Alpha ZV-E10

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

I have the ZV-E10, its mainly for vlogging and video capability in 4K, i found its downside is overheating then it switches off mid vlog, so i switched back to filming on my iPhone 15 Pro Max using a DJI OM6 gimbal.

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.

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

I’d get a used BMPCC4K and take advantage of the Super 16 2.6K crop to use vintage cine lenses with an adapter. You could get a C mount to MFT adapter to use Cooke Ivotal lenses, or an Arri B mount or Arri S mount lens to MFT adapter. You could also adapt Arri-S lenses with $149.00 Rafcamera Arri St

This is more a r/videography question, since it deals more about shooting footage than cutting it. Might be worth it to post over there, just make sure you read their rules first. I can say I've dealt with footage from the ZV-E10, and it uses the XAVC-S system, which is a bastardized version of XAVC

When I was trying to learn how to save preset settings for photo taking as great outdoorsy kodak moments are close to impossible to take for both, I didn’t have the dial on top which can make you jump right away to different modes in ZV E10. Sony’s assumption is I’m a vlogger and my setting is fixed

I’m primarily video, so I bought with that in mind, but I’ve been using a Sony ZV E10 and their mid range 70-300mm lens. The lens is great, but the body is verrrryy much budget, it’s one of the cheapest things they offer that’ll shoot 4K. I also have a 10-20mm wide lens for B roll and some vlogging,

The R100 and R50 basically have no competition, the price point is extremely competitive. The Sony zve10 and Nikon Z30 are video centric with no evf. Not having an evf is a deal breaker for photography in daylight. The Z50 and Sony A6400 are ~twice the price of the R50 and R100, they are competing a