Alpha ZV-E10

I can understand your choices, but why rs3? There are a lot of cheaper gimbles, and zv e10 is a very light camera Also, it's debatable, but personally I would go for gh5, which could be found for a reasonable price (depends on the region)

Thanks! We used a DJI Mini 4 Pro and a Sony ZV-E10. Both are super portable for a road trip!

I’d separate this into two decisions: “what camera should I buy?” and “how do I get the look I want?” For the camera part, I’d be careful about buying a cheap older compact just because it is a separate camera. A lot of them will not clearly beat an iPhone 14 Plus for casual video, especially in sta

I have the ZV-E10 (Mk 1) & Hollyland Lark M2 which work very well together - never had any issues. The standard 16-50mm kit lens works well - especially when you do talking head video where you can control the lighting (it helps maintain focus). I found that you may want to use manual focus when doi

Probably a Sony ZVE10 II and the Sony 18-105 F4 OSS, a VND, some kind of wireless mic, and a tripod. I'm actually quite partial to the Joby 3k / 5k flexible tripods for travel stuff as I do a lot of shoots on hikes where I'm riding my bike to and from the hike, so I really prioritize light weight an

You should be aware of the pros and cons and specs of each camera. While the resolution is effectively the same between the two cameras (24MP on the A73 and 26 on the ZV-E10) the A73 is a full frame camera, while the ZV uses an APSC crop sensor. Full frame is generally a more expensive platform to o

Kit lens (Sony E PZ 16–50mm F3.5–5.6 OSS) honestly might be the best one to use in your case. Light and wide angle. So try to buy the ZV-E10 that's bundled with that lens. But if you want THE best lens (in my opinion) and money's not an issue, then get the Sony E 16-55mm f/2.8 G Lens.

DSLR 5D or 6D full frame Mirrorless - A7i A7ii Mirrorless na easy to carry - canon eos RP. maliit. if beginner talaga - Sony a6400, Sony ZV-E10, Canon EOS 80D

i made exactly that mistake. i really liked the look of a video someone shot with the blackmagic so i got one. the 4k version. i didnt realize you need to colorgrade and especially there is no autofocus. i was overwhelmed and it took the joy away pretty quickly. that was a couple years ago, and im p

And smaller sensor should mean everything can be relatively smaller than larger formats, but that's not been the case in recent years. It's likely due to the new stacked sensor needing more heat dissipation regardless of how large said sensor is. Meanwhile Fuji and Sony are able to make newer camera