10:10I Shot Portraits With a $45 Camera With No Screen | GODOX C100
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Shooting portraits blind on a $45 camera sounds like a gamble, since photographers check every shot on a screen. The gadget held up looks more like an old handheld game than a camera. The portraits stay hidden, so you click to see if they worked.
'$45' and 'No Screen' stack two handicaps onto one ordinary task, and the model name 'GODOX C100' catches photographers already searching for it.
NO SCREEN in huge white letters names the handicap photographers will feel most, and the sunlit city skyline behind hints this is a real street shoot, not a studio test.
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