The new Ricoh GX100

[jjj]

6 sec with the average fast SD card I am using. Too slow, but usable for my kind of shooting. You just have to think a bit more and try to get it right the first time... the decisive moment has never been more important.
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It's not getting the decisive moment that's the problem, but the decisive moment that happens just after you've taken a picture.

Whenever I've tried one it's always taken 14-15 secs between shots. Considerably longer than you've experienced.

[Guillermo Luijk]

I am surprised at the nice and strong bokeh achieved on some portraits of your gallery. Is really so easy to get background blur with this camera? what f-stop equivalence to full frame can be expected from this Ricoh at maximum aperture?

[jjj]

I am surprised at the nice and strong bokeh achieved on some portraits of your gallery. Is really so easy to get background blur with this camera? what f-stop equivalence to full frame can be expected from this Ricoh at maximum aperture?
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Who's gallery are you talking about, Guillermo?

[Guillermo Luijk]

Who's gallery are you talking about, Guillermo?
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Paulo Bizarro's, it was linked above:

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[Paulo Bizarro]

Paulo Bizarro's, it was linked above:

pbizarro's website
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As I said in my initial post, only the top two rows of photos were taken with the GX100 (10 photos). The portrait you refer to (the one of the old man?) is from SLR and 70-200 f/4 zoom.