That ZV-E10 continues to surprise. When I have a clear sky, not that often, I start shooting stars. It's fun. Thanks for the tips on setting up the E-10. Helps with my other camera bodies.
About tripods and wind: To increase tripod stability you can tie a bag of stones to the bottom of the center column. You can buy a special bag for this, but all you need is a fairly strong bag and some cloth tape. About 1 lb. of stones can help a lot. You can experiment for yourself.
I saw in another video that the guy used water bottles which he can fill up on the spot where they are needed and avoid carrying the heavier weight on transport
The preview is noisy because the camera bumps up the ISO instead of the exposure time for it. If it used the full exposure time for the preview it would become extremely slow (think 8s per frame for 8s exposure time, although realistically it would be more like 8.5s)
very very nice ! thanks for sharing and explaining how you got this result. I’m receiving my zv e10 next week (you contributed to my decision to get it). Can’t wait to test timelapses like this.
Yay, so excited that you are got the Zve10. You will def be getting your money's worth. It is a great camera. Good decision. Thank you so much of the comment. What do you think of it so far?
@@thefilmalliance Coming from Canon ef-m I'm very happy with the transition. I have switched to Sony because the E-mount offers the best APS-C lenses I want to continue to progress on my journey with photography and now taking more videos. I particularly wanted the 70-350, which I have been very very impressed by so far: sharpness, speed of the AF, compactness of the lens for such a wide focal range, excellent OSS. This is a keeper of a lens. I have also started with the 18-105 for my mid-range needs, which is excellent, and very convenient for taking videos. Much sharper than the Canon ef-m 18-150, despite some of the average reviews I have watched. Although the long and variable minimum focusing distance annoys me quite a bit, when I want to take photos amongst friends (e.g in restaurants or other situations where backing up is inconvenient). I'm looking to get either the Sigma 18-50 or the Tamron 17-70 f2.8 next. After that the very nice 11 f1.8 for these gorgeous astrophotography shots (I'm using the sigma 16 on my Canon for now). I think I will be very happy with this lineup of 3 lenses for the way I shoot and what I shoot. Regarding the ZV-e10 itself: I really like the portability of the camera. Although I do have large hands so I got the SmallRig wooden handle L bracket: this makes holding the camera so much more comfortable, especially with a long lens like the 70-350. The ZV-e10 is an amazing entry level camera. Easy to use for absolute beginners, but un-compromised in terms of features for more advanced users. I chose the ZV instead of the A6400 because it was £300 cheaper in the UK when I got it; and I think the vari-angle screen + USB-C i/o + mic input for audio + digital stabilisation (despite the 40% crop) outweigh my missing the EVF and some buttons. It's a great entry point into the system. And now that I have my road map for my lens lineup, I'll definitely consider getting a 2nd Sony body later on. High on my list for an upgrade will be an EVF, improved ergonomics (I really wish Sony would just add a front dial to ALL their aps-c bodies...) and weather sealing ! It rains a lot in the UK lol, and photography when it rains is actually very fun and produces very interesting shots. Looking forward to your next youtube videos ! Cheers
Dude, your channel is awesomen. I stumbled on it looking for sony 11m reviews. Stayed for the content. I was waffling between the sigma 18-50 or the Sigma 16. Now i know why. I decided to keep using the kit lense and add the sony 11mm to my bag. I run a zv e10 and net about 2500/mo with my 3 month old videography business.
@@thefilmalliancenow I have the ZV-1 bought also thanks to you videos on it. Now I think to buy the ZV-E10 body with the 13mm F1.4 Viltrox to try Astrophoto and starting my tech TH-cam Channel. All this thks to your video😊..I am studying
Thank you, I have this same setup up (zv-e10 + viltrox 13 1.4) and every other video I've watched suggest using a different white balance setting but when I tried their suggestions anything longer than a 2 second exposure looked like it was daylight out but when I changed it to incandescent I could get much better looking shots just out of the camera at 8, 10 and even 15 second exposure. Maybe I need to go down a white balance rabbit hole to understand it better but that'll be another day.
Thanks for the video - super clear! Were the starlapses showing at the beginning of the video taken with the ZV-E10? Or are they stock? I can see that in the actual shots which you demonstrate there is not a lot of the starfield showing....
I have a Sony ezv10, and I wanted to know if I could connect a cable with a remote shutter release, as I did on my previous camera, a Canon, is there that option on this Sony ezv10?
high - good vid, gonna try it out this weekend in West Australia, out in the bush. I have the e10 and the Vitrox 13mm 1.4. Please confirm the shots at the start of the vid were all done on this gear (you mention A7siii in your notes). Also can you explain focus peaking and how we activate this, seems to be the only part of the vid not properly discussed. Cheers
Hello I have problems with zve 10 when it comes to the focus. I feel like all my pictures is out of focus. Is it me or is it the camera or the lens? I think that the AF should do something for me when its an 800$ camera. any suggestions? Thanks
Great video man, I have been playing with astrophotography being that I live in the mountains in AZ we have beautiful night skies. I will have to try the time-lapse, this was really cool to see.
Wow, I would've to live in the mountains. That is so awesome man. Those are going to be some very beautiful timelapses. Thank you so much for the encouragement.
Of course it's possible. I succeeded in doing that with ZV-1 in Mauna Kea, Big Island. It was perfectly possible, but it was too cold to finish the Time Lapse. You can ask me anything about that.
Great video. I’d love for you to do a video on Final Cut Pro for iPad Pro for idiots 🤦🏼♂️ I’ve watched 100 tutorials and its like I got a fake version of the program 😬 I was well versed in IMovie years ago but I don’t have the options available that are in the tutorials 👀 don’t expect you to make a video for ME 😂 but a step in the right direction would be great. Thanks dude
This looks great brother. Came here looking for extra context around timelapses in general, and had a question about the good ol' ZV-1. Do you know if there's an option to take the shutter speed past 1/4 on the ZV-1's interval shooting mode? It's capable of going up to 30" normally, but seems to kick back to 1/4 for whatever reason in interval shooting on my end.
@@thefilmalliance All good my friend. Researched more and found a solution via a 3 year old Michael Young Kim timelapse tutorial. Electronic shutter limits to 1/4, mechanical shutter allows you to set the shutter to its max capabilities. Just did my first long exposure shooting last night + some extremely blurry street timelapses from my balcony and I'm very excited. Also thank god I decided to get an external ND filter for the ZV-1, this has changed the game.
Viltrox 13 f1.4 if your shopping for a lens I would point you to the lens quiz I created. It will help you figure out the best choice for what you plan on using it for. I left a link in the description.
Great video! I just subscribed to your channel and took notes on this video. Thank you for the detailed instruction on how to take good night shots. Can you tell me what lens you recommend for taking sunset videos? I just purchased the Sony ZV E10.
@@thefilmalliance I just bought the Sony ZV-E10 with a base lens of 16-50. I also bought a ND filter to help out. My main focus on my channel will be sunset videos. I live in Tucson, AZ and we have killer sunsets here so tons of good content to film. Wondering if I should invest in another lens. Do you think I would be better with a wide angle lens or maybe a telephoto or I guess it just depends. Or is my base lens going to work out just fine for now. For now this is a hobby but hoping to make this a lifestyle change in careers.
If the rumors are true, we will have a ZV-E10 Mk. 2. I had a ZV-E10, now with my grandson and his wife. I'm playing with the ZV-E1, one of the biggest surprises when it comes to camera.
Interesting! I find that there is a flicker when doing timelapses during daytime on the ZV-1. Apparently this is because each shot isn't exactly the same. The shutter opens a fraction differently each time. Apparently gopros don't have these problem, so that's what i'm using now. Your videos turned out great, though!
been trying some of your settings now on my brand new a7iv. You should give some more time to incandescent mode, gives a way better blue colour to the sky i reckon
Yes, this is the lens that you want. Have you seen my Viltrox vs Sony 11mm f1.8 video? I showed two sample shots of astro photography that I got with both lenses. Thank you so much for the encouragement.
The preview looks really noisy because the shutter is set to 8 seconds, it cant display this shutter speed in the preview so the camera boosts the iso for the viewfinder to simulate what the exposure of the final shot will look like
Nice review! Do you know if the Zve10 works with QdslrDashboard or there's any way to adjust settings (iso, shutter, aperture) with some external App on your smartphone? Cheers!
This is a beginner video but you're using a $400 lens with it :( I just got this camera but I want to see its astrophotography features with the stock 16-55mm f/3.5 lens kit that it comes with... Any inputs? Thank you
@@thefilmalliance it's like one image is dominated by green color noise, the next one is dominated by pink, the one after that - magenta color noise. Not sure what's going on
Has anyone compared the Samsung Galaxy S23/S24 Ultra to the ZV-e10 in taking photos of stars? In this video, it looks to be of the same quality as the S24 (despite the sensor-size difference). Can better results be achieved in reality? Is it worth buying this device when you have the S24? I would be glad if those who have taken photos of stars and galaxies with this camera could answer.
I’ve got a feeling the first 2 clips in the intro aren’t yours and the 3rd only is. The quality from first 2 clips to the 3rd changed drastically. First 2 seemed more professiona. 3rd looked bleeehhhh
ISO 500? This camera has one of the best low light sensors available. This camera's 2nd level dual native ISO kicks in at ISO 12,800 which with dark skies should give amazing results with an F1.4 lens. It even brings up the possibility of exposing to the right to reduce noise without losing details which is something hard to do with astrophotography because most cameras are not capable of properly exposing night skies without star trails.
@@thefilmalliance Actually I am thinking of the ZV-E1 which has the same sensor as the A7SIII. My bad, I missed the "0" on the end of the model for this video which TH-cam showed me when I was looking for videos of the ZV-E1.
Have you ever tried astrophotography timelapse? If you would like to see more videos like this one like and subscribe!
1:35 they ain’t shooting stars, they are planes. 1:34 that one is a shooting star.❤️ nice video
Thank you, I was way off
The single one is a satellite, FYI, based on the shutter speed of 8 seconds :)
That ZV-E10 continues to surprise. When I have a clear sky, not that often, I start shooting stars. It's fun. Thanks for the tips on setting up the E-10. Helps with my other camera bodies.
I know, I had a lot of fun with it. I was shocked to see the pictures I was getting. Thank you
About tripods and wind: To increase tripod stability you can tie a bag of stones to the bottom of the center column. You can buy a special bag for this, but all you need is a fairly strong bag and some cloth tape. About 1 lb. of stones can help a lot. You can experiment for yourself.
Wrist or ankle weights work really well also.
I saw in another video that the guy used water bottles which he can fill up on the spot where they are needed and avoid carrying the heavier weight on transport
Loved the intro especially and seeing you always stepping up the video production!
Thanks for the motivation. I try to push the limits so we can all grow together
Just posted my first attempt at a nightlapse following your tutorial. Once again, your guidance lead to success.
Thanks Joe
Bro had me thinking I was about to watch some insane movie AMAZING BEAUTIFUL work ❤
Thank you so much Maurice, that is so nice of you. Would you like to see another video like this one?
@@thefilmalliance if it wouldn’t take up to much of your valuable time that would be amazing!
The preview is noisy because the camera bumps up the ISO instead of the exposure time for it. If it used the full exposure time for the preview it would become extremely slow (think 8s per frame for 8s exposure time, although realistically it would be more like 8.5s)
This a great video for beginners, appreciate this
I originally bought the ZV-E10 just for video, but I've really begun to love how versatile this camera is.
Intro was really amazing 😲😲😲
Thanks, that’s very nice of you. Do you have the Zve10?
@@thefilmalliance I own a6300
Your video quality is insane. Soon your channel is going to explode 🚀
Thank you Kevin, I really appreciate your kind words. Thanks for the motivation
very very nice !
thanks for sharing and explaining how you got this result.
I’m receiving my zv e10 next week (you contributed to my decision to get it). Can’t wait to test timelapses like this.
Yay, so excited that you are got the Zve10. You will def be getting your money's worth. It is a great camera. Good decision. Thank you so much of the comment. What do you think of it so far?
@@thefilmalliance Coming from Canon ef-m I'm very happy with the transition. I have switched to Sony because the E-mount offers the best APS-C lenses I want to continue to progress on my journey with photography and now taking more videos. I particularly wanted the 70-350, which I have been very very impressed by so far: sharpness, speed of the AF, compactness of the lens for such a wide focal range, excellent OSS. This is a keeper of a lens. I have also started with the 18-105 for my mid-range needs, which is excellent, and very convenient for taking videos. Much sharper than the Canon ef-m 18-150, despite some of the average reviews I have watched. Although the long and variable minimum focusing distance annoys me quite a bit, when I want to take photos amongst friends (e.g in restaurants or other situations where backing up is inconvenient). I'm looking to get either the Sigma 18-50 or the Tamron 17-70 f2.8 next. After that the very nice 11 f1.8 for these gorgeous astrophotography shots (I'm using the sigma 16 on my Canon for now). I think I will be very happy with this lineup of 3 lenses for the way I shoot and what I shoot.
Regarding the ZV-e10 itself: I really like the portability of the camera. Although I do have large hands so I got the SmallRig wooden handle L bracket: this makes holding the camera so much more comfortable, especially with a long lens like the 70-350.
The ZV-e10 is an amazing entry level camera. Easy to use for absolute beginners, but un-compromised in terms of features for more advanced users. I chose the ZV instead of the A6400 because it was £300 cheaper in the UK when I got it; and I think the vari-angle screen + USB-C i/o + mic input for audio + digital stabilisation (despite the 40% crop) outweigh my missing the EVF and some buttons. It's a great entry point into the system. And now that I have my road map for my lens lineup, I'll definitely consider getting a 2nd Sony body later on.
High on my list for an upgrade will be an EVF, improved ergonomics (I really wish Sony would just add a front dial to ALL their aps-c bodies...) and weather sealing !
It rains a lot in the UK lol, and photography when it rains is actually very fun and produces very interesting shots.
Looking forward to your next youtube videos !
Cheers
Dude, your channel is awesomen. I stumbled on it looking for sony 11m reviews. Stayed for the content.
I was waffling between the sigma 18-50 or the Sigma 16. Now i know why. I decided to keep using the kit lense and add the sony 11mm to my bag. I run a zv e10 and net about 2500/mo with my 3 month old videography business.
This is really cool. I’m going to have to give this a shot the next time I’m out traveling. Awesome tutorial!
Thank you so much Diana. Have you tried it out yet?
@@thefilmalliance Unfortunately not! Lol I’ve been stuck in the house working so I’m hoping to give it a whirl before it’s freezing outside lol
What a beautiful video! Thks for this little lession.
Yes of course, would you like the same video but with a different camera?
@@thefilmalliancenow I have the ZV-1 bought also thanks to you videos on it. Now I think to buy the ZV-E10 body with the 13mm F1.4 Viltrox to try Astrophoto and starting my tech TH-cam Channel. All this thks to your video😊..I am studying
Congrats! That is exciting. Thank you, I am glad you are getting value from my videos.
Wow, how the ZV E10 manage the weather conditions? I read on many websites that´s not a sealed body, and the big microphone on top is really uncover
Your views on Sony zv-e10.......Sony 11mm f1.8.. combination for astro photography ?
Nice tutorial as always!!! I am a little bit scared to walk in the Florida "forest" in the night but this is me 🙂
Haha yes definitely. Thank you so much for this really nice comment.
Thank you, I have this same setup up (zv-e10 + viltrox 13 1.4) and every other video I've watched suggest using a different white balance setting but when I tried their suggestions anything longer than a 2 second exposure looked like it was daylight out but when I changed it to incandescent I could get much better looking shots just out of the camera at 8, 10 and even 15 second exposure. Maybe I need to go down a white balance rabbit hole to understand it better but that'll be another day.
Thanks for video sir this shows that what a compact camera could do ,,!
Yes, absolutely. Compact cameras can really do a lot:)
Thanks for the video - super clear! Were the starlapses showing at the beginning of the video taken with the ZV-E10? Or are they stock? I can see that in the actual shots which you demonstrate there is not a lot of the starfield showing....
Fantastic tutorial!! I m ready to night photography in Fairbanks Alaska!! Thank you!!.
WOW please show us the results you get. I bet it will be amazing.
Trying this tonight with the meteor showers. Never shot astrophotography so this should be interesting. Great video!
Love this video...you've just earn yourself a new sub👍..
Hey man, welcome to the Film Alliance. Please tell us a little about your filmmaking experience, and what you hope to learn from this channel.
Hey man, welcome to the Film Alliance. Please tell us a little bit about your filmmaking background and also what you want to learn from this channel.
Do you have any footage with the Sony ZV-E1 instead of the E10?
You mean astrophotography?
Yes, but using the ZV-E1
3 shooting stars are actually planes. 1:35
Oh wow, thanks for sharing that. How do you know?
what an excellent video!! congratulations, very good
Thank you very much. Do you want to see any other vids like this?
I have a Sony ezv10, and I wanted to know if I could connect a cable with a remote shutter release, as I did on my previous camera, a Canon, is there that option on this Sony ezv10?
can bracketing be enabled in the interval shooting mode?
How did you attach the external battery to the tripod? I’m trying to figure out how to do that.
Is it possible also with davinci resolve to create the video?
If i will ask you about this lens
sony 11 mm f1.8 for this camera for evening walk low light
Do I need something extra to hold the external battery in place over night ? It looks like you had something like that in the video
what do you think about zv e10 mark 2 , a6700 and a7c mark 2? I dont know what choose ? Propably i need decide beween zv e10 and e10 mark 2
Amazing ! Nice tutorial! i've too zv-e10. I'm do first steps in photoshoting)))
Thank you for sharing, I’m happy to see you are utilizing what you’ve learned on this channel. Thanks for all the support:)
high - good vid, gonna try it out this weekend in West Australia, out in the bush. I have the e10 and the Vitrox 13mm 1.4. Please confirm the shots at the start of the vid were all done on this gear (you mention A7siii in your notes). Also can you explain focus peaking and how we activate this, seems to be the only part of the vid not properly discussed. Cheers
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I have problems with zve 10 when it comes to the focus. I feel like all my pictures is out of focus. Is it me or is it the camera or the lens? I think that the AF should do something for me when its an 800$ camera.
any suggestions?
Thanks
Really great video, inspiring me to dive deeper into my ZVE10! :)
Thank you, I am glad you are getting value from my videos. Go for it:)
Which device you used to shoot this video
Great video man, I have been playing with astrophotography being that I live in the mountains in AZ we have beautiful night skies. I will have to try the time-lapse, this was really cool to see.
Wow, I would've to live in the mountains. That is so awesome man. Those are going to be some very beautiful timelapses. Thank you so much for the encouragement.
Well the fact is .. I’m out there!!! 🤷♂️😁😎
I knew it haha
Awesome vid ! Hey is it time to do one with the Sony ZV-E1?
Haha, yes it is. That is a great idea thanks.
@@thefilmalliance ok I will look for it ! Keep up the great content and work 💪💯
Can you do this same thing in PS CS6? I don’t have Final Cut
Dope intro.
Thanks for all of the support. Please tell everyone here, what camera you own or plan on purchasing. ZV-E10 ?
Is there any way of doing this with s and q
Yes I’m not sure exactly how, but I know S and Q has time lapse
@@thefilmalliance problem is it only goes upto 1fps
Oh, i really like your voice
Would this be possible with ZV1 + ulanzi wide lens?
What a great question. I don't know. I'll have to try it out
@@thefilmalliance as the owner of zv-1, she is very interested in her capabilities, thank you man for helping us and sharing your skill and knowledge
@@thefilmalliance Looking forward!
Of course it's possible. I succeeded in doing that with ZV-1 in Mauna Kea, Big Island. It was perfectly possible, but it was too cold to finish the Time Lapse. You can ask me anything about that.
@@SinB perhaps you could share the settings, tips?
great sharing great tips😍😍
Thank you so much. I really appreciate this comment.
Amazing video! Subbed for the effort!!
Thank you so much. Welcome to the Film Alliance. Are you into filmmaking to photography?
@@thefilmalliance astrophotography is my dream.
Thanks mate
oh heck yea I'm SO EXCITED to give this a shot! Great video!
Awesome yes it’s a lot of fun
How about R50, can it do the same?
Great video. I’d love for you to do a video on Final Cut Pro for iPad Pro for idiots 🤦🏼♂️ I’ve watched 100 tutorials and its like I got a fake version of the program 😬 I was well versed in IMovie years ago but I don’t have the options available that are in the tutorials 👀 don’t expect you to make a video for ME 😂 but a step in the right direction would be great. Thanks dude
0:00 which camera was used for this timelapse?
That was the Zve10.
@@thefilmalliance wow!! it is so mesmerising!!!
Very helpful thanks.
wonder if my 17-70 will be able to do it
And the result??
It's in the Beginning of the video ig
This looks great brother. Came here looking for extra context around timelapses in general, and had a question about the good ol' ZV-1. Do you know if there's an option to take the shutter speed past 1/4 on the ZV-1's interval shooting mode? It's capable of going up to 30" normally, but seems to kick back to 1/4 for whatever reason in interval shooting on my end.
Hi Josh, I don’t know. That is weird. If you figure it out can you come back here and fill us in?
@@thefilmalliance All good my friend. Researched more and found a solution via a 3 year old Michael Young Kim timelapse tutorial.
Electronic shutter limits to 1/4, mechanical shutter allows you to set the shutter to its max capabilities.
Just did my first long exposure shooting last night + some extremely blurry street timelapses from my balcony and I'm very excited. Also thank god I decided to get an external ND filter for the ZV-1, this has changed the game.
Which lens did you use to camera this at night sir
Viltrox 13 f1.4 if your shopping for a lens I would point you to the lens quiz I created. It will help you figure out the best choice for what you plan on using it for. I left a link in the description.
I would like to know how to make a timelapse with the Panasonic Lumix ZS100. But I have not found a video in which they are using that camera.
That sounds really cool Alex. I will look into that.
So the in camera time lapse function cannot be used for this?
It can be, I show how to do it towards the end but it does export as photos so you have to do post production processing. Kind of a drag
Great video! I just subscribed to your channel and took notes on this video. Thank you for the detailed instruction on how to take good night shots. Can you tell me what lens you recommend for taking sunset videos? I just purchased the Sony ZV E10.
Well, how exactly would you be shooting? Thanks for all of the encouragment. I really appreciate it.
@@thefilmalliance I just bought the Sony ZV-E10 with a base lens of 16-50. I also bought a ND filter to help out. My main focus on my channel will be sunset videos. I live in Tucson, AZ and we have killer sunsets here so tons of good content to film. Wondering if I should invest in another lens. Do you think I would be better with a wide angle lens or maybe a telephoto or I guess it just depends. Or is my base lens going to work out just fine for now. For now this is a hobby but hoping to make this a lifestyle change in careers.
How someone hate ZV-E 10. Camera have timelapse and so on. I buy it.
If the rumors are true, we will have a ZV-E10 Mk. 2. I had a ZV-E10, now with my grandson and his wife. I'm playing with the ZV-E1, one of the biggest surprises when it comes to camera.
why do you think that Viltrox 13mm on ZV e10 works like 20mm? how oO?
Look up the conversion from APS-C to full frame, they're different
I have the same tripod... I hang my bag and gear on the hook in the middle to add weight to it. Stable enough for me.
That is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Interesting! I find that there is a flicker when doing timelapses during daytime on the ZV-1. Apparently this is because each shot isn't exactly the same. The shutter opens a fraction differently each time.
Apparently gopros don't have these problem, so that's what i'm using now.
Your videos turned out great, though!
Oh wow, thats interesting. Thanks for sharing your info with us. Yes GoPro Timelapse is really good.
@@thefilmalliance and it drains a whole lot of battery 🫠
the problem is that it focuses only the first frame. The rest are out of focus when I use this mode for aerial photography
thank you
Cool. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment.
been trying some of your settings now on my brand new a7iv. You should give some more time to incandescent mode, gives a way better blue colour to the sky i reckon
Hey cool video dude! Those are mostly planes you’re seeing though not shooting stars
Do you think this will work with the kit lens or will it be a waste of time?
Yes, it will def work with the kit lens.
Thank you for the tips and tricks! Great video. What is your verdict on this lens for the astro? Would you recommend? I am keen on purchasing a 1.4
Yes, this is the lens that you want. Have you seen my Viltrox vs Sony 11mm f1.8 video? I showed two sample shots of astro photography that I got with both lenses. Thank you so much for the encouragement.
this is very cool man!
Thank you, I know I couldn't believe the little ZV-E10 actually could get these shots
👍 Yes he is a very cool 😎 man!!!
It's just fantastic. BTW How many nights has zv-e10 been working?
I did this over 4 nights. Do you have the Zve10?
The preview looks really noisy because the shutter is set to 8 seconds, it cant display this shutter speed in the preview so the camera boosts the iso for the viewfinder to simulate what the exposure of the final shot will look like
Nice review! Do you know if the Zve10 works with QdslrDashboard or there's any way to adjust settings (iso, shutter, aperture) with some external App on your smartphone? Cheers!
You can use an app and use wifi to connect your phone to your ZV-E10. You can use this app to take video and even save 2 copies
This is a beginner video but you're using a $400 lens with it :(
I just got this camera but I want to see its astrophotography features with the stock 16-55mm f/3.5 lens kit that it comes with... Any inputs?
Thank you
Yess, yess!!!
Thank you so much sir, are you more into filmmaking or photography?
I'm getting color shifts in each individual pictures during interval shooting. any ideas whats going on ?
Are you manually exposed? Is your white balance set or on auto? Make sure your ISO is not set to auto
@@thefilmalliance manually exposed and manual white balance
@@thefilmalliance iso used is 5000
@@thefilmalliance it's like one image is dominated by green color noise, the next one is dominated by pink, the one after that - magenta color noise. Not sure what's going on
what is the name of the intro music?
did you found it ?
@gavriela509 Cyclical - Aerian
Schrödis Katze kam ums Eck und meinte: alles und nichts. Bis wir hingehen und schauen.
Has anyone compared the Samsung Galaxy S23/S24 Ultra to the ZV-e10 in taking photos of stars? In this video, it looks to be of the same quality as the S24 (despite the sensor-size difference). Can better results be achieved in reality? Is it worth buying this device when you have the S24? I would be glad if those who have taken photos of stars and galaxies with this camera could answer.
wow
Thanks
❤❤
1:36 the red dots are prorbably an airplane :)
Thanks for letting me know. Do you have the ZV-E10 ?
@@thefilmalliance yes i do and use it all the time :) were also able to capture the nordic lights in Finnland with it
Your description links to the WRONG version of the lense. It’s supposed to be a E mount not an XF mount
Thanks for the heads up
It was noisy because of the auto iso because when you crank up the iso to max its noisy
How are you not going to show us the result of your time lapse? The quick tips for editing was helpful tho.
That was the Timelapse in the beginning with the double shooting stars
Where is result video?
That is actually in the beginning of the video. Thank you for the comment.
Where’s the end result mate!??
In the beginning. Sorry I didn’t put it at the end again
What's out there...? Who's out there...? GOD ALMIGHTY
I’ve got a feeling the first 2 clips in the intro aren’t yours and the 3rd only is. The quality from first 2 clips to the 3rd changed drastically. First 2 seemed more professiona. 3rd looked bleeehhhh
Definitely not three meteors mate I shoot them alot I mean heaps lol planes and satellites is all
Oh wow, I was so excited. I guess everything‘s not as it seems. Thanks for the heads up
@@thefilmalliance Na all is good 👍 I've done this before it happens
Not quite sure you caught three shooting stars in that frame, rather more look like airplanes.
Oh wow ok thabks
Yeah they are absolutely not shooting starts. One is airplane, and the others are satellites.
Meteors? Satellites.
ISO 500? This camera has one of the best low light sensors available. This camera's 2nd level dual native ISO kicks in at ISO 12,800 which with dark skies should give amazing results with an F1.4 lens. It even brings up the possibility of exposing to the right to reduce noise without losing details which is something hard to do with astrophotography because most cameras are not capable of properly exposing night skies without star trails.
I believe your thinking of the A7siii
@@thefilmalliance Actually I am thinking of the ZV-E1 which has the same sensor as the A7SIII. My bad, I missed the "0" on the end of the model for this video which TH-cam showed me when I was looking for videos of the ZV-E1.
Oh ok. That's ok. I was like oh wow I didn't know that!
waiting for ZV mark 2 ;)
That will be awesome
Wow, how the ZV E10 manage the weather conditions? I read on many websites that´s not a sealed body, and the big microphone on top is really uncover