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Godox Releases C100 Camera With Transparent LCD Viewfinder in China
Godox introduced the C100, a 65-gram point-and-shoot camera that uses a transparent LCD screen as both an optical viewfinder and a display for settings. The device launched in China at a price of about $29.
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Godox released the C100 camera in China. The device uses a transparent LCD screen that functions as both an optical viewfinder and a display for shooting settings and battery life. The C100 can also operate as a light meter by measuring scene brightness and suggesting exposure settings.
It weighs 65 grams and supports four aspect ratios, including 16:9 and 1:1. Images and videos are stored on microSD cards with a capacity of up to 128 GB. The camera has no wireless connectivity. Users can transfer files to a PC or mobile device via USB-C.
No information has been released regarding an international release. The Verge reported that the C100 is priced at ¥199, which equals approximately $29 USD.
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