Alpha ZV-E10 II

Thanks! A Sony ZV-E10 II. It’s been a fun and practical lil’ guy.

Assuming you mean the ZVE10 Mk I, s-log is not worth it. That camera can only record in 8bit, either internally or over HDMI. S-log does not work well in 8bit. Skintones turn to blocky red mush in the grade. It squashes all the colours to the middle of the colour range, but there simply isn’t enough

To answer your question directly, no it is not OA to go full frame if you are serious about professional work. But let me give you an honest breakdown of your options. The ZV-E10 II is a content creator camera first. It is capable but not the right tool if your goal is professional photography and v

For a sony camera that won’t overheat ever just get some FX30s. I use 2 FX3s and 2 FX30s for wedding ceremonies and have never ever had heat issues. You could maybe do ok with the ZVE10ii or something, but I wouldn’t want to risk it.

The ZV E10 II is really not a camera meant for still photography. It lacks a mechanical shutter and only has a flash sync speed of 1/30. For comparison most entry mirrorless cameras have a sync speed of 1/160 to 1/250. Even with a 1/30 shutter a lot of people report issues with flash with the E10 II

The Sigma 18-50 is the perfect move for travel. It is super sharp and tiny enough to balance perfectly on the ZV-E10 II.

Pretty much on the same spot. Per my research Sony has the widest range of in-brand and other compatible lens options. And sigma 18-50 is quite solid, though do note that it has no OSS, meaning footage will be quite shaky. Consider the Tamron 17-70mm if you can, same aperture with vibration control

The A6700 and ZV-E10 II use the same sensor. (The FX30 uses this sensor as well.) 1. A6700 - A hybrid camera that works very well for both photography and video. 2. ZV-E10 II - Primarily a video-focused camera in most cases, and it is $200-300 cheaper (at least in Europe) The A6700 has better build

If its only body, then take a mid range full frame like A7M3 or Canon r6||. If its with body+ lens then take a good apsc like R10+Sigma 18-50 / Sony ZVE10 Mark 2 with sigma 18-50

for a sony zv-e10 ii, people often pick something mid-range that can handle a bit of everything. a 16-50 or 18-55 zoom is a good start for everyday stuff, and if you can stretch a bit the 35/1.8 is great for portraits. don’t expect one lens to nail concerts/sports perfectly, but that combo keeps thi