Alpha ZV-E10

Logitech C920 is more than enough. Easy setup, good quality, no stress. If you want a noticeably better, more “pro” look, go Sony ZV-E10, but only if you also have decent lighting. Camera matters, lighting matters more.

Ya, definitely get the dust part. My big thing is your optical/sensor quality isn’t going to be a huge jump with those from your iPhone. There are definitely ways to maximize your iPhone (i shoot my content with my S24 currently, saving for a Sony ZV-E10 II) as far as adjusting camera settings and c

saw that comment, i have both the op3 and the zv-e10 but i would never sell my zv-e10 for that OP3 to only use this. i think the op3 is still very limited. and if you know what you do with your ZV-E10 and use a good lens, you will get crazy gut results.

ZV-E10 delivers great quality within expectations. I would say what makes more difference than buying a better camera would be to buy a COB light or two. Maybe a light bounce and a diffuser. At least then even when you do upgrade your camera, your lighting gear goes with it. If and when you do upgra

Got the 56mm f1.7 Viltrox for my Sony ZV E10 sa shopee for 6k ish nung Feb. Ganda ng quality at AF, nothing too expensive sa features pero very decent sa price niya.

I recently bought Viltrox 23mm f1.4 and I am liking the vintage images with 3d pop. The lens is also light enough for a metal build. I am using it on sony zve10. Currently I have committed to shoot with this lens focal length. It is beast for everything photo and video. Background blur is also very

you've purchased a cinema camera and know nothing about filming for cinema. I Highly recommend you sell the camera and purchase something that is more suited to a run / gun set up that gives you a great image without the grading workflow. Look at something like the fx30 or sony zve10 or canon c50v o

Ya, what I'd say if you are on a limited budget and NEED both a phone and a camera, then the S26 Ultra can make sense. There honestly is alot you can do with a Galaxy line phone, especially using Pro Mode. But from a purely content focused perspective, even just a Sony ZV-1 would be a step up from a

did a 6 month trip with a similar setup and honestly the camera never got annoying. the zv-e10 with that tamron is such a solid travel kit - lightweight but the image feels way more intentional than a pocket 3. grab a peak design cuff so it’s always on your wrist and you’ll be fine in hostels. the 1

I want to get into the hobby of photography/ videography My primary use case involves 60% video and 40% photography. For video, I primarily use overhead, steady-mounted shots for YouTube and social media, as well as occasional live streams. For photography, I mainly focus on product photography and