Alpha ZV-E10

Logitech C920 is more than enough. Easy setup, good quality, no stress. If you want a noticeably better, more “pro” look, go Sony ZV-E10, but only if you also have decent lighting. Camera matters, lighting matters more.

I've used the ZV-E10 to record both 2-hour+ concerts and broadcasting sports games for 4-hours. Although my camera isn't stock and I do use a SmallRig 5152 Cooling Fan. I've also changed the setting; [Auto Power OFF Temp] from Standard -> High. I have not once had any overheating issue even in 30°C+

The references you listed are telling because Owen Han and NYT Cooking both use overhead angles almost exclusively, which means your tripod and arm setup is genuinely more important than your camera body at this stage. A Sony ZV-E10 or even a used Sony A6400 paired with a solid overhead mount and tw

Entry level Nikons (like the D5600) or Canons (T5i, T7i, SL3). Some Advanced models are a bit more expensive and can be a little tricky in the beginning (but not impossible), like the D7200, but deliver awesome results. If you want something smaller and lighter, a small mirrorless, like Sony's ZV-E1

Didn't put enough effort in the filming part to be honest. We used a sony zv-e10 and disabled auto iso. That worked allright for now. For pictures we set shuttertime to 1/25 or 1/50 because we use PAL 50 hz signal.

I recently bought Viltrox 23mm f1.4 and I am liking the vintage images with 3d pop. The lens is also light enough for a metal build. I am using it on sony zve10. Currently I have committed to shoot with this lens focal length. It is beast for everything photo and video. Background blur is also very

Body : sony a7c2 Lense : tamron 35-100mm f2.8 Idk much abt dslrs but I recommend choosing an aps c mirrorless is better like a sony a6000 a 6300 and buy bunch of cheap FE LENSES so when you upgrade to an full frame body u can still use ur lenses also mirrorless is better for video and vloging u can

Thanks bro. Yeah, it’s the ZV-E10 Mark I. Personally, I don’t have any problem shooting without a VF. Even when I had a camera with one, I mostly used the screen—only in really bright situations do I kind of miss it. About your question between the a6700 and the ZV-E10 Mark II, if you’re looking for

Yes you are completely wrong in comparing two flagship phones for their videos. Get a dedicated budget video centric camera like Sony ZV E10 and that will be far superior than any smartphone camera, if used correctly. But if it's about smartphone cameras and their video capabilities then any flagshi

I own an R10. Here are some things I want to mention: The Canon R10 will be more than good enough for Instagram and TikTok. Canon does include some of the best autofocus technology in their cameras (R10 included), although I should warn you that video autofocus may not be as effective as stills auto