Godox’s C100 swaps color preview for a transparent LCD optical viewfinder
A lighting brand enters the point-and-shoot renaissance with a camera that looks through glass, not screens.

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A lighting brand enters the point-and-shoot renaissance with a camera that looks through glass, not screens.
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