
Ricoh RZ-728
Ricoh · Japan · 1990 · 135 film
The Ricoh RZ-728 is a compact 35mm camera introduced in 1990, representing Ricoh's offering for the consumer market during the late film era. Designed for ease of use and everyday photography, it features automatic exposure control and a fixed or simple zoom lens, catering to photographers seeking straightforward point-and-shoot functionality without complex manual overrides. Its design prioritizes portability and user-friendly operation, typical of Ricoh's practical approach to camera manufacturing during this period, focusing on delivering reliable results for casual shooters rather than pushing technological boundaries.
Specifications
| Film Format | 135 |
Editorial Ratings
Build Quality
2.0
Value
1.0
Collectibility
1.0
Historical Significance
1.0

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