Ricoh WG-90 Digital Camera (Black)

Take It Anywhere: The Ricoh WG-90 Is Built for Water, Dirt, Drops and Cold

A rugged compact camera that is waterproof to 14 metres, shockproof, freezeproof and crushproof, with a 16MP sensor and a 5x optical zoom, so you can keep shooting where a phone would not survive.

Who Is This Made For?

The Ricoh WG-90 is made for divers, hikers, beach and pool families, and anyone who wants a simple point-and-shoot that shrugs off rough handling. If you have ever worried about your phone near water, sand or a hard fall, this Ricoh camera is the worry-free option.

Waterproof, Shockproof, Freezeproof and Crushproof

The WG-90 works underwater to a depth of 14 metres for up to two hours, survives a 1.6-metre drop, keeps operating at -10C, and withstands up to 100 kgf of pressure. Its JIS Class 6 dustproof seal keeps sand and grit out, so it goes from the sea to the trail without a housing.

5x Optical Zoom and a 16MP Back-Illuminated Sensor

A 28 to 140mm equivalent zoom covers wide landscapes and distant subjects in one lens, while the back-illuminated 16MP CMOS sensor delivers clean, high-resolution images with wide dynamic range. Digital zoom extends the reach to roughly 36x when you need it.

An LCD You Can Read in Harsh Sunlight

The 2.7-inch wide LCD has an anti-reflection coating and an Outdoor View Setting that boosts brightness in two steps, so you can frame and review shots on a bright beach or ski slope. Full HD video at 30fps and 120fps high-speed movies are a button press away.

Underwater Modes That Do the Thinking

Dedicated Underwater and Underwater Movie modes correct the bluish colour cast, and the Flash Off + Flash On option captures two versions of a shot with one press so you never miss the right exposure on fish, coral or a moving subject.

1cm Macro with Six LED Ring Lights and 25 Scene Modes

Six LED macro lights around the lens illuminate subjects from as close as one centimetre, and the Digital Microscope mode turns the WG-90 into a pocket magnifier. Twenty-five scene modes and six Image Tone settings, including Slide Film and Cross Processing, let you get the look in camera.