Look at the light
Color and contrast can work well with clean daylight. In deep shade or mixed light, check skin and neutral surfaces before saving.
CAMERA-INSPIRED PHOTO FILTERSEveryday streets.
A little more character.
Start with confident color for a sunny walk, a quieter palette for everyday details, or monochrome for light and shadow. Compare the finish on your own photograph.
11 looks · all free to preview
This starting look includes free Standard saves. Choose any other look in the editor.
Choose the mood
Street Positive is a curated starting point. GR Negative Film and the monochrome references take a different direction; one preset does not describe every GR photograph.
Check the corners
Dark corners are a creative choice, not a universal GR signature. These looks do not reproduce a GR lens or its optical corrections.
THE SAME PHOTO, BEFORE & AFTERLook closely.
Look closely.
Then make it yours.
Compare the colors, skin and brightest parts of the image. Our examples show the current Camera Refine effect, not a photograph shot on the named camera or film.
Three directions to try.
Ricoh GRStreet Positive
Crisp contrast and confident color for sunlit streets and architecture.
Free Standard save · Beta v1 · Keeps your background and compositionDetails & comparison
Ricoh GREveryday Negative
Warm highlights and cooler shadows, with gentle exposure balancing.
Studio save · preview free · Beta v1 · Keeps your background and compositionDetails & comparison
Ricoh GRSilver Street
A graphic black-and-white finish with textured grain.
Studio save · preview free · Beta v1 · Keeps your background and compositionDetails & comparisonAll Ricoh GR looks
11 available · choose freelyShading is a look choice. Lens illumination correction is separate; dark corners are not a universal GR signature. Independently developed, without affiliation or endorsement. Ricoh Image Control documentation ↗