- Godox C100 is a compact camera priced at $29 featuring a transparent display and no image review screen.
- The C100 has a transparent window that allows for composition without a traditional display, with about 50% light transmittance.
- Weighing only 65 grams, the C100 features an avant-garde design and measures 104 × 72 × 19 mm.
- The camera can connect via USB-C for easy preview and download of photos and videos.
- Godox claims the C100 can last for about 1.5 hours of continuous video recording per charge.
Godox has unveiled the C100, a unique screenless camera priced at $29. This avant-garde device weighs only 65 grams and features a transparent display with over 50% light transmittance, allowing users to compose shots through a clear window.12345
The C100 is designed for immersive shooting experiences, focusing on observation and feeling, as stated by Godox. Unlike traditional cameras, it lacks a conventional display, instead providing essential information such as exposure, current frame, and battery life through its transparent panel.
The camera's compact dimensions of 104 × 72 × 19 mm (4.1 × 2.8 × 0.7 in) make it highly portable. It connects via USB-C for easy photo and video transfer to smartphones or computers, enhancing user convenience. Godox claims the C100 can record continuously for about 1.5 hours on a single charge, with a charging specification of 5V/1A.67
Additional specifications include an ISO range of 100–800 (manual only), an aperture range of f/1.0–f/64, and a shutter speed of 1/8000s–1s. This innovative approach to camera design aims to redefine how users interact with photography, prioritizing the act of capturing moments over reviewing them.
“The Godox C100 is a compact camera priced at $29, designed with a transparent display that allows for immersive shooting. It features USB-C charging and is capable of over 1.5 hours of continuous video recording.”
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