Alpha ZV-E10

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

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

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

It depends on how you gonna use it. For the travel blog, I would get the DJI Osmo. Quality is nice. Convenience is perfect. Sony ZVE10 heats up quite fast. Recording on the street is total crap; its stabilization is really bad. But it’s good for static shooting in the YouTube home studio format. I o

And stabilizing it afterward does more than the active stabilization. And a gimbal does even more than any of those. IMO don’t waste your time with OSS lenses. Save up for a camera with IBIS (a6700 if you want Sony) or a gimbal i stead. The ZV E10 will ALWAYS have stabilization issues without a gimb

I see! The IBIS and 10 bit color must be making a world of difference! I am struggling so much getting steady handheld shots with the ZV E10 right now! Probably I need to grab an RS3 or something haha.

Few points to note - Both ZV-E10 and X-M5 are video first cameras, and both lack EVF and IBIS. Instead of ZV-E10, I would prefer getting a Sony A6400. Sony has better auto tracking and more real life colours, whereas Fujifilm has better looking moody colours which I personally prefer. If you can ext

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