Godox C100: Weirdest cheap camera EVER? Nikon’s doomed compact mirrorless system, and what is dual-base ISO?
We take a look at one of the weirdest cheap cameras money can buy, reminisce about Nikon’s compact mirrorless system, and ‘attempt’ to cover all bases when it comes to ISO
In the latest episode of Bokeh Face: The Digital Camera World podcast, host James Artaius and co-host Mike Harris gear up with one of the most unusual and cheap cameras they have ever encountered: the Godox C100. This compact camera/light meter boasts an impressive optical viewfinder and comes at an extremely affordable price point.
The episode also delves into the past with a retrospective look at the flawed but innovative Nikon 1 System. The hosts ponder whether these compact interchangeable-lens cameras would have fared differently if released in today's market.
In the Troubleshooting segment, James and Mike are challenged with a question about dual- and triple-base ISO. The hosts explain what dual-base ISO is, when it would be beneficial to use it, and whether it is absolutely essential for photographers to understand and utilize this feature.
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