Alpha ZV-E10 II

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

If your main interest is in photography then the ZV-E10ii is not ideal mainly because it's lacking a mechanical shutter. This means you can't expose more than 30", you may have some issues with light frequency resulting in lines in the photo and you'll loose the romantic shutter sound 😉 Also that ca

You need a mechanical shutter if you want to do photography, for the love of god do not get the ZV-E10 unless videos is the only thing you'll do. Ignore any smartass trying to gaslight you into thinking a mechanical shutter is unnecessary. Oh btw, there are already 17 other threads about "ZV-E10 II

The ZV-E10II doesn't have a mechanical shutter - so photography with flash or under artificial lighting, especially LEDs, will be seriously compromised. I think it should be treated as a video camera entirely. It takes pictures, and the sensor is exactly the same, but no mech shutter is a big no no

I feel 4k 120 fps is not what everyone thinks it is. It’s Sony's way to get 2x fast motion at a higher bit-rate (280mbps 4.2.2) in 4k in S&Q. If you take the 4k footage you shot and slow it down to 20% in your editor on a 24p timeline, it will still be 2.5x slow motion, not 5x slow motion. For examp