Ricoh GR III vs Sony A7C II

Ricoh GR III
Sony A7C II
Sony A7C II

Verdict: Sony A7C II outperforms on sensor resolution, video specs, and autofocus per the provided facts. Ricoh GR III remains a compact option at lower cost but trails in every technical metric including 1080p versus 4K 60p. The 33MP full-frame BIONZ XR system in the Sony gives it clear advantages for demanding users.

Ricoh GR III lists at $899 while Sony A7C II lists at $2,199 — Ricoh GR III undercuts Sony A7C II by $1,300 (145%).

Winner: Sony A7C II

Ricoh GR III: 5.5/10

Sony A7C II: 8.5/10

Spec-by-spec comparison

Ricoh GR IIISony A7C II
sensor24.2MP APS-C CMOS33MP full-frame
lens28mm f/2.8 fixedInterchangeable E-mount
videoFull HD 1080/60p4K 60p
connectivityBluetooth LE and Wi-FiBluetooth LE and Wi-Fi

Ricoh GR III

What works

  • Compact fixed-lens design for street photography
  • 3-axis shake reduction built-in
  • Lower MSRP at $899

What doesn't

  • Only Full HD video, no 4K
  • Discontinued since 2019 with no updates

Sony A7C II

What works

  • 33MP full-frame sensor with BIONZ XR AI processor
  • Advanced autofocus with AI subject recognition
  • Current model with ongoing support

What doesn't

  • Higher MSRP at $2199
  • Larger body than fixed-lens compacts

Bottom line

Our pick: Sony A7C II.

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