ZV-1F

I’ve used a ZV-1 to shoot at least 100 comedy shows. Get the ZV-1, not the ZV-1F. The ZV-1 has a good zoom range that will work well in most rooms, whereas the ZV-1F has a fixed wide focal length (no zooming). I’ve used the ZV-1 extensively for years, and it’s great. I got the L-bracket to give me m

muchas gracias. es una camara sony ZV-1F, no soy fotografo profesional, y tampoco es que la camara sea la gran cosa, que dirias que seria lo mas recomendable?

Your comment makes no sense. The OP is asking for a webcam, not a regular camera, because they’re looking at a BRIO. I said the OBSBot Meet SE is a good alternative, and yes, the quality of this webcam (which is what the OP asked about) is more than fine. Then you bring up a 400-euro camera and say

I really suggest you look into the ZV-1 II instead (it's also a compact camera and you won't need to change lenses). I have the ZV-1 and it's simply not wide enough. I hate it for that. If you're going to use it on the go and not just on a tripod, you'd also have to turn on stabilization, and it cro

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

Cara, se você quer uma câmera compacta, a Sony aqui e ali lança alguma coisa, mas não é bararto. Trabalhei num evento essa semana e vi um cara filmando com uma Sony minúscula, pesquisei aqui e era uma ZV-1F. Lente fixa e custando 4k. Por esse mesmo valor você pega um aparelho android bom da geração

Sony ZV-1F would give you a bit better low light performance, but generally speaking it wouldn't give you much benefit over a phone, especially if you were to use it in auto mode. Also, are you aware that ZV-1F has a fixed lens? You've only one focal length and you can't zoom. ZV-1 is the zoom lens

I can’t seem figure out what’s wrong with this camera. It keeps turning off and on again. I’ve charged the battery, gotten a new one, and even a new Sony charger. I just have no idea at this point, someone help please lol.

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

Hey all, I went into Best Buy to get a compact, beginner friendly digital camera strictly for photos with friends, traveling, etc, mainly for social media photos.

The very friendly guy in the camera section helped me out and guided me based on this criteria (and my budget) to the Sony ZV-1F. Tbh,