This slim camera has a transparent LCD screen for a viewfinder
The new Godox C100 compact camera is gaining attention for its unique transparent LCD screen viewfinder and integrated light meter functionality.
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Where it stands
Godox has released a new slim, retro-style camera, the C100. The device features a transparent LCD screen that functions as a viewfinder. Reports specify the camera weighs 65 grams and offers four recording formats.
Coverage from outlets including The Verge, TechRadar, RedShark News, PetaPixel, and CPG Click Oil and Gas highlights the camera’s price point of $29 or 199 Yuan. In addition to standard photography, the device is reported to function as a light meter. Future reports will track the availability and market reception of the C100.
Coverage does not yet specify a global rollout schedule or additional technical specifications beyond the initial product unveiling.
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The reporting (5)
- Compact and Retro: Transparent Pocket Camera Weighs 65 Grams, Records in 4 Formats, and Costs 199 Yuan CPG Click Oil and Gas · 52d ago
- Godox C100: transparent display camera for $29 RedShark News · 52d ago
- Godox's $29 camera also works as a light meter TechRadar · 52d ago
- Godox Made a WEIRD Camera and Adobe Buys Topaz PetaPixel · 52d ago
- This slim camera has a transparent LCD screen for a viewfinder The Verge · 52d ago
Answered
What is unique about the Godox C100 viewfinder?
The camera utilizes a transparent LCD screen to serve as the viewfinder.
Does the camera have secondary functions?
Yes, coverage indicates the device can also operate as a light meter.
How much does the camera cost?
The device is priced at $29 or 199 Yuan according to industry reports.
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