You can see right through this quirky $45 snapshot camera
Godox’s C100 is the company’s first camera, and it’s a strange one. Instead of a conventional rear screen, over half of its compact body is taken up by a transparent optical viewfinder that lets you frame a shot while still seeing right through the device.
Weighing in at around 65 g (2.3 oz), with a retro toy-camera aesthetic, it fits right into the growing screen-free trend. The idea is to keep shooting without checking every photo, then go back and see what you captured later.
Clearly the C100 isn’t about competing with a smartphone; it’s about changing the rhythm of photography in 2026. Godox is deliberately making the process slower, simpler, and a little less predictable and polished – with more attention on the subject, and less on reviewing the result.
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