The Godox C100 is one of the most unusual compact cameras in the world, as Godox uses a transparent display as an optical viewfinder, making the camera look like a small window. Thanks to its very affordable price, the camera is also an attractive option as a light meter.
  • Artwork@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    28 days ago

    The idea seems relatively not complex nowadays, but it’s still a miracle to see such lovely devices being implemented.

    Found some specs:

    2MP CMOS sensor, F2.4 aperture, 24mm equivalent wide-angle lens
    Supports photo and video recording, 1920*1080 resolution, shutter speed 1/30000-1/30
    120-minute battery life, suitable for photography learning and everyday shooting
    Edit: Some sellers list it as a CCD sensor, which I highly doubt.

    Edit 2: I did some research. The build quality is good and the transparent LCD is sharp, but the camera quality is meh. Photos look kinda like a worse Razr V3, and the real resolution is likely less than 2MP. Image quality is better than the crappy Kodak Charmera, but personally, I don’t think it’s worth the money. Maybe it’s a good starting toy for children to learn photography.

    Source

    • WhoIzDisIz@lemmy.todayEnglish
      4·
      28 days ago

      At that price, I’d think that level of quality is to be expected - in fact, it’s a bit better than I’d expect.

    • SpacePanda@mander.xyzEnglish
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      28 days ago

      “Forget pixel-perfection; focus on the fun.” Is what their website says. Its probably 2 pixles per square inch