Sony Alpha ZV-E10 II K | APS-C Mirrorless Interchangeable-Lens Video Camera with 16-50 mm f/3.5-5.6 Power Zoom Kit Lens

Moved from Cannon To Sony with This camera.This APS-C sensor is the same one found in the much more elite and expensive The Sony FX30. Absolutely worth every penny and highly recommended for a beginner who want to get into Video and Photography.Already done a Number of paid jobs with this mid tier camera.10/10 highly recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Good for videos

I would pitch myself very much as a photography enthusiast, I have an interest, taken some classes and explore it as a leisure activity. This camera appealed to me as a one stop solution- something compact, small and lightweight with impressive capabilities and functionality without being overly complicated.This model is small, compact, easy to operate and allows you to get photos and video easily when on the move, and the touchscreen that folds out gives you great scope with angles and creativity, and of course ease of use.There is no denying that even from the simplest of shots, the image quality delivered by this camera is outstanding in terms of level of detail in images. The autofocus is fast and crisp, making for an easy point and shoot, and gives you a good option whilst getting to grips with the manual focus. As the owner of two cats I’ve enjoyed putting the pet setting to good use to get sharp images of moving objects.I will admit my experience in video is limited at this point, however I liked this camera because it offers amazing capabilities in the video department too.It would be great for vloggers and those capturing videos on the move as it’s so compact, and easy to move around without compromising on quality of footage.When you go through all the menus on the camera it can look a little overwhelming, but in reality I think it’s serves as a good bridge between aiding your interest as a beginner, to allowing you to explore the manual options as your skills progress.It is a very pricey piece of kit but for good reason- it gives you great capture quality, a compact design, and room to explore more skills and functionality as your skills and interest grow.

For stabilisation. Just like the ZV-E10 mark I, the mark II does not have IBIS (in-body stabilisation) like you will find in the A6700.So depending on what video footage you will be doing, make sure the Active Steady or Digital Stabilisation is turned on. Its not the same as IBIS, but its better than nothing.If you intend to do a lot of hand-held footage, lots of movements, even with Active Steady shot enabled, be weary you will get shaky footage. Some post processing with editing software will help. But the video footage itself is good quality.Other notable upgrades in the ZV-E10 mark II over the ZV-E10 mark I:* 26MP sensor* 4k 60p slow-mo recording* 10-bit 4:2:2 video - if you are into more professional video footage and colour grading. Otherwise it doesn’t matter too much.* New Sony menu system which is easier to use and navigate.* Battery improved - uses the NP-FZ100 which is the same battery across other Sony cameras such as A6700, ZV-E1, etc.* Slightly larger body compared to mark I - positive is that it has a larger grip and easier to hold.One major subtle improvement:* The camera now has a dedicated toggle switch for photo, video and S&Q mode (slow and quick). In the mark I, it was a single button that you had to press to cycle through the modes. Now with this toggle switch it is so much easier.

I am by no means a professional when it comes to cameras or videocameras, but I do know what I like in them. I am using this as a webcam for my PC and Phone, as well as a more traditional camera.It come in a compact cardboard box and comes with only the bare minimum of accessories to use this as a streaming camera:- Battery (empty)- Microphone- Basic lens- Wrist strapAs an important note - the camera does not come with a memory card or internal memory, so make sure you have an SD card ready to go.The flash mount doesn't support the flash I have (I don't know the correct term for the type of foot mount it needs) - it fits, but it cannot tell my flash to... flash.The camera has a huge number of options and I am nowhere near good enough at understanding them, let alone use them - but at the moment my photos are all coming out too dark, so I know I've got something wrong!The camera can be controlled from the adjustable touchscreen.For streaming, this is great as it can plug in to my laptop and my phone and gives a great picture. I'm not sure if I can remotely control the zoom though.While I understand it's not the best camera out there, it's light enough and has far more features than I'll ever be able to use, I just wish it came with a more comprehensive set of accessories and someonboard memory.