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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this Ricoh BJ-11 Battery Charger unit have fold out blades to be plugged into a wall outlet?

A: No, it does not. The Ricoh BJ-11 Battery Charger is a USB charger that is designed to be used with a USB cable and powered by a computer port or by using a USB dongle. It does not have AC power prongs bilt into the unit. If you require AC charging with this battery charger, you would have to purchase the Ricoh K-AC166U AC Adapter Kit, B&H # RIKAC166U. If you need an AC charger, you may instead purchase the Ricoh BJ-11 Battery Charger, B&H # RIBJ11.

Q: 2. What is the maximum video recording time (in 25-minute intervals) until the battery dies?

A: The Ricoh WG-6 will record clips up to 25 minutes long or until the memory card is full and/or the battery runs out. The estimated battery life is about 30-45 minutes on a full charge.

Q: 3. Is the adaptor metal or plastic?

A: Both products on the Ricoh HA-3 Lens Hood & Adapter are made of the same plastic material.

Q: 4. Where does a 49mm UV filter screw into this hood/adapter?

A: The unit consists of two separate parts. The adapter that attaches around the camera lens and the hood that attaches to the adapter. The adapter has threads that can be seen the B&H product image and that is where the 49mm filters is attached.

Q: 5. Does this Hood+Adapter fit on the camera without any other accessories needed?

A: The Ricoh GH-3 Lens Hood and Adapter will fit the Ricoh GR and GR II cameras. No other accessories are needed.

Q: 6. What are the main differences between this and Ricoh WG-8?

A: The WG-8 and the G900 II are very similar as they share many of the same specs. The G900 II is a tougher built camera for harsh environments and professional use. The entire camera can be locked by a password, it is chemical resistant and it has other functions ideal for industrial and business standards. If you're looking for a tough point and shoot camera, I would suggest the Ricoh WG-8 instead.

Q: 7. Does this camera have picture modes. Specifically, "vivid?"

A: The Ricoh G900 II Digital Camera has tone adjustment, saturation adjustment, and playback filter options that will give you the ability to make photos more vivid. Usually, vivid filters in cameras are just increased saturation.

Q: 8. when scanner is solid light, works fine. Sometimes, power light is blinking why does it not allow scanning?

A: Not totally sure but from the Fujitsu support website they say if battery light flashes orange, to attach a USB cable and give it a charge. When charged, the battery light should be blue

Q: 9. Will the Gh-3 fit on a Ricoh GRD IV ?

A: This adapter is for the GR II camera.

Q: 10. Does this camera support 1080p60 video?

A: No, only at 720.