Please do a review comparing the Sony ZVE-10 vs Canon M50! I’m interested in that comparison video since the Canon M50 was the camera you used to recommend a lot!! Also, a Sony a7c vs Sony ZVE-10 comparison!!
the ZV1 or the 6400 but now its the Ev10 or Zv1 hmmm...u didnt mention that facial feature on the ZV1...the one where it smooths your face...does the EV10 have that?
How does the Canon M50 MarkII stand with these as I do cooking vids off my samsung note in 4k portrait mode for that blurry background in the market for a cam and its just so many options lol. Please help lol
I bought the Zv-1 and a few months later the zv e10 came out. Honestly looking at the stability I give it to the zv-1 for the better stabilization. I really love my zv-1!! But I might buy the zv e10 down the road.
I actually believe you are right about the second camera. It is by far the best value for its usage and price. I have never vlogged, so I am that beginner, but the breakdown of these three cameras has helped me to know which camera I need to start with and grow my channel for the long haul. At the least. Thank you.
The ZV-1 also supports webcam functionality without any extra software. Plug it into your computer, and apps like Zoom just pick it up straight away as a webcam. I've used it for long Zoom sessions (2hrs +) with no problem at all.
I think the a6400 is the more "serious" one. It has all the options of the others and I have not yet found the limits of 4k recording. Yes, ZV10 makes it easy for the beginner, but all the modes and extra settings come in your aid when you finally learn what they all do. The only downside of the a6400 is the flip up screen instead of the one that flips to the side. I currently own 3 lenses, a 50mm f1.8, the kit lens and an 18-105mm f4. The last one is the most practical, it has most focal ranges and the bokeh as you approach high focal lengths is amazing! Power zoom is steady as is the image (it has oss). The kit lens is not that amazing but it gets you going. The 50 mm has such a cinematic image, especially in good light. Very sharp and nice looking b rolls can be had with it. The background blur is great! For vlog I'd consider the 10-18mm as it has oss, the 11-20 tamron or the 16mm sigma. It's not a very heavy setup so if you pair it with a gimbal, you can say goodbye to giggly videos on the unstabilised lenses.
Is it good for professional work ? I want to use it for music videos I mean it have Picture Profiles 120fps in Full Hd 4k no crop Changeable Lenses And the price is very good I was about to purchase a6100 which is more expensive than zve10 but the features are less in a6100 What's the catch ? This camera have everything I need Is this don't camera record Audio in 120fps , I think it records Why this camera is cheaper than a6100 In my budget I can't purchase a6400 but I can purchase a6100 But Zve10 is even cheaper than a6100 with more features like picture profiles I'm really confused
@@realworld1626 it's a newer camera, zv e10 is better than the a6100, especially on video. It does 4k, it has some sort of stabilization even though, it's done in post processing. The tech under the hood is not much different but the software is, and you get better video options with the zv e10. I think the a6400 is a bit better, but no stabilization.
@@dunjaluk9698this means that with active video stabilization, the crop and the distance from the camera and the object will be very close and you will have to move away from the object
As a canon M50 mark 1 owner and the need to do other different type of content. I must say I can’t wait to buy the Sony ZV-E10 thanks for the great video!
I’ve had ZV1 for a year, my beginner VLOG Cam. Your comments on this are spot on. I’ve been considering an upgrade to an interchangeable lens model. Thanks to your intelligent commentary here the ZV10, is now under firm consideration sir.
@@ThinkMediaTV I have oly pro lenses and can't use Sony. Should I sell the lenses to get Sony or is there a oly or Panasonic camera body that's as good as Sony?
Keep up with the amazing work guys. I bought my ZV-E10 2 months ago and paired it with a TAMRON 17-28mm f/2.8. The lens is taking the "small" out of the size factor but the result is amazing for my needs.
Great video thanks -- but 11:33 shows my problem with the E10 that noone seems to talk about. Its suppose to be a feature to put the screen at the side so it doesnt clash with the microphone, but the sockets on the right mean the cables block the screen instead! The ZV1 has the sockets on the left hand side... keeping the cables clear (for the mic, hdmi and power cables while shooting)
I never upgraded from the RX100m5, because Sony mucked up the lens. If anything, they should have made it wider, not longer. or just build 2 versions. Still good for B-Roll without sound :p
@@Pharesm I'm a senior videographer but besides my beloved sony a7sIII i love my rx100VA with 1.8 Arpeture and the internal NDs are still up to date, i use it as Desk Cam or Webcam so crazy good
@@meyerdigitalfilm I still keep the original RX100V. Stubbornly hoping for a new RX100VIII with new features and an even shorter lens, like 15-50mm. I tried the A7IV with 24mmGM. Its pretty fabulous, but I didn't ever carry it. Too big and heavy for all but dedicated WORK scenarios. Sold it with a minor loss. A new APSC with the 11mm would more likely get carried everywhere.
Note @12:13 - ZX-E10 kit lens is 16-50 but accounting for 1.5 crop factor its actually a 24-75 mm equivalent. ZV-1 is a 9.4-25.7 lens which with the more intense crop on the 1" sensor plays out to 24-70mm - so no difference in focal length at the wide end.
Been on the fence about upgrading my ZV1 to the E10 but this video sealed the deal I want to make sure I have a camera that can better grow with me. So I picked this one up yesterday and posting my first video with it today.
I’m really happy with my purchase of the ZV-E10. I wanted something that had the ability to have interchangeable lenses but that was aimed at content creators. I like the articulating LCD that’s a huge win in my book. I wish more camera makers would do that. The one thing I don’t like about this camera is not having a view finder. I don’t like taking pictures off of the LCD I prefer using the viewfinder and that’s the one drawback for this camera that I can complain about.
@@shilpibansal05 the zv e10 has a vertical record mode that would be perfect for making tiktoks or instagram reels, the file sizes are also slightly smaller so they shouldn't be too heavy
Nice comparison of these three - quick correction though, the kit lens on the ZV-E10 and the built in lens on the ZV-1 are both a 24mm equivalent - so neither should be wider. Obviously with the E10 you can simply put on a wide angle lens like the 10-18mm which is a huge plus. I'm going to pick up a ZV-1 to pair with my A6600 for use as a secondary / overhead camera.
Hi, I purchased zv e10 after watching so many videos and especially confirmed that product after watching your video and suggestions, I have also watched 3 to 4 times your beginner's guide to set up the zv e10 .TQ for such a wonderful product making me purchase.
Just sharing: I've been recording at least 2 videos per week in 4K for the whole year with the A6400 and NEVER had any overheating. Sometimes it would be running for one hour or more. The only time I had overheating was when I used the power adapter with some external USB prolonging cable, but without the prolonging cable it never happened. I don't know about outdoor usage, since I always film inside and the room is kept at a mild temperature. But since it doesn't have IBS I wouldn't consider it great for vlogging anyways, and if you're shooting indoors on a tripod you can get excellent footage.
I used a6400 for ~2 years. Frequently filming outdoors, often in hot conditions. It overheated on me once on very long shoot in direct sunlight. I'd have covered it with white tissue or something next time, but apart from that - NO ISSUES with overheating in a6400. I had it plugged to power and stream for 2+ hours - no problem at all. From what I heard, overheating was more a6300/a6500 issue.
I've owned my Sony ZV1 for a while now and I actually just started recording with it around the beginning of October for my channel. If you enjoy simplicity when it comes to recording as much as I do look into the Sony ZV1 🍺CHEERS
I played with both at Best Buys, prefer ergonomics and form of the A6400, with its dials and viewfinder, but just wish it had a swivel screen on the side.
I just bought my 3rd 6400. I also have a zv1. I still love the 6400. Its a great camera for me since im a video podcast producer and I shoot long form content. My setup includes a Rodecaster Pro and an Atem Mini extreme.
@@404creators8 I want to start a podcast channel and I really want the a6400. I’ve watched several videos and this is first time I hear overheating issues.. is this true??
@@Gavin_Harris They have a setting on the 6400 that allows it to run hotter before it shuts down to protect the camera. I turned it on all of my 6400’s. I only shoot long form content like video podcasts that can run for like 3 hours and I’ve never had any over heating issues.
The ZV1 has less rolling shutter than the other two. They all really need a gimbal. The ZV1 can use the Smaller Crane M2 gimbal, where the other two need a bigger gimbal. So I wouldn’t even consider the other two. I would recommend the ZV1 with the Ulanzi wide angle lens, and the Crane M2 gimbal, or just save up a little more and get the 6600 which has a gigantic battery.
Thank you for the comparison, Well months ago I bought the ZV-1 but a few weeks later the ZV-E10 came out I thought no I should be waiting. But in the future, the ZV-E10 would be my upgrade. I was not sure about that camera but I did some research and watch from every reviewers about the ups and cons now I'm convinced.
Note: the usb streaming is limited to 720p, which is kind of sad. To get 1080p or even 4k it is possible by using hdmi output - there are adapters that your computer detects as a webcam, that take in the hdmi output. It only costs a few $$ (10 to 40 depending on models?), and gives that better quality
@@mehashonhold I would recommend to just get this hdmi adapter I was talkong about, with this you will have so much more controls on what you want to stream, it can support 4k 30fps and 1080 60fps I believe and doesn't cost much
Currently have a6400. Been rocking for a year. Zve10 is not the next a6xxx, so I think I'll wait for hopefully higher fps 4k and 1080, better screen, and hopefully internal stabilization.
Great comparison video that's truly useful. My friend used his A6400 to record my kid's b-day and he had difficulty with the camera overheating and recording 4k so he had to stop. So that's a big deal breaker. The Zve 10 is the best option for the price and usability.
very informative video - broken down in simple language for beginners like me. Also respected you asked for a like at the end and only if we liked it. very refreshing
You also could mention its the same inconvenience with zv-e10 if you use it as webcam as a6400 when you use it with mic. They are all good as webcam generally but a6400 wins just a little bit because of tilt up screen. But still zv-e10 is generally comfortable so its nice, but its a little bit optimised for filming rather webcam
I like your videos, but I don't really recommend the E10 to anyone. Rolling shutter, lack of stabilization, etc. should simply be mentioned in such a "comparison". The ZV-1 does a better job for the money. If you want more, you should take a look at the a6600.
12:05 I noticed a mistake here. He claims the ZV1 is isn't as wide as the ZV-E10 because it's 24mm compared to 16mm. But that spec is written in Full Frame Equivalence. For reference, the ZV-E10 with a 16mm lens is a 24mm Full Frame Equivalent as well.
I agree that the best overall and easiest option for mainly video is the ZV-E10, but if you also shoot photos I feel the a6400 is more versatile: the lack of a viewfinder in the ZV cameras is a huge deal for me, and also the mode dial are quite handy…probably I’m biased since I have the a6400 but I feel the video doesn’t do it justice; the message I get from the video is that there is no reason at all for the a6400 whereas I think it has a place especially in photography
Hello, I have the a5100, and I want to buy a new one, in my country, the a6400 is difficult to find and more than 400 dollars more expensive, so, only in relation to the image, there is some difference in image quality between the two ? It is the only thing that matters most to me and I would like to complement it with the Sony 18-235 lens.
The zve10 sounds incredible! I originally was just gonna buy a simple compact point and shoot for my first camera but I may have to invest in the e10 later down the road. The lack of knowledge about lenses stops me from getting it lol. Thank you for the video!
I have the a6500 from 2016 and it consistently records track meet at 4K/24p for 8-9 hours continuously in 75 deg F with no overheating. Same with the Sony RX10m3. The Sony a7S3 can only do this extended recording if in 8 bit 60fps.
the zv-e10 can be continuously charged while recording when plugged via usb-c, so i wouldn't buy a special battery to have unlimited power, it's a little un-necessary (I think)
@@caalinAbyan cost of buying dummy battery is unnecessary. That's what he meant. You can just charge via cable, no need to buy the extra dummy battery.
I didn't know about the overheating issue. Thank you! Was leaning towards the 6400 because I liked the weather sealing and viewfinder. I mostly make videos though and I don't want to deal with overheating!
I LOVE Both My a6400 AND my ZV-1 and Glad that more Channels are talking about and recommending AND of these Cameras. I've done a Few Vids on 2 of the three cameras. But yeah Love these Cameras
I purchased the camera because of your videos but I'm a bit disappointed you never mentioned the overheating issues and the fact the camera has recording limits. Could you make a video on those and suggest how to avoid or fix this issues???
Idk why you are telling people the 16-50mm kit lens is wider than the ZV-1’s 24-70mm. They are both 24mm at their widest in 35mm full frame equivalent. APS-C sensors have a 1.5x crop so the 16mm is actually 24mm when you’re using it on a crop body camera like the ZV-E10 or A6400.
I brought the Canon M50 based on your recommendation and it greatly improved my recipe videos for my channel it even got my on Bravo’s Top Chef! I’m looking for another camera so I will check out Sony now.
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Please do a review comparing the Sony ZVE-10 vs Canon M50! I’m interested in that comparison video since the Canon M50 was the camera you used to recommend a lot!! Also, a Sony a7c vs Sony ZVE-10 comparison!!
I'm looking to buy the Sony a7c camera.
the ZV1 or the 6400 but now its the Ev10 or Zv1 hmmm...u didnt mention that facial feature on the ZV1...the one where it smooths your face...does the EV10 have that?
Nikon Z fc, of course. 👍
How does the Canon M50 MarkII stand with these as I do cooking vids off my samsung note in 4k portrait mode for that blurry background in the market for a cam and its just so many options lol. Please help lol
I purchased the zx e10 camera and rode wireless mics because of your recommendation. IM SO GLAD I DID...oh yeah I purchased the light as well.
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What light did you get ?
Ahhh please tell me how the zv e10 is??
Love your videos bro.
let's go
Omar you are THE best!!! I was in between the Sony ZV1 and the ZV E10! Going with the ZVE10
6400 is much more superior camera
Bro some help im between them now
I love my zv1. I thought about the zve10. Just the compact size , super slow motion, and burst shot of the zv1 had me sold.
This is the video I needed. You guys just make every video the best actual beginner creator needs. I love this channel
Thanks DeOntae
I bought the Zv-1 and a few months later the zv e10 came out. Honestly looking at the stability I give it to the zv-1 for the better stabilization. I really love my zv-1!! But I might buy the zv e10 down the road.
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Too late...
I actually believe you are right about the second camera. It is by far the best value for its usage and price. I have never vlogged, so I am that beginner, but the breakdown of these three cameras has helped me to know which camera I need to start with and grow my channel for the long haul. At the least. Thank you.
The ZV-1 also supports webcam functionality without any extra software. Plug it into your computer, and apps like Zoom just pick it up straight away as a webcam. I've used it for long Zoom sessions (2hrs +) with no problem at all.
Does it have any headphone port?
Can i use it for live streaming on all platforms?
@@tabbysays3488 yup
Heating issues ?
@@rishabhjain7031 No. I haven't experienced any heating issues so far. Not for extended Zoom sessions or when filming. Awesome little camera.
I think the a6400 is the more "serious" one. It has all the options of the others and I have not yet found the limits of 4k recording. Yes, ZV10 makes it easy for the beginner, but all the modes and extra settings come in your aid when you finally learn what they all do. The only downside of the a6400 is the flip up screen instead of the one that flips to the side.
I currently own 3 lenses, a 50mm f1.8, the kit lens and an 18-105mm f4. The last one is the most practical, it has most focal ranges and the bokeh as you approach high focal lengths is amazing! Power zoom is steady as is the image (it has oss).
The kit lens is not that amazing but it gets you going.
The 50 mm has such a cinematic image, especially in good light. Very sharp and nice looking b rolls can be had with it. The background blur is great!
For vlog I'd consider the 10-18mm as it has oss, the 11-20 tamron or the 16mm sigma.
It's not a very heavy setup so if you pair it with a gimbal, you can say goodbye to giggly videos on the unstabilised lenses.
Is it good for professional work ?
I want to use it for music videos
I mean it have Picture Profiles
120fps in Full Hd
4k no crop
Changeable Lenses
And the price is very good
I was about to purchase a6100 which is more expensive than zve10 but the features are less in a6100
What's the catch ?
This camera have everything I need
Is this don't camera record Audio in 120fps , I think it records
Why this camera is cheaper than a6100
In my budget I can't purchase a6400 but I can purchase a6100
But Zve10 is even cheaper than a6100 with more features like picture profiles
I'm really confused
@@realworld1626 it's a newer camera, zv e10 is better than the a6100, especially on video. It does 4k, it has some sort of stabilization even though, it's done in post processing. The tech under the hood is not much different but the software is, and you get better video options with the zv e10. I think the a6400 is a bit better, but no stabilization.
@@mihaiserbanescu8676 Zve10 crops almost 40% of your stabilised clips
@@dreamingontwowheels9572 What does that mean?
@@dunjaluk9698this means that with active video stabilization, the crop and the distance from the camera and the object will be very close and you will have to move away from the object
As a canon M50 mark 1 owner and the need to do other different type of content. I must say I can’t wait to buy the Sony ZV-E10 thanks for the great video!
Any feedback with M50...
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I brought the zv-10, external mic and a wide lens after your videos…love the set up for vlogging and reviewing food!!
I’ve had ZV1 for a year, my beginner VLOG Cam. Your comments on this are spot on. I’ve been considering an upgrade to an interchangeable lens model. Thanks to your intelligent commentary here the ZV10, is now under firm consideration sir.
I record all my videos with Sony a6400 😊 The sigma lens took the recording quality to a whole new level
Which Sigma lens do you use?
Nice!
@@ArabicKhasu Sigma 16mm f 1.4 👍
@@ThinkMediaTV I have oly pro lenses and can't use Sony. Should I sell the lenses to get Sony or is there a oly or Panasonic camera body that's as good as Sony?
Thanks for the fantastic review. Made up my mind after this video.
which one u got? u happy?
@@Serpil2407 Zv-1 great camera
Keep up with the amazing work guys. I bought my ZV-E10 2 months ago and paired it with a TAMRON 17-28mm f/2.8. The lens is taking the "small" out of the size factor but the result is amazing for my needs.
is it full frame ?
Great video thanks -- but 11:33 shows my problem with the E10 that noone seems to talk about.
Its suppose to be a feature to put the screen at the side so it doesnt clash with the microphone, but the sockets on the right mean the cables block the screen instead! The ZV1 has the sockets on the left hand side... keeping the cables clear (for the mic, hdmi and power cables while shooting)
The Sony Rx 100 V is pretty good too. I used to use the III version a lot. I like that it has a 1.8 aperture built in zoom lens.
I have the RX100V but I'm finding out that it over heats if you shoot long videos (30 minutes) Battery life isn't that great either.
I never upgraded from the RX100m5, because Sony mucked up the lens. If anything, they should have made it wider, not longer. or just build 2 versions.
Still good for B-Roll without sound :p
@@Pharesm I'm a senior videographer but besides my beloved sony a7sIII i love my rx100VA with 1.8 Arpeture and the internal NDs are still up to date, i use it as Desk Cam or Webcam so crazy good
@@meyerdigitalfilm I still keep the original RX100V. Stubbornly hoping for a new RX100VIII with new features and an even shorter lens, like 15-50mm.
I tried the A7IV with 24mmGM. Its pretty fabulous, but I didn't ever carry it. Too big and heavy for all but dedicated WORK scenarios. Sold it with a minor loss. A new APSC with the 11mm would more likely get carried everywhere.
Your reviews are amazing! Non bias and informative, thank you for your work!
thank you for the video. do you have any recommendation for affordable cameras for filming great cooking videos?
Note @12:13 - ZX-E10 kit lens is 16-50 but accounting for 1.5 crop factor its actually a 24-75 mm equivalent. ZV-1 is a 9.4-25.7 lens which with the more intense crop on the 1" sensor plays out to 24-70mm - so no difference in focal length at the wide end.
Good comparison
But at 12:10 you forgot the crop factor of the ev-z10. That 16 is equivalent to the ZV1 24mm.
Been on the fence about upgrading my ZV1 to the E10 but this video sealed the deal I want to make sure I have a camera that can better grow with me. So I picked this one up yesterday and posting my first video with it today.
Did you upgrade? If so, how is it going? How’s the stabilization on zv1vs e10
I’m really happy with my purchase of the ZV-E10. I wanted something that had the ability to have interchangeable lenses but that was aimed at content creators. I like the articulating LCD that’s a huge win in my book. I wish more camera makers would do that. The one thing I don’t like about this camera is not having a view finder. I don’t like taking pictures off of the LCD I prefer using the viewfinder and that’s the one drawback for this camera that I can complain about.
Are you able to use the videos created with zv e 10 on instagram? Or are the files too heavy*
@@shilpibansal05 the zv e10 has a vertical record mode that would be perfect for making tiktoks or instagram reels, the file sizes are also slightly smaller so they shouldn't be too heavy
@@SimplyAvalon thanks a lot
Just the Vlog I've been waiting for .
Nice comparison of these three - quick correction though, the kit lens on the ZV-E10 and the built in lens on the ZV-1 are both a 24mm equivalent - so neither should be wider. Obviously with the E10 you can simply put on a wide angle lens like the 10-18mm which is a huge plus. I'm going to pick up a ZV-1 to pair with my A6600 for use as a secondary / overhead camera.
Hi, I purchased zv e10 after watching so many videos and especially confirmed that product after watching your video and suggestions, I have also watched 3 to 4 times your beginner's guide to set up the zv e10 .TQ for such a wonderful product making me purchase.
Above the sony a6400?
Just sharing: I've been recording at least 2 videos per week in 4K for the whole year with the A6400 and NEVER had any overheating. Sometimes it would be running for one hour or more. The only time I had overheating was when I used the power adapter with some external USB prolonging cable, but without the prolonging cable it never happened. I don't know about outdoor usage, since I always film inside and the room is kept at a mild temperature. But since it doesn't have IBS I wouldn't consider it great for vlogging anyways, and if you're shooting indoors on a tripod you can get excellent footage.
I used a6400 for ~2 years. Frequently filming outdoors, often in hot conditions. It overheated on me once on very long shoot in direct sunlight. I'd have covered it with white tissue or something next time, but apart from that - NO ISSUES with overheating in a6400. I had it plugged to power and stream for 2+ hours - no problem at all. From what I heard, overheating was more a6300/a6500 issue.
I've owned my Sony ZV1 for a while now and I actually just started recording with it around the beginning of October for my channel. If you enjoy simplicity when it comes to recording as much as I do look into the Sony ZV1
🍺CHEERS
I played with both at Best Buys, prefer ergonomics and form of the A6400, with its dials and viewfinder, but just wish it had a swivel screen on the side.
Take off heat warning and open battery case and no overheating issues on a6400. Have recorded 4 hours non stop and no issues.
Yep, me as well. Never had overheating issues.
I’m a newbie on YT, I have a Sony ZV-1. Great review on all 3 cam! 🤙
I was set on a a6400. Thanks for the update
I just bought my 3rd 6400. I also have a zv1. I still love the 6400. Its a great camera for me since im a video podcast producer and I shoot long form content. My setup includes a Rodecaster Pro and an Atem Mini extreme.
Which one you choose for photography ?
@@தமிழ்-ய5ண I heard the 6400 takes great pictures but I only shoot video podcasts
@@404creators8 thank you
@@404creators8 I want to start a podcast channel and I really want the a6400. I’ve watched several videos and this is first time I hear overheating issues.. is this true??
@@Gavin_Harris They have a setting on the 6400 that allows it to run hotter before it shuts down to protect the camera. I turned it on all of my 6400’s. I only shoot long form content like video podcasts that can run for like 3 hours and I’ve never had any over heating issues.
thanks a ton. i was almost going with the zv1, you have convinced me of the zve10 instead!
The ZV1 has less rolling shutter than the other two. They all really need a gimbal. The ZV1 can use the Smaller Crane M2 gimbal, where the other two need a bigger gimbal. So I wouldn’t even consider the other two. I would recommend the ZV1 with the Ulanzi wide angle lens, and the Crane M2 gimbal, or just save up a little more and get the 6600 which has a gigantic battery.
Thank you for the comparison, Well months ago I bought the ZV-1 but a few weeks later the ZV-E10 came out I thought no I should be waiting. But in the future, the ZV-E10 would be my upgrade. I was not sure about that camera but I did some research and watch from every reviewers about the ups and cons now I'm convinced.
What did you end up buying and do you still love it?
Your videos are helmping me so much. Keep in producing them
Thanks for sharing this great insight Omar
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really detailed comparison, love it. Thank you
Planning on a camera and decent editing computer for Christmas. You have convinced me to look into the ZV e10 instead of zv 1.
Thank you for this video! 🙏🏾
The catalyst browse option of the ZV-E10 and ZV1 is great as well.
Note: the usb streaming is limited to 720p, which is kind of sad. To get 1080p or even 4k it is possible by using hdmi output - there are adapters that your computer detects as a webcam, that take in the hdmi output. It only costs a few $$ (10 to 40 depending on models?), and gives that better quality
Does the 720p mode runs at 60fps or 30fps?
@@mehashonhold i think 30
@@yuanyuanintaiwan damn that's a bummer.... Anyway, thank you.
@@mehashonhold I would recommend to just get this hdmi adapter I was talkong about, with this you will have so much more controls on what you want to stream, it can support 4k 30fps and 1080 60fps I believe and doesn't cost much
Camera comparisons are my favorite Think Media uploads
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Amazing breakdown of these cameras!! Thank you so much for this comparison and review.
What is the best dummy battery for the ZV1?
What camera was this video filmed on? Looks so nice in studio !
Great job on the video Omar! Thanks for making it.
Currently have a6400. Been rocking for a year. Zve10 is not the next a6xxx, so I think I'll wait for hopefully higher fps 4k and 1080, better screen, and hopefully internal stabilization.
Sony ZV-1 perfect vlogging setup 👍
Great comparison video that's truly useful. My friend used his A6400 to record my kid's b-day and he had difficulty with the camera overheating and recording 4k so he had to stop. So that's a big deal breaker. The Zve 10 is the best option for the price and usability.
I have all of these cameras :P My repference is the ZV E10. Best of both worlds and some.
Thank you very much for the information. I have been watching many of your videos on the Sony ZV E10 & I think I will buy it :)
very informative video - broken down in simple language for beginners like me. Also respected you asked for a like at the end and only if we liked it. very refreshing
Excelent review and comparison.
Thanks.
Thanks for info. U deserve to get more subscribers 🧡
I love my Sony zv1...it's very compact and lightweight...can carry easily...
Opting for this one too. The compact nature won me over.
Just purchased the ZV-E10 because of your recommendation. Thank you so much!
You also could mention its the same inconvenience with zv-e10 if you use it as webcam as a6400 when you use it with mic. They are all good as webcam generally but a6400 wins just a little bit because of tilt up screen. But still zv-e10 is generally comfortable so its nice, but its a little bit optimised for filming rather webcam
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I like your videos, but I don't really recommend the E10 to anyone. Rolling shutter, lack of stabilization, etc. should simply be mentioned in such a "comparison". The ZV-1 does a better job for the money. If you want more, you should take a look at the a6600.
I have two ZV-1 cameras and they are doing a great job for my Instagram journey !!!! For my home video studio I go for a Nikon Z6
12:05 I noticed a mistake here. He claims the ZV1 is isn't as wide as the ZV-E10 because it's 24mm compared to 16mm. But that spec is written in Full Frame Equivalence. For reference, the ZV-E10 with a 16mm lens is a 24mm Full Frame Equivalent as well.
Yes he does miss this fact im a couple vids
this is the best review on these cameras. thanks
With this video, I'm 100% sold on the ZV-E10. Now I just gotta save up. Thanks for the help, Omar!
Dude great video. Nice audio. Nice presentation. Well spoken.
I believe 16 mm is equivalent of 24mm. Which is exactly the same as zv1.
In Mexico the ZV-E10 is cheaper than the ZV-1, recently bought, I'm so excited, I can't wait for my Amazon order to arrive :)!
Super useful, thank you! 🙏🏼
Thanks for the feedback! Keep crushing it!!
Thanks for this video, that's exactly what I need
I agree that the best overall and easiest option for mainly video is the ZV-E10, but if you also shoot photos I feel the a6400 is more versatile: the lack of a viewfinder in the ZV cameras is a huge deal for me, and also the mode dial are quite handy…probably I’m biased since I have the a6400 but I feel the video doesn’t do it justice; the message I get from the video is that there is no reason at all for the a6400 whereas I think it has a place especially in photography
Hello, I have the a5100, and I want to buy a new one, in my country, the a6400 is difficult to find and more than 400 dollars more expensive, so, only in relation to the image, there is some difference in image quality between the two ? It is the only thing that matters most to me and I would like to complement it with the Sony 18-235 lens.
Love this!! Thank you!
The zve10 sounds incredible! I originally was just gonna buy a simple compact point and shoot for my first camera but I may have to invest in the e10 later down the road. The lack of knowledge about lenses stops me from getting it lol. Thank you for the video!
You helped me! I was going to get the Sony 6400 but I’m getting a ZV E10
I bought the 6400 2 months before launch of zv e10
I have the a6500 from 2016 and it consistently records track meet at 4K/24p for 8-9 hours continuously in 75 deg F with no overheating. Same with the Sony RX10m3. The Sony a7S3 can only do this extended recording if in 8 bit 60fps.
I have both a6400 and the ZV-E10. they work perfectly fine for full coverage video
Does one of them over heat more then the other?
Love my ZV-1!
Thank you, very informative, iPhone 14, ZV 10 ...
I have a Sony A6000 and I am definitely buying the ZvE10 after this video
me too but i am buying sony a7c
awesome comparison video, super helpful
This is such a great showing about camera and thank you very much for this good sharing video
this is great, very thorough on each camera. Thanks!
Thank you. I made my decision to ZV10
Best comparaison review
Thank you so much for this
What is the microphone that’s in the thumbnail? Great video!
fantastic video thanks
Got myself the ZV E10 yesterday after watching half of this video...now watching the rest 😁😁
Thanks for the information, leaning towards the Zv E10
Thank you so much for this informative video. How do you do your voice overs? I like the fact that you change sceneries.
Great video man thanks
the zv-e10 can be continuously charged while recording when plugged via usb-c, so i wouldn't buy a special battery to have unlimited power, it's a little un-necessary (I think)
Does that work in streaming mode as well?
When the camera is plugged into the laptop, does the laptop charge the camera through typeC as well?
I just started using the ZV E-10 as my main webcam and it’s great, you just plug it right up and it stays charged the whole time.
What is the problem of bettry
@@caalinAbyan cost of buying dummy battery is unnecessary. That's what he meant. You can just charge via cable, no need to buy the extra dummy battery.
@@mehashonhold thank you v.m
thanks 🙏 for the very informative interesting and helpful tutorial.
I didn't know about the overheating issue. Thank you! Was leaning towards the 6400 because I liked the weather sealing and viewfinder. I mostly make videos though and I don't want to deal with overheating!
I LOVE Both My a6400 AND my ZV-1 and Glad that more Channels are talking about and recommending AND of these Cameras. I've done a Few Vids on 2 of the three cameras. But yeah Love these Cameras
This is really a great review, thanks!
I purchased the camera because of your videos but I'm a bit disappointed you never mentioned the overheating issues and the fact the camera has recording limits.
Could you make a video on those and suggest how to avoid or fix this issues???
Idk why you are telling people the 16-50mm kit lens is wider than the ZV-1’s 24-70mm. They are both 24mm at their widest in 35mm full frame equivalent. APS-C sensors have a 1.5x crop so the 16mm is actually 24mm when you’re using it on a crop body camera like the ZV-E10 or A6400.
This is exactly the video I needed. Thank you.
I brought the Canon M50 based on your recommendation and it greatly improved my recipe videos for my channel it even got my on Bravo’s Top Chef! I’m looking for another camera so I will check out Sony now.
Awesome! Keep crushing it!!