but by using a sort of periscope action inside the...