Alpha ZV-E10

Here's my current setup: ZVE10 - got it from FB Marketplace 2nd hand for $500. Shoots 4k 30fps. Eye and face tracking is pretty good. Can shoot for 2+ hours just fine without battery swaps if you plug it into a power bank and the internal battery is fully charged. There are some situations when it d

I don't think the FX30 is a good pick for hybrid shooters, it's a video centric camera. You'll miss the mechanical shutter. Check reviews that focus on the FX30 photo capabilities and see if you can deal with the downsides. That said, it'll still be a huge upgrade for video over your ZV-E10.

You might want to spend a little bit more money and get the zv e10 mark 2 since it’s a bit more video focused and has 10 bit 4:2:2 recording and the sensor from the fx30.

إذا تريدي كاميرا بفلِب سكرين حلوة للصور والفيديو، شوفي Sony ZV-E10 أو Canon M50 Mark II، كتير ناس تمدحهم. وإذا ما لقيتيهم بسعر كويس أحياناً بيكون أرخص من متاجر أمريكا (تقدري تستخدمي وسيط شحن مثل Stackry) بس احسبي الشحن والجمارك قبل ما تطلبي

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

ZV-E10 delivers great quality within expectations. I would say what makes more difference than buying a better camera would be to buy a COB light or two. Maybe a light bounce and a diffuser. At least then even when you do upgrade your camera, your lighting gear goes with it. If and when you do upgra

Respect the career shift goal and the fact that you are thinking seriously about it before jumping in. But if photography and videography is the direction you want to go professionally skip the Acepro2 bundle entirely and invest in a real mirrorless camera from the start. Action cameras like the Ace

If your smartphone looked good and the ZV-1 didn't, it may have been a settings issue on the camera. Or a lemon of a camera. It has a larger sensor and should do better in lower light than pretty much any smartphone camera as long as you have it set up correctly. I'm personally using a Samsung Galax

you've purchased a cinema camera and know nothing about filming for cinema. I Highly recommend you sell the camera and purchase something that is more suited to a run / gun set up that gives you a great image without the grading workflow. Look at something like the fx30 or sony zve10 or canon c50v o