Alpha ZV-E10

the sony zve10 is not usable for motion video without gimbal, thats it

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

Built in stabilization is excellent on the ZV E10 in my experience. Add a camera cage with a grip and drop the gimbal.

Okay, I will cut this short, if you need a viewfinder then zve10 does not have it. Remaining 2 are very same but A6400 has better build quality and should not be much expensive over A6100. Both the A6XXX do not have any IBIS, zve10 has it. My advice, coming from a professional photographer, go for S

IMO, stabilization is manageable. You can also use Gyroflow (plugin in Resolve) instead of Catalyst Browse. You can also look for (used) OSS lenses (kit lens, 18-105, 50mm f/1.8, ...). OSS is not perfect, but can deliver not as shaky video out of camera. If you want that blurry background, the Viltr

If you’re just sticking the camera on a tripod & having a wide shot with locked off focus - either camera will be fine technically. If you intend to follow the ball & zoom in etc, you’ll need PDAF so the lowest lumix would be a GH7, the m43 sensor will give good zoom capabilities for close ups at a

I'm just a simple amateur, I don't know much about photography, but I'll tell you about the four lenses I use on my ZV-E10: Viltrox AF 9mm F2.8 (new) €132.25 Is my latest addition and it's really fun to us. Viltrox 25mm F1.7 (new) €125.45 (IMO) The best lens for the price, very sharp. Sony 50mm F1.8

No I know you weren't, sorry I should have cleared my self up when I responded to that comment, I didn't think you were hating, even from the beginning. You made an observation and that was your opinion, I can't hate on that but I reassure you nothing about this video is AI. I color grade my videos

I had the ZVE10 for several years to create YouTube content, record events, and even take photos. In all three cases, the camera performed very well. The truth is that I surprised myself how such a small and cheap camera did such surprising things, it was my main equipment. The only problem I see is

Yes, the Sony ZV-E10 is a good buy for what you described. It’s very beginner friendly, has excellent autofocus, and works well for both travel photos and videos. The flip screen and video features make it easy to learn vlogging and basic videography, while still taking good photos. Just keep in min