Alpha ZV-E10

Gotta be honest, with a budget of 50k, it is hard to get a good camera that does both photo and video. You can find some sony models like A6400 or A6000 or ZV-E10 for used around 50k. Those are you best options tbh. Or look into old canon DSLRs models like 70D, 200D, etc. It is impossible to get a g

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

sony a6400 2nd hand ,Sony Alpha a6100 , SONY ZV-E10 tbh it depend on what you need a compact camera if yes sony a6400 61000 will be good if into dslr you can get a full frame 2nd hand professional level dslr in that price range but for vid they are not that gr8

honestly don’t overthink the “cinematic camera” part too early because lighting, framing, and editing matter way more than beginners expect. even older budget cameras can look incredible if you learn composition properly something like a Sony ZV-E10, used Sony a6400, Canon R50, or even a Panasonic G

Lens Viltrox 23mm f/1.4 Z: chụp trong nhà, xóa phông, thiếu sáng tốt. Viltrox 33mm f/1.4 Z: chân dung nhẹ nhàng. Máy hãng khác : Canon eos r10, r50 Sony zv-e10, a6400 T thấy sony zv-e 10 khá hợp với nhu cầu của bn

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

I regret buying zv-e10. Switched to A7C after a week

sabi nga nila, “The best camera is the one that you have with you” lalo na for casual user, ease of use at accessibility matters more. more than enough na yung image quality ng iphone 17 pro max especially if sa social media lang din siya ipopost/send. tama yung sabi nila na good for beginners yung

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

I'd go ZV-E10. You could go any of the other cameras, but what you will quickly find out is that a camera is really a small part of the kit (yet one of the most expensive). If you spend all your money on the camera, then how will you buy: mics and audio recording lenses lights tripod cases and/or ba