Sony
Alpha ZV-E10 II
Based on 124 Reddit mentions
$1198.00
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Good 4k 60fps camera to complement my FX30 as a secondary camera?
A6700 is what you are looking for. It’s been on sweet deal in Europe for 1100€. So maybe you will find one in US for under 1000$, cause your prices don’t have sales tax. The other choice would be also ZV E10 II, but only if you plan to film with it on tripod or gimbal at all times as it has 1.1x cro
...SomewhatOptimal1 in r/videography
November 2, 2025 1:37 PM
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Debating on ZV-E10 II or A6700
A6700 over the ZV-E10 II for me. Lack of EVF + IBIS are two major things. If the price is the same, A6700 all the way. What is the price of the A6700 you’re looking at and the price of the ZV-E10 II you’re looking at?
LinKeeChineseCurry in r/ZVE10
December 29, 2025 9:09 PM
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Is there something better than Lumix GX85 in the similar price range and size?
You have conflicting priorities. In a lot of ways most phones are better than a GX85 for video - autofocus, formats, etc. GX85 has very outdated autofocus technology and video formats. I cannot describe it as “good”. I describe Panasonic G9 as “OK” and Panasonic G9II as “good”. Phones are on G9II le
...jubbyjubbah in r/M43
April 22, 2026 8:22 PM
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Choosing a camera.
Forget the Sony zv e10II; it has poor stabilization, and it's not full frame; you'd need a gimbal for that. 5-axis stabilization is something you should consider in the body and in-lens stabilization. Without it, your videos will be trash without a gimbal, and you'll be frustrated by even the simple
...lidia-springer in r/stockphotography
December 14, 2025 8:02 PM
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Can someone recommend a good camera for UVC and still shots for reptiles? Budget: $1k
It looks like I was wrong about the Sony zv e10ii. It does do 4k streaming on USB with the correct cable. I wish it had IBIS, but this is probably what I need. I'm now back where I started. If anyone has any feedback on why this is not a good cam for my use case I would appreciate it! Webcam https:/
...soapee01 in r/AskPhotography
November 13, 2025 3:34 PM
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