Alpha ZV-E10

For that budget I'd honestly recommend the Sony ZV-E10 with a good wide angle lens. I've been using it for about a year and it's fantastic for workout content because the autofocus tracks movement really well, which is huge when you're demonstrating exercises. The flip screen makes framing yourself

struggling with the same but on the zv e10 mark 1. I get great images and video until the sun is up. Everything gets very low res, noisy/pixellated once the sun is down.

I can actually help you with this. I had the same issue a year ago. I've bought the Sony Alpha ZV-E10 Mirroless VLOG camera. It does great in low light, has 4k, zoom, reading LCD screen on back that can swing off to the side to provide a view on camera. The microphone picks up a lot more than I thou

This honestly depends on a lot of things. Would need more info. Budget, number of cameras you have currently and deliverables. I think you’re talking about reception because that’s the low light portion of the day for the most part. I would use a tighter lens for speeches as you want to not put your

Yeah nice video! (Have shot the Milky Way in video myself many times..) In that particular Instagram video they also used the Sony a7siii. Sorry to tell you, but the a6700 won't do that either (is comparable to the ZV-E10 image quality/sensitivity.) You really need any of those bodies I mentioned to

Zve10 m2 is not ideal for photography, outdoors it is still fine bt not perfect and in indoors its nightmare. This is because it doesn't have shutter in it. For video its is perfect. For lens 18-105 f4 is the best overall lens to go with. Don't underestimate the f4 of this lens. Anyway you will have

honestly your phone is already solid for what you're doing! most cameras in that range wont beat it in low light unless you invest in a good lens. if you want a "real camera" something like the Sony ZV-E10 or a used A7III would be a step up, but audio is where your phone probably still wins unless y

It doesn't use the same sensor Zv-E10 uses the same sensor as a6100, a6400 and a6600 which have lower noise than a6000 sensor - dpreview

honestly the zv-1f might struggle in dark clubs. the sensor is small so low light performance isn't great. for that scenario you want something with a larger sensor that handles noise better. a used sony zv-e10 with a fast prime lens would be a way better fit. it lets in way more light and you can s

I believe, Sony ZVE10 -II could be your choice as its a relatively light camera with good low light performance and dynamic range with 10-bit color profile. You could also have a look at Nikon z50 II or Fujifilm XM-5, as all of them seem to fit in your budget range. All of the above cameras have 10-