Ricoh KR-10 M (XR-10 M/XR-X 2000)

The Ricoh KR-10 M (also marketed as the XR-10 M or XR-X 2000) is a basic 35mm single-lens reflex (SLR) camera introduced by Ricoh in 1990. Designed as an entry-level manual-focus model, it aimed to provide core SLR functionality at an accessible price point. Its construction prioritized cost-effectiveness, utilizing a predominantly plastic body with minimal metal reinforcement, typical of consumer-grade SLRs of its era. The camera features Ricoh's standard K-mount, allowing compatibility with a wide range of manual-focus lenses, and includes essential metering modes and shutter speeds suitable for everyday photography by enthusiasts.