ZV-1F

As an owner of the RX100 V, it takes too long to start up and shut down. I’m talking 6-10 seconds. Compared to my ZV-1f II, that turns on in 2 seconds. That means if I want to capture a moment, I’m SOL if it’s too fast. I also am not a fan of waiting for the camera to shut down and retract its lens

Sony have a 50MP 1” sensor. It’s used in smartphones. They could easily put it in a ZV / RX. They kind of stopped with RX with mass slowing of compact market. But shifted it to ZV where market potential much better. There’s not a whole lot of point for them releasing a new RX when they can sell the

A smartphone will win on sheer convenience, a dedicated system gives fine granular control. A smartphone simplifies the photo taking process because the tone mapping / stacking / contrast color hdr edits all take place in split second to produce the photo. While a dedicated camera can easily triumph

Sony Zv-1f might be the best option. It has a 1inch sensor and 35mm equivalent field of view with f2.0 and it's the cheapest 1 inch sensor body that looks like a traditional camera.

iPhone 14 (going to get the 16 pro max soon) and a Sony ZV-1F. I saw a post last night by another creator and I saved the vid bc it was so crisp and clear & had lots of depth lol. I want to ask what camera she used.

honestly the zv-1f might struggle in dark clubs. the sensor is small so low light performance isn't great. for that scenario you want something with a larger sensor that handles noise better. a used sony zv-e10 with a fast prime lens would be a way better fit. it lets in way more light and you can s

The ZV-1F can work, but keep in mind that its fixed 20mm lens is very wide. If you’re at the back of the room, you’ll end up with a tiny comedian in a very large frame, and digital zoom will quickly degrade that 1-inch sensor's quality. It’s a great 'vlog' camera, but for a stationary stand-up set,

Thanks for the feed back. Ya you can kind of tell I have given up some in not putting anything into the description anymore. So I went back and put a small, but accurate description into the 4 videos that didn't have one. I am using a Sony ZV 1F. I do see what you mean about the colors looking washe

Point and shoots are mostly dead. It's not like you CANT buy them, there is the Canon V10, and the Sony ZV1f/ZV1 for 30-40k. But then the lens is fixed with a slightly larger sensor than the phone. Unless you plan on moving to a Nikon Z30, Canon R50 or the Sony ZVE10, getting a point and shoot is pr

Other than the idiotic idea of using an LED Light instead of an actual Flash it looks OK at the current $549.99 Fuji selling Refurbished ones for on their website. I have a little Sony ZV1F with a 1” Sensor and it takes good pics n video. Not as good as my Fujifilm APSC camera but in good light its