Alpha ZV-E10

Go with the R50. For lenses, Canon's RF-S lineup is straightforward. The kit 18-45mm covers learning and content creation, the 55-210mm handles events, and the 50mm f/1.8 takes care of portraits when paid gigs start. Simple roadmap. Sony's E-mount actually wins on glass. The Sigma 16mm, 30mm, and 56

For bird photography, autofocus performance and lens reach matter more than anything. Between the Sony a6400 and ZV-E10, the a6400 is the better choice. The ZV-E10 is designed more for video and vlogging, and its autofocus and tracking are not as reliable for fast, small subjects like birds. Sony AP

I was thinking of getting the same but a6400 is better as a overall package. It also has semi weather sealing, evf and a better build quality than the zve10. You can also get a6600 from online stores at the same price as a6400 but its officially discontinued by Sony. Just dont get the kit lens with

I’m primarily video, so I bought with that in mind, but I’ve been using a Sony ZV E10 and their mid range 70-300mm lens. The lens is great, but the body is verrrryy much budget, it’s one of the cheapest things they offer that’ll shoot 4K. I also have a 10-20mm wide lens for B roll and some vlogging,

Yes, I was also thinking the same. I don't like the kit lens at all. Should have gone for the body only version while purchasing the ZV E10 m2. Would have saved me some bucks.

I recently upgraded from my Sony A5000 to the Sony ZV-E10. Over time, I've collected several lenses. Initially, I had the 16-50mm kit lens and the 55-210mm. I also adapted two vintage M42 lenses to E-mount: the Pentacon 50mm f/1.8 and the Beroflex 28mm f/2.8. When I took trips, for example, here in