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This slim camera has a transparent LCD screen for a viewfinder
The Verge • • general
Key Points:
- Despite the rise of smartphone photography, standalone point-and-shoot cameras are experiencing renewed popularity, with models like the Kodak Charmera and vintage Canon cameras in demand.
- Godox has entered the simple camera market with the C100, which features a unique transparent LCD that serves as both a viewfinder and a display for shooting information, unlike typical color preview screens.
- The C100 can act as a light meter, suggesting exposure settings for other cameras, and supports four aspect ratios for photos and videos, storing media on a microSD card up to 128GB.
- The camera lacks wireless connectivity but allows file transfers via USB-C, weighs 65 grams, and has launched in China with no announced international release or detailed technical specs.
- Priced at approximately $29 (¥199), the Godox C100 is notably affordable, even cheaper than popular models like the Kodak Charmera.
