2:42 it shoots no crop up to 25p, there is a crop in 30p. *Sony A7IV vs Fujifilm X-H2S* - Hybrid Comparison - bit.ly/A7IVvsX-H2S *30 Great Accessories for Sony A7IV* - bit.ly/A7IVaccessories
This looks to me like a great choice for hiking. I like to have a small lightweight camera instantly reachable at hand, not in my bag. Thanks for reminding me of this neat camera.
To be honest, I don’t really remember what was A6000 like :) There will definitely be significant improvements, especially in terms of the video, autofocus and feature set.
@Will Freeborn for pictures not that much different but for video it is a huge upgrade. The big difference is a lot more phase detect points and that will give you faster auto focus and stable focus in video. It will also focus better for pictures. But if you mostly use your A6000 for photos only you will probably not have much use for the upgrades in the newish sony alpha aps-c cameras.
zv e10 is the cheapest camera to have excellent af in video, plus video af touch tracking, since, afaik, no other camera has this impressive af at this price (when bought new). the closest comparable af i think is canon r10, but the lack of proper lenses and more importantly no log profile makes it not comparable in these aspects. personally i find rolling shutter biggest downside, but with careful handling it might be mitigated in some proportion.. price is surprisingly cheap (and before r10, closest af comparable would have been i think canon r6 or sony a7iv both at around $2500, so the price was really really good in regards to af). i think buying it used is a better idea, since it might get even under $500. i dont understand why they put awb-lock starting with a6400 (then, i think?, a6600 and a7siii, a7iv), but they removed it from zv e10, even if its newer than a6400. it is a very useful feature.
OK oaired with the ultra sharp sony 15mm f1.4 this combo is amaizing. A few notes 1. The mechanical shutter make a noise of a truck so i swich it to silience 2.the bracketing work like magic. one press and it fire 3 photos in a speed of a blink. access is using the weels (no need to go to menue) 3. Sensor is Amaizing at ISO 100 but Noise start from iso 250 you see e in lightroom when i trurn off NR. This is happen under bar/Night lighting 4.Selfie not possible due to self timer/:Interval shooting lock focus when you press. so if you change distance its not usable. fortunatly cheap bluetooth remote triger available. 5.super lightwaight and discreate camera to shhot peoples. Make sure human recognision is on. (sometimes "Product showcast Set" is on and its disable human recognision) 6. i never take out the SD card , just connect the camera to a laptop and transfare to a PC 7. Geo tagging using "Imaging Edge" works well using bluthote only. setup once and its always auto connect. 25P using PAL setting still get Crop so you need to shoot 24P for free crop. 8. Make sure in lightroom you get the lens correction camera RAW for the 15mm f1.4. its a LCP File. This camera lens always get in focus resoults and this lens is the sharpest i ever saw in my life.
I have been loving your reviews on other cameras but never saw your face.... finally got to see your face today.... one of the best features, especially for content creators is the unlimited recording time for the videos... also there is crop at 4k@30 fps, but not at 4K@24 fps... so i want to know if there is crop at 4K@25 fps. dop let me know if there is crop at 4K@25 fps... thanks
I thought I was the only one that cared about Aperture priority in video mode 🤣. That is literally the only reason I didn't buy the R6 - bought the A7iv instead and have since spent another $5k+ on Sony lenses. Shame on you Canon!!
I am happy with my DJI Osmo Pocket because it was a big upgrade from my first rather crappy Samsung camera but I feel the need for APS-C again as it does give you much better quality video and pictures in low light compared to a smartphone. This is probably the camera I am going to buy. Nice review and as always great scenery.
I wish Sony would release a successor to the a6000 series, but seeing as they are focused on vlog cameras, I don’t know when that would happen, if ever.
Back in 2016, Sony has clearly said that APS-C means entry-level / consumer to them, so higher-end APS-C cameras from Sony are very unlikely. Seeing how the market is developing, it seems like a logical decision, to be honest.
I would hope a new APSC body is in the works since they have recently released the 3 excellent quality wide lenses (11 f.1.8, 15 f1.4, 10-20 pz f4). And even though the zv e10 is using the old sensor, it seems R&D is still going into the apsc format. If they don’t release a new body I’d love at least an evf accessory for the zv e10. I strongly disagree that the APSC format is only for beginners. I have seen comparison portrait shots of an A7iv with the 85f1.8 and an A6400 with the sigma 56f1.4, I struggled mightily to see the difference. Secondly size and weight matter a lot in many circumstances. The times of war and censorship we’re living in, photo journalism is going to become once again a dangerous job, it will be better to attract less attention with a discreet apsc format than with a big full frame setup… Hiking and travelling : the comparison of an A6400 with the 70-350 and an A7iv with the 100-400 in terms of seize and weight is very significant, and the difference in the quality of the shots, very minimal in decent lighting conditions… We all know the saying “the best camera is the one you have on you to capture the moment”, a lighter, easier to transport setup will always facilitate that. And finally with the current economic recession and massive waves of layoffs, price is a big consideration and will be an even bigger one in the years to come, including for pros.
@@luism.2050 Sony APS-C cameras are fundamentally designed for beginners / consumers / vlogers. The overall relevancy of crop formats for various types of usage is a very complicated topic. It ultimately depends on the requirements of the user and viewing platform so any attempt to answer this question will always be just an opinion.
Which was the first full frame with the new color science from Sony? In the past I had a pair of Sony Nex APSC and the colors wasn't good. The skin tones were greenish
this is an amazing tool, I use it for weddings, one A7iii on my right hand for photos, and the Zve10 for video on my left hand, with gyro stabilization I get awesome videos
This is a really great review -- you've identified the amazing features of this camera. I've been happy with it but keen on something more sturdy. What do you think would be the next step up, while still staying in the Sony system? I want to keep the headphone jack!
I had finished a trip in Indonesia malaysia and the philipnes with the NIkon Z6 28mm+40mm and never use he 40mm. Overall i had many out of focus photos. (never happned to me with DSLR) and also felt quite havey desite the pancket lenses. I ordered the Sony ZV E10 and the new Sony 15mm f1.4G as a travel camera. Cant wait to test this combo. Hope the image quality will get close to my Z6 at half the weight and also APS-C cameras tend to be more in focus due to the smaller sensor. (I had the nikon z50 and didnt liked it ddue to the slow kit lens) I will change Pal/NTSC setting to see if its crops at 25P. I also found that only 2 shoots bracketing produces amazing resoults when you merge to HDR in lightroom. You can pool crazy shadow highlights. Lets have fun now with that camera and wait to next generation ZV E10 with IBIS, and better sensor. the 15mm f1.4G should be amazing
Hi bro Have a nice time I had a question, between a6400 and Zv-E10, which one is more suitable for photography? Although their specifications are very similar
Hi man! You're not interested in the hyped 1 inch sensor the xiaomi 12s ultra? ;-) How do you think this phone would compare to this camera in terms of target audience?
Does the camera work if I don’t buy a lens for it? I bought this camera yesterday and I don’t have a lens. It’s blurry beyond belief, basically only identifying light. I’m a complete beginner with this stuff and can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong haha
U seemed to gloss over the overheating issue of the Sony a7iv. Have u attempted to make contact with Sony Tech regarding the overheating issue? If so, what kind of response did u get? 😎😎
I think there is one mistake in your video - correct me if I am wrong but, from what I've seen, Sony ZV-E10 has (significant) crop in 4K30. No crop is actually main selling point of the Nikon Z-30 as far as I know. Nice video otherwise.
Great review of a very pragmatic camera, especially for people looking to a dedicated upgrade to their smartphones. Unfortunately for Sony, my iPhone 12 Pro Max just does the job I need it to without all the extra amount of time it takes to get a decent shot and process it, like all dedicated cameras. Still a very nice package especially at this price point. Thanks and Stay Safe. Always appreciate your videos.
I'll be interested to see what Sony does with their APS-C line in the future. They have used the same sensor (as far as I know) in the a6000, a5100, a6300, a6500, a6400, a6600, a6100, and ZV-e10. It's a good sensor, but I believe they will have to upgrade it if they want to keep interest in this line. Furthermore, the rolling shutter will need to be addressed, as that's a huge weakness in my opinion. What I did not realize is that on the ZV-e10 the 30p has no crop in 4k, unlike on my a6400. I would like to be able to shoot in 4k30 with no crop, so that makes the ZV-e10 more appealing to me than it was before.
As I have said in the video, Sony APS-C cameras are very pragmatic, so they don't necessarily have to fix those things, the target audience doesn't mind those downsides or older sensor technology. The price is much more important in this specific case.
@Daniels Loose Ends the rolling shutter is a long running problem with most APS-C and Full Frame cameras, some more than others. But the big upgrades in the later sony alpha aps-c cameras are mostly for video. There are lots of other things that are upgraded but the big ones are for video oriented use. Also the rolling shutter is not that bad with the newer cameras, it was a lot worse I think.
@Ryan Campbell no it will not. But most APS-C cameras will fit in a large jacket pocket or similar if you have a small lens, otherwise you have to remove the lens and put the camera in one pocket and the lens in the other. Remember to bring cleaning stuff to prevent dust etc. But it is doable and it is decent portable system that will give you much better pictures and video compared to a system with a small sensor.
@@TheHybridShooter Thank you very much for explaining that, your video is by far the best and most informative one on TH-cam so far and I have watched at least 50 different ones because I want to invest into this camera.
Sony will probably update it’s entire APS-C line during the next 6 months. They just released their new top of the line FX-30 featuring their brand mew APS-C sensor which has a much faster read out speed up to 120 fps. So we can count on 4k 60 fps for the next gen consumer level APS-C line up.
Not really. The fact that they have put that sensor into FX camera means that wide adoption of latest technologies in Sony APS-C line is unlikely. Also, they wouldn’t have let Fujifilm use that sensor in X-H2S long before their own high-end APS-C camera if that was the case. We can’t count on anything when it comes to Sony APS-C.
I use 16-50 kit lens but its oss feels like 2.5stops or less I think. By the way E10 is good entry body for content creator, sony should show us more efforts to aps-c market.
No, gyro data has no affect on rolling shutter, it is "baked in". Rolling shutter is not an issue as long as you use wide angle, gyro stabilisation doesn't really work at longer focal lengths anyway.
In no way shall ppl be made to believe that the rolling shutter on these sensors (and cameras, the a6xxx series that is) is acceptable and workable for eg. vlogging and otg-videos without tripod. It is horrible. And sony OSS is just good enough for compensating for that during handheld still shots at best. Basically the gyro-solution with a wide angle lens to crop from, is the only viable way.
No. The severity of the rolling shutter in handheld shots is directly proportional to the focal length. Rolling shutter on Sony APS-C camera is an issue for example at 50mm, but not at ultra-wide focal lengths that are typically used for vlogging. People won't be waving the camera around at 50mm. Standard vlogging shots are usually done at about 10mm, where the rolling shutter is not an issue at all, even at 16mm, it is still fine. Gyro stabilisation doesn't affect the rolling shutter at all, as it is "baked" into the video file.
@@TheHybridShooter Ah well I thought catalyst software could do that but then obv. not that advanced then. But about wide angle - I switched from sony a6300/6400 solely bcuz in no way was neither 10-18 oss or 16-50 oss or unstabilized 12mm lens 'unaffected' by the horrible rolling shutter. Dizzy while watching really.
We will have to disagree on that. I have been using A6400 for a long time I have never had any major issues with rolling shutter at wide angles. At the point where the rolling shutter would affect ultra-wide shot, it would already be ruined by the movement itself, so I would qualify that as a horrible filming technique, not as horrible rolling shutter.
Not really, the resolution is mediocre, but the brightness is completely fine. I have mostly been testing it direct sunlight and I haven't experienced any issues. Those tiny EVFs that are usually put in this cameras at this price point won't help you much in direct sunlight either.
@@TheHybridShooter When you put your eye into an eyecup no light will intercept. I have own an a6500 and now own an a7iv so I disagree. I have taken a lot of pictures in Austria too, and the EVF works ten times better than the screen even on a6500 with a mediocre EVF (and I of course used the eyecup).
A6500 is completely different case, it has much lower brightness and a huge dim when shooting video. That was fixed in later Sony APS-C cameras, you can't judge ZV-E10 screen by the performance of A6500 screen. Also, cameras at ZV-E10 price point usually have even smaller EVFs than A6500, so that is not a good reference either.
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2:42 it shoots no crop up to 25p, there is a crop in 30p.
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This looks to me like a great choice for hiking. I like to have a small lightweight camera instantly reachable at hand, not in my bag. Thanks for reminding me of this neat camera.
You're welcome, thank you for watching!
I've been thinking about picking one of these up soon, so this video was a pleasant surprise!
It's good you are back with Sony APS-C cameras 😊
I haven´t really left, there just weren´t any new Sony APS-C cameras...
I've been looking to replace my old A6000 is there much difference between the two that would make it worth it?
To be honest, I don’t really remember what was A6000 like :) There will definitely be significant improvements, especially in terms of the video, autofocus and feature set.
4k video, LOG, Active stab, no viewfinder. fully articulating screen
@@TheHybridShooter lol - it was a while ago! Thank you
@@TRISTRAMY thanks I imagine video wise its a lot better, stills could be really similar (apart from the improved autofocus)
@Will Freeborn for pictures not that much different but for video it is a huge upgrade. The big difference is a lot more phase detect points and that will give you faster auto focus and stable focus in video. It will also focus better for pictures. But if you mostly use your A6000 for photos only you will probably not have much use for the upgrades in the newish sony alpha aps-c cameras.
zv e10 is the cheapest camera to have excellent af in video, plus video af touch tracking, since, afaik, no other camera has this impressive af at this price (when bought new). the closest comparable af i think is canon r10, but the lack of proper lenses and more importantly no log profile makes it not comparable in these aspects. personally i find rolling shutter biggest downside, but with careful handling it might be mitigated in some proportion.. price is surprisingly cheap (and before r10, closest af comparable would have been i think canon r6 or sony a7iv both at around $2500, so the price was really really good in regards to af). i think buying it used is a better idea, since it might get even under $500. i dont understand why they put awb-lock starting with a6400 (then, i think?, a6600 and a7siii, a7iv), but they removed it from zv e10, even if its newer than a6400. it is a very useful feature.
OK oaired with the ultra sharp sony 15mm f1.4 this combo is amaizing.
A few notes
1. The mechanical shutter make a noise of a truck so i swich it to silience
2.the bracketing work like magic. one press and it fire 3 photos in a speed of a blink. access is using the weels (no need to go to menue)
3. Sensor is Amaizing at ISO 100 but Noise start from iso 250 you see e in lightroom when i trurn off NR. This is happen under bar/Night lighting
4.Selfie not possible due to self timer/:Interval shooting lock focus when you press. so if you change distance its not usable. fortunatly cheap bluetooth remote triger available.
5.super lightwaight and discreate camera to shhot peoples. Make sure human recognision is on. (sometimes "Product showcast Set" is on and its disable human recognision)
6. i never take out the SD card , just connect the camera to a laptop and transfare to a PC
7. Geo tagging using "Imaging Edge" works well using bluthote only. setup once and its always auto connect.
25P using PAL setting still get Crop so you need to shoot 24P for free crop.
8. Make sure in lightroom you get the lens correction camera RAW for the 15mm f1.4. its a LCP File.
This camera lens always get in focus resoults and this lens is the sharpest i ever saw in my life.
There is no crop in 25p only in 30p. Maybe you had the Active stabilization mode on.
I have been loving your reviews on other cameras but never saw your face.... finally got to see your face today....
one of the best features, especially for content creators is the unlimited recording time for the videos... also there is crop at 4k@30 fps, but not at 4K@24 fps... so i want to know if there is crop at 4K@25 fps. dop let me know if there is crop at 4K@25 fps... thanks
I thought I was the only one that cared about Aperture priority in video mode 🤣. That is literally the only reason I didn't buy the R6 - bought the A7iv instead and have since spent another $5k+ on Sony lenses. Shame on you Canon!!
A lot of people care, but Canon somehow managed to hide that. Older Canon cameras didn't have that either, so Canon users are probably used to that.
It is interesting, because most of people say video should be done i manual mode with speed 1/2xFPS.
You can get this camera now for 640 € or 660 USD body only, which is an amazing value proposition. I have 4 of them in my studio.
Awesome as always, thanks!
Thank you!
I am happy with my DJI Osmo Pocket because it was a big upgrade from my first rather crappy Samsung camera but I feel the need for APS-C again as it does give you much better quality video and pictures in low light compared to a smartphone. This is probably the camera I am going to buy. Nice review and as always great scenery.
Honestly they look so much better compared to a dji
I wish Sony would release a successor to the a6000 series, but seeing as they are focused on vlog cameras, I don’t know when that would happen, if ever.
Back in 2016, Sony has clearly said that APS-C means entry-level / consumer to them, so higher-end APS-C cameras from Sony are very unlikely.
Seeing how the market is developing, it seems like a logical decision, to be honest.
Is the A6100 not that?
@@jaso.nguyen it has micro b connector - yuck
I would hope a new APSC body is in the works since they have recently released the 3 excellent quality wide lenses (11 f.1.8, 15 f1.4, 10-20 pz f4).
And even though the zv e10 is using the old sensor, it seems R&D is still going into the apsc format.
If they don’t release a new body I’d love at least an evf accessory for the zv e10.
I strongly disagree that the APSC format is only for beginners.
I have seen comparison portrait shots of an A7iv with the 85f1.8 and an A6400 with the sigma 56f1.4, I struggled mightily to see the difference.
Secondly size and weight matter a lot in many circumstances. The times of war and censorship we’re living in, photo journalism is going to become once again a dangerous job, it will be better to attract less attention with a discreet apsc format than with a big full frame setup… Hiking and travelling : the comparison of an A6400 with the 70-350 and an A7iv with the 100-400 in terms of seize and weight is very significant, and the difference in the quality of the shots, very minimal in decent lighting conditions… We all know the saying “the best camera is the one you have on you to capture the moment”, a lighter, easier to transport setup will always facilitate that.
And finally with the current economic recession and massive waves of layoffs, price is a big consideration and will be an even bigger one in the years to come, including for pros.
@@luism.2050 Sony APS-C cameras are fundamentally designed for beginners / consumers / vlogers. The overall relevancy of crop formats for various types of usage is a very complicated topic. It ultimately depends on the requirements of the user and viewing platform so any attempt to answer this question will always be just an opinion.
Which was the first full frame with the new color science from Sony? In the past I had a pair of Sony Nex APSC and the colors wasn't good. The skin tones were greenish
A7 III
this is an amazing tool, I use it for weddings, one A7iii on my right hand for photos, and the Zve10 for video on my left hand, with gyro stabilization I get awesome videos
This is a really great review -- you've identified the amazing features of this camera. I've been happy with it but keen on something more sturdy. What do you think would be the next step up, while still staying in the Sony system? I want to keep the headphone jack!
A7C if you want to go fullframe? If not maybe A6400/6600
@@F1REBEARD I like the idea of full frame but don't love the grip on the A7C
You can get A7 III or A7 IV in that case.
I had finished a trip in Indonesia malaysia and the philipnes with the NIkon Z6 28mm+40mm and never use he 40mm. Overall i had many out of focus photos. (never happned to me with DSLR) and also felt quite havey desite the pancket lenses.
I ordered the Sony ZV E10 and the new Sony 15mm f1.4G as a travel camera. Cant wait to test this combo. Hope the image quality will get close to my Z6 at half the weight and also APS-C cameras tend to be more in focus due to the smaller sensor. (I had the nikon z50 and didnt liked it ddue to the slow kit lens)
I will change Pal/NTSC setting to see if its crops at 25P. I also found that only 2 shoots bracketing produces amazing resoults when you merge to HDR in lightroom. You can pool crazy shadow highlights.
Lets have fun now with that camera and wait to next generation ZV E10 with IBIS, and better sensor. the 15mm f1.4G should be amazing
Hi bro
Have a nice time
I had a question, between a6400 and Zv-E10, which one is more suitable for photography? Although their specifications are very similar
I'd say the 6400 because of the view finder. Although, zv-e10 is still very good and much cheaper
Guys is only me receive the camera with out caplocks to camera and the lens ? Seems is weird that they not include the locks
Hello my friend, always glad to see a video from you🙂👍🏽 Luvin my 10😁
Hi man! You're not interested in the hyped 1 inch sensor the xiaomi 12s ultra? ;-) How do you think this phone would compare to this camera in terms of target audience?
I am generally not Interested in xiaomi 12s ultra :)
Photography-wise it's a bit of a bummer that it's not convenient to set up back button AF on this.
It is not meant for that kind of use at all.
@@TheHybridShooter yeah but with one extra custom button it could have been made to fit that need as well.
Keeping the control as simple as possible is a higher priority in ZV line. Those who want BB AF can go with A6400.
Great video as always!
Thank you!
Great video man!
Thank you!
Sony fe pz 16-50mm is the stock? Or did you buy it separately?
Separately, back in 2017.
@@TheHybridShooter thanks 😊
I bought this camera. Very beautiful Bratislava!
Does the camera work if I don’t buy a lens for it?
I bought this camera yesterday and I don’t have a lens. It’s blurry beyond belief, basically only identifying light. I’m a complete beginner with this stuff and can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong haha
No, it most definitely won't work without a lens :) Also be careful with exposed sensor, you will need to have it cleaned if a dust gets on it.
@@TheHybridShooter thanks, definitely not my proudest moment 😅
thanks for this one 👍👍
U seemed to gloss over the overheating issue of the Sony a7iv. Have u attempted to make contact with Sony Tech regarding the overheating issue? If so, what kind of response did u get? 😎😎
This is not A7 IV review. I am not experiencing overheating issues outside of the advertised performance, so I have no reason to contact Sony.
I think there is one mistake in your video - correct me if I am wrong but, from what I've seen, Sony ZV-E10 has (significant) crop in 4K30. No crop is actually main selling point of the Nikon Z-30 as far as I know. Nice video otherwise.
Yes, you are right, I didn't realize that. 24 / 25p is without a crop though and there is no reason to shoot in 30p, so that is not a big deal.
Sorry this is a question on your old video.....Bytheway my Nikon D5500 touch control isn't functioning though it has been activated..
Unfortunately, I can’t help you with that, I have sold my D5500 4 years ago
Great review of a very pragmatic camera, especially for people looking to a dedicated upgrade to their smartphones. Unfortunately for Sony, my iPhone 12 Pro Max just does the job I need it to without all the extra amount of time it takes to get a decent shot and process it, like all dedicated cameras. Still a very nice package especially at this price point. Thanks and Stay Safe. Always appreciate your videos.
I'll be interested to see what Sony does with their APS-C line in the future. They have used the same sensor (as far as I know) in the a6000, a5100, a6300, a6500, a6400, a6600, a6100, and ZV-e10. It's a good sensor, but I believe they will have to upgrade it if they want to keep interest in this line. Furthermore, the rolling shutter will need to be addressed, as that's a huge weakness in my opinion. What I did not realize is that on the ZV-e10 the 30p has no crop in 4k, unlike on my a6400. I would like to be able to shoot in 4k30 with no crop, so that makes the ZV-e10 more appealing to me than it was before.
As I have said in the video, Sony APS-C cameras are very pragmatic, so they don't necessarily have to fix those things, the target audience doesn't mind those downsides or older sensor technology. The price is much more important in this specific case.
@Daniels Loose Ends the rolling shutter is a long running problem with most APS-C and Full Frame cameras, some more than others. But the big upgrades in the later sony alpha aps-c cameras are mostly for video. There are lots of other things that are upgraded but the big ones are for video oriented use. Also the rolling shutter is not that bad with the newer cameras, it was a lot worse I think.
What do you think of this compared to the Panasonic GX9?
GX9 has IBIS and more controls, ZV-E10 is better at everything else.
What about Nikon z30 vlogging camera 20.9mega pixel, is it any good than Sony zv e10
I don’t know, I haven’t tested it.
You sound like the guy behind Daily Dose of Internet.
Will the ZV-E10 fit in a pocket?
Depends on the size of your pocket :)
@@TheHybridShooter Lets say the average shorts pocket
@@ryancampbell1151 not really, sony lacks of pancake lens, maybe the old 16mm f2.8
If there was a pancake lens then definitely, but I'm not sure there is. I can pretty easily pocket a Fuji xt20 which is bigger with its pancake
@Ryan Campbell no it will not. But most APS-C cameras will fit in a large jacket pocket or similar if you have a small lens, otherwise you have to remove the lens and put the camera in one pocket and the lens in the other. Remember to bring cleaning stuff to prevent dust etc. But it is doable and it is decent portable system that will give you much better pictures and video compared to a system with a small sensor.
Image looks like smaller?
Not sure what do you mean.
Very comprehensive video about this camera but did I hear you say at the end of this video that this camera cost 1,700 dollars?
No, you didn't. I have said that it bridges the gap between smartphones and cameras that cost 1700 dollars.
@@TheHybridShooter Thank you very much for explaining that, your video is by far the best and most informative one on TH-cam so far and I have watched at least 50 different ones because I want to invest into this camera.
Isn't this a little gem?
.. nice video 👍
Thank you!
Sony will probably update it’s entire APS-C line during the next 6 months. They just released their new top of the line FX-30 featuring their brand mew APS-C sensor which has a much faster read out speed up to 120 fps. So we can count on 4k 60 fps for the next gen consumer level APS-C line up.
Not really. The fact that they have put that sensor into FX camera means that wide adoption of latest technologies in Sony APS-C line is unlikely. Also, they wouldn’t have let Fujifilm use that sensor in X-H2S long before their own high-end APS-C camera if that was the case. We can’t count on anything when it comes to Sony APS-C.
I use 16-50 kit lens but its oss feels like 2.5stops or less I think.
By the way E10 is good entry body for content creator, sony should show us more efforts to aps-c market.
rolling shutter+catalyst browse=can fix a bit but crop 10% video.
No, gyro data has no affect on rolling shutter, it is "baked in". Rolling shutter is not an issue as long as you use wide angle, gyro stabilisation doesn't really work at longer focal lengths anyway.
4k 60? or only 4k 30fpS?
At the end of your video I thought I heard that the price of this camera is $1,700 am I hearing right or what
No, you are not hearing right. I have said that it bridges the gap between smartphones and cameras that cost 1700.
@@TheHybridShooter could u please explain what the bridge that cause 1700 us
@@amerkhalil1118 "Bridge the gap" is a common phrase in English language, it refers to something acts like an option in the middle.
St recording overheating problem
Not really, it has been significantly improved.
Zve10 is like apsc a7c lol
Not at all.
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In no way shall ppl be made to believe that the rolling shutter on these sensors (and cameras, the a6xxx series that is) is acceptable and workable for eg. vlogging and otg-videos without tripod. It is horrible. And sony OSS is just good enough for compensating for that during handheld still shots at best. Basically the gyro-solution with a wide angle lens to crop from, is the only viable way.
No. The severity of the rolling shutter in handheld shots is directly proportional to the focal length. Rolling shutter on Sony APS-C camera is an issue for example at 50mm, but not at ultra-wide focal lengths that are typically used for vlogging. People won't be waving the camera around at 50mm. Standard vlogging shots are usually done at about 10mm, where the rolling shutter is not an issue at all, even at 16mm, it is still fine. Gyro stabilisation doesn't affect the rolling shutter at all, as it is "baked" into the video file.
@@TheHybridShooter Ah well I thought catalyst software could do that but then obv. not that advanced then. But about wide angle - I switched from sony a6300/6400 solely bcuz in no way was neither 10-18 oss or 16-50 oss or unstabilized 12mm lens 'unaffected' by the horrible rolling shutter. Dizzy while watching really.
We will have to disagree on that. I have been using A6400 for a long time I have never had any major issues with rolling shutter at wide angles. At the point where the rolling shutter would affect ultra-wide shot, it would already be ruined by the movement itself, so I would qualify that as a horrible filming technique, not as horrible rolling shutter.
@@TheHybridShooter Nice one :) Have a good day.
Without EVF it is just for vlogging.
No, it actually isn't. I have used it for other stuff, as you can see in the video, and it was completely fine without EVF.
@@TheHybridShooter In strong sunlight the screen is almost useless, especially Sonys rather mediocre screenes.
Not really, the resolution is mediocre, but the brightness is completely fine. I have mostly been testing it direct sunlight and I haven't experienced any issues.
Those tiny EVFs that are usually put in this cameras at this price point won't help you much in direct sunlight either.
@@TheHybridShooter When you put your eye into an eyecup no light will intercept.
I have own an a6500 and now own an a7iv so I disagree. I have taken a lot of pictures in Austria too, and the EVF works ten times better than the screen even on a6500 with a mediocre EVF (and I of course used the eyecup).
A6500 is completely different case, it has much lower brightness and a huge dim when shooting video. That was fixed in later Sony APS-C cameras, you can't judge ZV-E10 screen by the performance of A6500 screen. Also, cameras at ZV-E10 price point usually have even smaller EVFs than A6500, so that is not a good reference either.