Just discovered your channel recently looking for fx30 content. Really enjoying what you have to say and now I'm just here to enjoy the cinematic qualities of your videos haha. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much, man. I'm really enjoying the FX30. Just got back from another day of using it and there's literally nothing I can't do with it. I don't really need a new camera that does things a little bit better. No one will see the difference except me.
The heating issue sounds like a real problem in ZVE1. Some of the guys who got the renew unit couldn't go past 15 minutes in the 4k 30 fps mode, not even 60! I have no idea why sony put a sony A7SIII sensor with 10 bit 4.2.2 inside an all plastic body with no heatsink or fan. This made me reconsider
I am in agreement with the value proposition of the FX30. It is so easy to pull off the shelf to shoot with. I will sit on the sidelines for ZVE1 and watch the marketplace response. We own the RED Komodo and the FX30. It is the appropriate kit at the point. Keep up the commentary.
I think the ZV-E1 is a great camera. I am considering it as a brother to my FX30. It has the same low light capable sensor as the FX3 and A7Siii. The stability is actually the best of any Sony camera at the moment. At least that's what I've seen from several videos. Plus, I actually like the built in creative looks along with the faux anamorphic framing. They can be used to shoot fun shorts without having to do a lot of post work. It's a full frame camera, so I don't know what people are complaining about cropping. I've yet to hear any such complaints from FX3 users. The Director of Photography for "Dune" is shooting a feature film with the FX3. And the ZV-E1 has the same sensor. So, there will be no real issue with the image quality of the ZV-E1. The overheating issues are only a thing for people shooting weddings and long form interviews. As a filmmaker, I mostly shoot short shots. Plus, since Sony has acknowledged the overheating, they will most likely have a firmware update to address it. As well, Sony cameras come with the High Temp setting to reduce overheating. At the moment, I am not able to get the ZV-E1. But, it is definitely a choice I am considering. I have the FX30, so I am in no rush. Either way, Sony made a pretty bold move with the ZV-E1. I think it will sell quite well despite its price.
I still go back and forth between the FX30 and A7IV. Not sure the ZV-E1 makes sense for me, as I do a lot of hybrid shooting. Maybe I'll stick with the ZV-e10 for a few years and see. I know I don't want to have two cameras. Low light and stability is what keeps me up and night.
The stabilization doesn't work in low light at all. The camera in Canada where we are is so expensive 3000$ plus tax body only plus a lens. Also it overheats plus the lens is so big. Sony needs to make small size FF lenses. I think is overpriced. You can get same bokeh with the FX30. As for lowlight in a control environment or outside in Toronto at night is very clean. Sony should price it at 1399. Thank you for your input. I'm also enjoying the FX30. I prefer cinema cameras.
Thank you :) The FX30 is so good, and you're right! It seems to be way too expensive. Overall, the FX30 is not only a better build kit but it's also much more professional and reliable.
@@noisackda2564 Absolutely. I just want to mention that you're an incredibly talented filmmaker. Your color editing is amazing. I really enjoy your cinematic videos and also that I subscribed today. Also I like your ubiased opinion on this camera. On YT Sony Paid influencers to promote this camera and is not good. Is more like an informecial their videos. This new Sony ZVE1 is not cinematic at all and I'm not going to list the negatives as you're a connaisseur. I personally prefer shooting with Super 35 even with our red cameras. Thank you again for your beautiful art that you're sharing here.
@@jennifergala Thank you so much! I never thought I would enjoy the art of filming so much TBH. Fialed photography and sound and video in high school. Just rediscovered the art of film as an adult and really enjoying it :) I'm still on the fence about this camera TBH. There are some things that I'm liking from the specs, but I have a couple months to think about it some more. I might just buy it and return it after i've reviewed it :P Again thank you so much. Means a lot coming from you.
I have an fx6 and I think the ZVE1 will be a really good b-cam 😉👍🏻 I don’t film weddings or longer terms, so I think for holidays this small full frame 🎥 is a beast 😅
I am in a similar dilemma as you do though my issue is if I should get an FX30 or the new ZV1. Half of my glass are APSC and I am half hearted with stepping up to full frame. I currently have a ZV E10 that kinda taught me how to shoot video and really the only reason for the upgrade is getting 10bit
I think the logical step is the FX30 TBH. You already have glass to go with it. I know you are looking at 10bit but I feel the best things about the FX30 over the ZVE10 are less crop and much better rolling shutter and stability. You can also Upload luts to preview. This alone has helped me out quite a bit.
Thank you! Short answer is yes. Long answer is you have to know quite a bit like how to edit color properly. The camera itself won't allow you to capture perfect footage out of the box. You have to really invest hours into learning it. Do you know the basic functions of a camera like F-stop and shutter speeds and stuff? If you plan on investing time in it then the ZVE10 is phenomenal. Everything you see here is done 100% with the camera. I don't think it would be possible to shoot and edit something that looks like this on a cell phone.
Here's a video I made with the ZVE10 that did not need color adjustments. If you buy this camera and got the Sony 11mm F1.8 and copied my settings the footage should look close to what's in this video. If you think this is better footage than your phone then I would go for it. Also factor in the cost of the lens itself. All the best th-cam.com/video/Mnb2vk12RVk/w-d-xo.html
Hey thanks for your reply. I'm thinking of getting the zve10 and pairing it with the sigma 16mm 1.4. Besides the stability the zve10 really pushes above its weight class. I use filmora 9 so hopefully I can color grade through that editing software.
@@fulltankweekend Nice! Are you planning on vlogging your face? I'm only asking because if so, the 16mm will be too cropped in if you're holding your camera while vlogging. Otherwise amazing lens :)
I am. I do adventure videos. I do have a switch pod tripod I use all the time so it should give me enough length to look wide. I currently use 1080p samsung s10 and 4k dji pocket 2 but want better looking video. I always hear to get a bigger sensor and better lens to get vibrant video.
I’m in the same boat, I need two cameras. I wanted them for a podcast. I’m deciding between a74 & zv e10, zv e1 & zv e10, fx30 & zv e10, or I should I just go with 2 zv e 10s and save money? I love that auto framing feature on the zv e1! It would make solo shot b roll so much easier ugh
There are a lot of ways you can go here. For podcasting, I think the ZVE1 is out of the question due to overheating. The ZVE10 is fine if you lock it off. I use mine as a webcam hooked up to an Elgato 4K and it works very well. I think the obvious choice would be the FX30 TBH. It's a workhorse. It has an internal fan and will never overheat. The kit is also very well built. Very professional. If you ever decided to shoot something professional and roll up with the FX30 people will take you more seriously haha.
I'm using the very low-spec ZVE10 haha. I was surprised how they came out as well. Goes to show that perhaps it isn't so much the camera that's important.
My fiance just ordered a FX30 as a birthday surprise for me (ive been wanting one), now im not sure if i really want the fx30 or just go with full frame - a74 or ZVE1 - to pair with my A73. Tough times
I think it depends on what's important to you. I can say that the FX30 is amazing. The build quality and reliability are phenomenal. It beats out the ZVE10 on pretty much everything except low light and stability. Not to say that low light and stability are terrible on the FX30. It's pretty amazing actually. The footage when shot in SLOG3 will appear grainy but as soon as you apply a LUT it cleans right up. I honestly think these are two of the best cameras for video at this price range. There's also the lumix s5ii but then it gets complicated haha.
@@noisackda2564 crazy you mention s5ii-x cause im really considering going back to lumix and getting that one (previous gh5 user) haha. My use would be primarily filming family and going around with our 2 year old. im just worried that the videos we take on our trips or on a daily might end up terrible or unusable at times, due to lowlight. Ive been really searching hard for fx30 videos around youtube but I just couldnt find one that would be a nice reference for a family/kid portrait video if that makes sense. Most that Ive seen has this dark contrasty vibe to it. appreciate the response btw, really enjoying your content and film. one of the reasons why Im leaning towards the fx30 haha cheers
@@gucheefam I have a soft spot for Panasonic as well. My first ever," Serious" Camera was the GF1. I know! Super old haha. I honestly think that the new Panasonic would be the best choice in the fact that the stability is second to none, and colors look so good strait our of camera. Not Fuji good but damn good. With that said, The FX30 is also very good. Active stability is amazing and there's nothing that can touch Sony when it comes to autofocus. If you plan on shooting on the daytime then there's really nothing you need to worry about. Plus if you don't like to color grade Sony has scinetone that looks amazing trait out of camera. The good thing is you have some amazing choices now. The ZVE1 is coming out and according to specs. There's nothing that compares in that price range. If you don't shoot continuously over 30 min you should be fine. Then again, I don't know a single person that shoots over 15min continuously haha.
As someone who enjoyed your last cinematic vlog (the train ride scene was hard), the dense buttery image funneled out of the pipeline of 4K full readout 12 MP sensor, not to mention the unrivaled lowlight capability, will definitely lend itself to the Wong Kar Wai film vibes you seem to have got going for your cinematic vlogs. I'd say cop it and pump out some vloggy style cinematics with aesthetically pleasing imageries for the next couple years and switch to FX3m2. Having said that, your FX30 is fine.
Damn dude! Wong Kar Wai!! ❤ Thanks so much. It's so hard! Why does Sony do this? I could skip out this year and see what Sony brings out next year. The FX30 still has some untapped potential I think. Any shortcomings are user errors. I'm still learning quite a bit. Thanks though.
@@robertaltman222 You could benefit from a higher MP sensor if you are a photographer, but as far as video, 12MP is the native 4K resolution. 12MP is what allows the FX3 (and ZV-E1) to be such a competent video shooter. The FX3 does not have to downsample, so doesn't create large amounts of heat, so can read out its full sensor very quickly, resulting in buttery smooth raw image with world class rolling shutter performance, not to mention its lowlight capability being a full frame sensor.
@@robertaltman222FX30 got nothing on FX3 when it comes to noise reduction and sharpness isn't necessarily what makes video pleasing to look at, especially if you are going for more of a cinematic feel like Gabba. There is a reason Arri Alexa has only 7.5 MPs. If the MP was the sole determining factor in the quality of video, you might be better off with the 100MP Samsung Galaxy S23.
Hey man, just discovered your channel and I really like your cinematic art approach! Amazing how much you are able to pull out of the ZV E10! Makes me want to learn about color grading to maximize my ZV E10 and A7IV, but I'm afraid, since I'm partly color blind :D Currently I just film my videos in standard profile and upload to YT, but seeing your footage really wants me to dig into this topic more. Hope this shows you there are also people out here on the other side of the planet, who like your cinematic art approach :) On the topic of ZV E1 I agree the price is high. But somehow I don't understand, why people complain about it so much. If it is out of your budget don't buy it and walk away, no hard feelings. Within the Sony eco system there are sooo many options to chose. Literly from 500,- APSc / compact cameras up to sky's the limit cinema cameras. And other brands also offer extremely good alternatives. There is plenty of options for every person, even if it is "only" your phone. I'm curious if you will keep your pre order, but I understand your internal debate. Me personally am a photo / video beginner, but I like to try out different cameras just for fun and curiosity Anyway you have a new sub from Germany :)
Hello from Canada :) That's what I love about youtube. I get to speak with so many people from around the world. Amazing :) You should definitely look into color grading. At first, it was a chore because it was tough, and I was bad at it, but now I shoot simply because I want to color grade. It goes from capturing the world with your camera to creating art. It's so gratifying. I agree with everything you said about people complaining. You're right! How can you be upset with choice right? There's a camera for everyone and that's awesome! Anyway, thanks for the kind words.
No gimbal for me. I need to be able to travel very light because I carry my camera everywhere I go. That’s why image stability is priority. The FX30 is perfect for this and it looks like the ZVE1 might even be better :). For the FX30 I prefer the 15mm f1.5 lens and for the ZVE1 I’m thinking nothing wider than a 20mm. I’m looking at a couple lenses. There’s a sigma 16-28mm and a tamron 17-28mm but if I can get away with the Sony 20mm prime I’ll go with that. Thanks for the comment
@@noisackda2564 FF 16-35 had me interested, but its f4 is likely not low enough for you. Btw! Love seeing your stories told in Ontario. I grew up in Scarborough, but now live in Calgary.
great video! hmm if you didn't have the FX-30 or if you were able to sell it for full msrp, would you switch over to the ZV-E1 instead or would you stick with the FX-30 even then?
That's the conundrum I'm having at the moment. I've been asked to film a mini-documentary for my work and I'm imagining how nervous I would be if I just had the ZVE1 with the overheating and single battery. If it was a paying gig I would rather go with the FX30 but if I had both with me I would use the ZVE1 and have the FX30 as a backup if things went south. Short answer is I would keep both.
My suggestion would be to push the limits of your FX30 first before moving on to the "bigger and better things". The FX30 is pretty sweet and I'm excited to continue to play with it more and more. You can always wait and see what other people say when they get legitimate testing out of it, like a month of solid use - kinda thing. Specs look sweet - but I don't regret having the FX30.
@@noisackda2564 Gear Acquiring Syndrome is very much a thing - the more you watch other big-boy TH-camrs the easier it is to get sucked into it. Last couple months you’ve developed your style, so establish your look - the FX30 definitely is a work-horse for APSC. Lots of stuff to shoot and do, especially in (I assume Toronto).
@@jondoeslifestuff Yes I'm in Toronto :) and again, you are right. Hopefully, this FOMO goes away and common sense will kick in haha. I'm super stupid though so probably not.
I am thinking about upgrading from the Sony a6400 I started my channel with to the ZV-E1! I couldn’t justify the cost of the FX3 but at almost half the price I think it’s a deal. I can’t wait for all of that low light capable 10-bit full frame goodness. I have started to move towards full frame glass and I typically shoot shorter clips so the overheating issues don’t worry me much. I almost pulled the trigger on the FX30 a few months ago. That is a very capable camera so if I was in your shoes I’m not sure I would get it either. My a6400 is still okay but I really want that 10-bit color. The a6400 will become my go to for photos with its higher megapixel sensor. Good insight. Nice video!
Hey man. Thanks for the kind words. If you're coming from the a6400 you will see a huge bump in IQ with either the FX30 or the ZVE1 due to clean stability and the way the new sensors handle color roll off. 4K 60 and 120p are also a good reason to upgrade but the biggest game changer for me is being able to shoot propper SLOG3 with a preview lut installed. It pretty much ensures you hit the proper exposure every time. It's like a cheat sheet. So the combination of smooth 10 bit and crazy good image stability will be a huge game changer for you, and it does sound like the ZV-E1 is the perfect camera for you. All the best :)
Until they fix the overheating, at any price the value is compromised to me. I get all the first reviewers were trying to back Sony trying to frame it as a 'vlogger' camera and feature the recording time limits as a non-issue because in that creative space they say no one needs it, but really...no thanks. I bought the ZV-E10 to do some YT content, but for short clips I needed for work. Ended up being my main webcam, streaming cam, event cam, and more without needing to compromise. And really, going from any APSC system to a full frame is going to cost more than the camera, unless you are going to compromise there and use the APSC lenses to start and take time to save for the FF lenses. I dunno, I am still waiting to see some new sensors to address rolling shutter, resolutions and frame rates without crop before getting something. I think the FX30 would be perfect if it had a little less noise and better dual base ISO personally. But I could buy that right now and get a great bump in quality for the work I do, without any real compromise or need to update my whole APSC to FF setup. Beyond that, the FX3 is one my regular notifications for used gear. When other cameras update this year I think there could be a $$$ drop there.
Can’t say I disagree with you. It’s hard to recommend for everyone. It may work for some though. For my style of shooting I think it works perfectly, but it would be a minor bump in image quality at a heavy cost. Not sure if I’ll pick it up.
I think the 30% crop and upscaling could wreck the video quality in vlog usage. Maybe it works in short clips similar to like how you would use 120 fps but in longer videos there's more time to notice the lowered quality.
HI Gabba, Im A7S3 user for two years and very happy about this camera. Fx30 will be best for my B-Camera for interviews. ZV E1 Sounds great but for professional point of view lack of dual SD card slots for backup and issue with overheating are very bad idea in my case. 07:09 Is that CR-Z ? I have 2011 pearl with mugen bodykit :) Greetings from Poland
Over heating pretty much means it’s a no go for a lot of people so you’re right. It’s irresponsible for professional work. I’m just fortunate I’m not a professional hehehe! Ya that’s a CR-Z. It’s my brothers baby 🤣🤣🤣
People are hating on Sony for the ZVE1 vs A7s3, but the truth is that it's better to compete against your own brand. Sony has to do what they have to do. On the other hand, the FX30 is an excellent choice for aspiring filmmakers. Remember, it's not just about your current situation; it's about the journey and the progress you make along the way.
Couldn’t agree more. It’s all about choice and everyone is different and has different priorities. At least Sony is catering to everyone and producing compelling products. I for one am super excited.
I always use the movie Collateral with Tom Cruise and Jamie Fox...the movie was shot on video, it is grainy, soft etc..with the FX30 you could make a movie like Collateral with less noise, sharper, better colours...yet it is the story, the acting that we cannot reproduce...my point is that the FX30 is a slick piece of technology..it is no longer about the camera..
Agreed 100% but I do love a nice clean image though :P There's also the fact that the ZVE1 is going to have a lot of quality-of-life improvements that will expedite my creative process. The three-capsule mic is oddly enough a huge deal for me and so are the stability and low-light capabilities. Essentially less time in post-cleaning up things like grain and stability so I can enjoy more time with the family. Of course, I'm making excuses because I want a new toy :P The FX30 isn't going anywhere, This is a pro-grade camera and is much more reliable than the ZVE1. If I'm doing professional work I wouldn't feel comfortable with the ZVE1 TBH. One card slot and overheating is no bueno haha. ZVE1 is going to be the fun-time camera :P
@@noisackda2564 who cares about you? you should have made a private video if this was just a self reflection or just talk in your head and save the hard drive space......
It’s a pass for me. The sensor and some AI features are appealing, but I think the poor screen, single card slot, lack of weather sealing, and overheating will temper the current excitement for a lot of people soon. I presently shoot a couple older Sony and Canon bodies, but I’ll wait for the tech to trickle into future Sony releases or perhaps see what Lumix does. But if the ZV-E1 works for you, more power. I do enjoy your channel. 👍🏼
@@abrafi4713 I hear what you're saying, but Dan Watson got it to overheat in 4K60 in just 5 minutes. Check out his review. There's a lot of hype around this camera right now because of the new features in a "more affordable camera with the same sensor as the FX6!". But when the dust settles, will the pros out weight the cons...who knows? That will depend on the individual user. I definitely want to see more reviews from people who buy the camera with their own hard-earned cash. I don't want this camera to fail and maybe I'll change my mind on it later, but right now I'm not going to take a $2200+tax chance on a camera that I have reservations about and doesn't really check all the boxes for me. YMMV.
Hi. New Sub. I have a zve10 but suck at using it. hoping to learn from you. The zve1 looks great but don't forget how expensive the glass is going to cost. The body is just the beginning. I know you know that but you're trying to not think about it, right? :) I think the zve1 is great but it's more of an experiment of new tech for Sony. I think you should wait for the next version. By then, you'll be ready for it too. And your fx30 will be older too. That said, Id love to see your content with the new camera. haha
Noi! I was going to ask your name but saw it when I went to your channel when I noticed you changed your picture. I like it. Eventually we all want to know what is up with the channel name gabba raisin. I see you are at 969 subs now. That means 31 subs to monetization and you deserve it. I believe you will reach that before you get the zv-e1. We shall see. Keep 'em coming! See ya!
Haha! You want to know something funny? I made this channel as a joke to post a short clip so my brother-in-law could view a video I shot. I just made the dumbest name I could find. Very low-effort stuff but then I continued to post videos for fun and here we are. Thanks for the kindness Tim. I'm enjoying the ride so far :)
@@noisackda2564 me too Noi! It is definitely my creative outlet. When I think about what I would like to do in retirement, it would be this. Travel and make content about it. Watch it back later. If I make it with the knowledge that others will see it, it pushes me to make better memories, in a healthy way.
@@TimBrownTown Yes, this is how I see it as well. My parents never documented anything and so all those memories are almost lost. I don't want to repeat that with my family.
@@noisackda2564 My dad was Navy. We lived in the Philippines, Japan, Hawaii, Alaska, and California. we took a good bit of pics but lost our betamax videos because we waited so long to convert them. We also took so many pics of my son growing up but I remember moments I wish I would have recorded so I could hear his baby voice, see him move, etc. I do have some, but not as much as I'd like. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is with a thousand pictures.
Does the FX30 LED screen allow you to use touch to changes menu settings? - Or is it just touch for focus like the ZVE10 ? I understand the new ZV e1 does have a full menu touch screen. Would be great to know. Thanks!
I'm not so sure either. I am not so sure about the stab on the ZV-E1. Someone did a vlog (maybe Gerald Undone) and walked normal and it wasn't that great. I have a hunch that a lot of the videos are being tweaked or run through a stabilizer so they don't trash the camera and bite the Sony hands that feed them. Also with only 12 megapixels, the crop might do more to the image than it does in the FX30 or even ZVE10 because they are downsampled from 6k. Not sure. That lowlight is crazy though! That second base ISO at like 10,000 is insane.
I never know what to believe. I thought of you actually when they announced it. I'm like, damn! If this thing is as good as they say. Tim is going to love this camera haha. Yeah, that second base iso is almost impossible to believe. What sort of witch craft is this?
@@noisackda2564 I thought of you as well and wondered if you'd want it over your FX30. I'm not so sure if I would thiugh. It would be the perfect camera for me if it were a little less expensive. I want to see more of how the stab really is and how it performs in 90+ degree weather. It gets really hot here in the summer and I'd like to be able to take it on vacation. I'm hesitant to bring the zv-e10 with me at times for fear it might get stolen let alone something even more expensive. There are a few Tamron lenses that aren't that expensive that would work well with it. I'm thinking 17-28 f/2.8 maybe. Personally, I just like a natural amount of Bokeh like what your natural eyes might produce. The lower apertures are necessary in the aps-c for lowlight. I'm thinking this might do well enough with f2.8. Again, I want to see more comparisons first.
@@TimBrownTown Well, If I get the camera, expect to see a lot of coverage haha, and you know I don't fluff anything. I am the true definition of run and gun. I don't even know how to fake stuff to make it seem better than it is. I think you have a good reason to be concerned regarding the heat where you live. That is one thing I wouldn't be able to test for you.
@@noisackda2564 come to think of it, I'd 100% get it if I were you. You can always return it after reviewing it if you don't want to keep it. I know if I get it in my hands, I won't let go so I'm not even going to tempt myself. Definitely looking forward to seeing more of your content. It just keeps getting better from you. I did notice the audio seemed a little off in this one, but I loved how you went back to some B-roll while you were commentating. 👍
@@TimBrownTown Haha! Funny what you say about getting your hands on something and not letting it go. That sounds like me. Thanks for the kind words man, appreciate it. The audio was recorded with the ZVE10 internal mic. Nice catch.
do you think the price on the fx30 will drop after the zve1 is on the market for a bit? i clicked on this channel a couple months back looking at fx30 content. i was thinking u were gonna have a couple thousand subs in a few weeks. seriously underrated :(
Aw man. I appreciate it :) TH-cam is tough but I love it. It's therapy for me. I don't think I'll ever hit a high number of subs but I hope I'm wrong. I don't think the price of the FX30 will drop. It's already an insane deal. Perhaps small drops during Black Friday. If you are interested in it though I would keep a lookout in the coming months for second-hand units. I imagine a lot of people are going to sell to offset the cost to buy a ZVE1 :)
Your channel is not even monetized yet you are burning through ZVE10, FX30 and now ZVE1 in a blink of an eye. So, vlogging is your excuse to burn mid life crisis money? The more sensible approach is to chase for monetization and reinvest the profit into gear. But hey, you money, you call. All power to you bro. Bring up all the ZVE1 content!
Hahaha! I have serious issues. TBH, I never thought my channel would get over even 100 followers. I'm only doing this for fun. I love tech so these cameras are so fun to me. I prefer them over vacations lol, but thanks for the concern. I need more people to talk sense into me TBH.
@@noisackda2564 In that sense just go for FX3 straight instead of going this windy road of upgrading every season. With ZVE1 you still worry about overheating and not having CIne EI etc and you may wonder and even "upgrade" when your GAS strikes. With FX3 there is no way up unless there is an FX4 in the future.
But in this case the FX3 doesnt have all that @Gabba Raisin wanted and E1 does. I was also looking into FX3 but still no firmware update with new features that cheaper models have and thats my reason not buying it. For vloggers I think the E1 is the best choice, you don´t use it for hours, only minutes and the compact size with all that specs. is really incredible!
@@shilonglam This. I've spoken to a few people who have hands-on with the new camera and it's made very specifically for vloggers. People who don't want to fuss and people who shoot short-form content.
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Just discovered your channel recently looking for fx30 content. Really enjoying what you have to say and now I'm just here to enjoy the cinematic qualities of your videos haha. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much, man. I'm really enjoying the FX30. Just got back from another day of using it and there's literally nothing I can't do with it. I don't really need a new camera that does things a little bit better. No one will see the difference except me.
i feel alot less alone watching you - im grateful for your videos
☺ Thank you
The heating issue sounds like a real problem in ZVE1. Some of the guys who got the renew unit couldn't go past 15 minutes in the 4k 30 fps mode, not even 60! I have no idea why sony put a sony A7SIII sensor with 10 bit 4.2.2 inside an all plastic body with no heatsink or fan. This made me reconsider
Really?!?! That's not good :(
I just got my FX30 for vlogging.
It's definitely not dead.
Love your videos.
Ah man congrats! It's so good! Also thank you for the support. I personally love vlogs over anything else.
I am in agreement with the value proposition of the FX30. It is so easy to pull off the shelf to shoot with. I will sit on the sidelines for ZVE1 and watch the marketplace response. We own the RED Komodo and the FX30. It is the appropriate kit at the point. Keep up the commentary.
For sure. I think I may do the same and wait it out. At this point it isn’t a question of need but want haha.
I think the ZV-E1 is a great camera. I am considering it as a brother to my FX30. It has the same low light capable sensor as the FX3 and A7Siii. The stability is actually the best of any Sony camera at the moment. At least that's what I've seen from several videos. Plus, I actually like the built in creative looks along with the faux anamorphic framing. They can be used to shoot fun shorts without having to do a lot of post work. It's a full frame camera, so I don't know what people are complaining about cropping. I've yet to hear any such complaints from FX3 users.
The Director of Photography for "Dune" is shooting a feature film with the FX3. And the ZV-E1 has the same sensor. So, there will be no real issue with the image quality of the ZV-E1. The overheating issues are only a thing for people shooting weddings and long form interviews. As a filmmaker, I mostly shoot short shots. Plus, since Sony has acknowledged the overheating, they will most likely have a firmware update to address it. As well, Sony cameras come with the High Temp setting to reduce overheating.
At the moment, I am not able to get the ZV-E1. But, it is definitely a choice I am considering. I have the FX30, so I am in no rush. Either way, Sony made a pretty bold move with the ZV-E1. I think it will sell quite well despite its price.
You're supposed to talk me out of it haha! I agree with you 100% What an exciting time :)
Great comment 👌🏻
I still go back and forth between the FX30 and A7IV. Not sure the ZV-E1 makes sense for me, as I do a lot of hybrid shooting. Maybe I'll stick with the ZV-e10 for a few years and see. I know I don't want to have two cameras. Low light and stability is what keeps me up and night.
Yeah if you're a hybrid shooter I would for sure stay away from the ZVE1. I think you have the perfect set-up right now TBH.
The stabilization doesn't work in low light at all. The camera in Canada where we are is so expensive 3000$ plus tax body only plus a lens. Also it overheats plus the lens is so big. Sony needs to make small size FF lenses. I think is overpriced. You can get same bokeh with the FX30. As for lowlight in a control environment or outside in Toronto at night is very clean. Sony should price it at 1399. Thank you for your input. I'm also enjoying the FX30. I prefer cinema cameras.
Thank you :) The FX30 is so good, and you're right! It seems to be way too expensive. Overall, the FX30 is not only a better build kit but it's also much more professional and reliable.
@@noisackda2564 Absolutely. I just want to mention that you're an incredibly talented filmmaker. Your color editing is amazing. I really enjoy your cinematic videos and also that I subscribed today. Also I like your ubiased opinion on this camera. On YT Sony Paid influencers to promote this camera and is not good. Is more like an informecial their videos. This new Sony ZVE1 is not cinematic at all and I'm not going to list the negatives as you're a connaisseur. I personally prefer shooting with Super 35 even with our red cameras. Thank you again for your beautiful art that you're sharing here.
@@jennifergala Thank you so much! I never thought I would enjoy the art of filming so much TBH. Fialed photography and sound and video in high school. Just rediscovered the art of film as an adult and really enjoying it :) I'm still on the fence about this camera TBH. There are some things that I'm liking from the specs, but I have a couple months to think about it some more. I might just buy it and return it after i've reviewed it :P Again thank you so much. Means a lot coming from you.
I have an fx6 and I think the ZVE1 will be a really good b-cam 😉👍🏻 I don’t film weddings or longer terms, so I think for holidays this small full frame 🎥 is a beast 😅
wow! This coming from an FX6 owner. That's high praise. Stop convincing me to get this camera haha!!
I am in a similar dilemma as you do though my issue is if I should get an FX30 or the new ZV1. Half of my glass are APSC and I am half hearted with stepping up to full frame. I currently have a ZV E10 that kinda taught me how to shoot video and really the only reason for the upgrade is getting 10bit
I think the logical step is the FX30 TBH. You already have glass to go with it. I know you are looking at 10bit but I feel the best things about the FX30 over the ZVE10 are less crop and much better rolling shutter and stability. You can also Upload luts to preview. This alone has helped me out quite a bit.
Hey great videos bud. I'm trying to up my videos from a cell phone. Is the zve10 in your opinion enough to make videos pop over cell phone videos?
Thank you! Short answer is yes. Long answer is you have to know quite a bit like how to edit color properly. The camera itself won't allow you to capture perfect footage out of the box. You have to really invest hours into learning it. Do you know the basic functions of a camera like F-stop and shutter speeds and stuff? If you plan on investing time in it then the ZVE10 is phenomenal. Everything you see here is done 100% with the camera. I don't think it would be possible to shoot and edit something that looks like this on a cell phone.
Here's a video I made with the ZVE10 that did not need color adjustments. If you buy this camera and got the Sony 11mm F1.8 and copied my settings the footage should look close to what's in this video. If you think this is better footage than your phone then I would go for it. Also factor in the cost of the lens itself. All the best th-cam.com/video/Mnb2vk12RVk/w-d-xo.html
Hey thanks for your reply. I'm thinking of getting the zve10 and pairing it with the sigma 16mm 1.4. Besides the stability the zve10 really pushes above its weight class. I use filmora 9 so hopefully I can color grade through that editing software.
@@fulltankweekend Nice! Are you planning on vlogging your face? I'm only asking because if so, the 16mm will be too cropped in if you're holding your camera while vlogging. Otherwise amazing lens :)
I am. I do adventure videos. I do have a switch pod tripod I use all the time so it should give me enough length to look wide. I currently use 1080p samsung s10 and 4k dji pocket 2 but want better looking video. I always hear to get a bigger sensor and better lens to get vibrant video.
I dunno if i wanna do it over my a7s3 . But the built it mic sounds like a plus.
I personally think the a7siii is a better camera but it's too big for me and yeah, the mic is perfect for me and the way I vlog.
I’m in the same boat, I need two cameras. I wanted them for a podcast. I’m deciding between a74 & zv e10, zv e1 & zv e10, fx30 & zv e10, or I should I just go with 2 zv e 10s and save money? I love that auto framing feature on the zv e1! It would make solo shot b roll so much easier ugh
There are a lot of ways you can go here. For podcasting, I think the ZVE1 is out of the question due to overheating. The ZVE10 is fine if you lock it off. I use mine as a webcam hooked up to an Elgato 4K and it works very well. I think the obvious choice would be the FX30 TBH. It's a workhorse. It has an internal fan and will never overheat. The kit is also very well built. Very professional. If you ever decided to shoot something professional and roll up with the FX30 people will take you more seriously haha.
hi which kamera did u used to thos footage record ? looks amazining
I'm using the very low-spec ZVE10 haha. I was surprised how they came out as well. Goes to show that perhaps it isn't so much the camera that's important.
My fiance just ordered a FX30 as a birthday surprise for me (ive been wanting one), now im not sure if i really want the fx30 or just go with full frame - a74 or ZVE1 - to pair with my A73. Tough times
I think it depends on what's important to you. I can say that the FX30 is amazing. The build quality and reliability are phenomenal. It beats out the ZVE10 on pretty much everything except low light and stability. Not to say that low light and stability are terrible on the FX30. It's pretty amazing actually. The footage when shot in SLOG3 will appear grainy but as soon as you apply a LUT it cleans right up. I honestly think these are two of the best cameras for video at this price range. There's also the lumix s5ii but then it gets complicated haha.
@@noisackda2564 crazy you mention s5ii-x cause im really considering going back to lumix and getting that one (previous gh5 user) haha.
My use would be primarily filming family and going around with our 2 year old. im just worried that the videos we take on our trips or on a daily might end up terrible or unusable at times, due to lowlight.
Ive been really searching hard for fx30 videos around youtube but I just couldnt find one that would be a nice reference for a family/kid portrait video if that makes sense. Most that Ive seen has this dark contrasty vibe to it.
appreciate the response btw, really enjoying your content and film. one of the reasons why Im leaning towards the fx30 haha cheers
@@gucheefam I have a soft spot for Panasonic as well. My first ever," Serious" Camera was the GF1. I know! Super old haha. I honestly think that the new Panasonic would be the best choice in the fact that the stability is second to none, and colors look so good strait our of camera. Not Fuji good but damn good. With that said, The FX30 is also very good. Active stability is amazing and there's nothing that can touch Sony when it comes to autofocus. If you plan on shooting on the daytime then there's really nothing you need to worry about. Plus if you don't like to color grade Sony has scinetone that looks amazing trait out of camera. The good thing is you have some amazing choices now. The ZVE1 is coming out and according to specs. There's nothing that compares in that price range. If you don't shoot continuously over 30 min you should be fine. Then again, I don't know a single person that shoots over 15min continuously haha.
As someone who enjoyed your last cinematic vlog (the train ride scene was hard), the dense buttery image funneled out of the pipeline of 4K full readout 12 MP sensor, not to mention the unrivaled lowlight capability, will definitely lend itself to the Wong Kar Wai film vibes you seem to have got going for your cinematic vlogs. I'd say cop it and pump out some vloggy style cinematics with aesthetically pleasing imageries for the next couple years and switch to FX3m2. Having said that, your FX30 is fine.
Damn dude! Wong Kar Wai!! ❤ Thanks so much. It's so hard! Why does Sony do this? I could skip out this year and see what Sony brings out next year. The FX30 still has some untapped potential I think. Any shortcomings are user errors. I'm still learning quite a bit. Thanks though.
Actually the FX 30 image is downsampled from a 26MP sensor- even better!!!
@@robertaltman222 You could benefit from a higher MP sensor if you are a photographer, but as far as video, 12MP is the native 4K resolution. 12MP is what allows the FX3 (and ZV-E1) to be such a competent video shooter. The FX3 does not have to downsample, so doesn't create large amounts of heat, so can read out its full sensor very quickly, resulting in buttery smooth raw image with world class rolling shutter performance, not to mention its lowlight capability being a full frame sensor.
@@tyrellarchives7852 Actually oversampling very much improves video/film imaging (reduces noise/improves perceived sharpness/reduces aliasing)
@@robertaltman222FX30 got nothing on FX3 when it comes to noise reduction and sharpness isn't necessarily what makes video pleasing to look at, especially if you are going for more of a cinematic feel like Gabba. There is a reason Arri Alexa has only 7.5 MPs. If the MP was the sole determining factor in the quality of video, you might be better off with the 100MP Samsung Galaxy S23.
I'm on the same Journey as you same. Same everything I'm just upset about the fx3 which I bought a couple months ago
FX3 is amazing though. I think that's a far superior camera TBH.
Hey man, just discovered your channel and I really like your cinematic art approach! Amazing how much you are able to pull out of the ZV E10! Makes me want to learn about color grading to maximize my ZV E10 and A7IV, but I'm afraid, since I'm partly color blind :D
Currently I just film my videos in standard profile and upload to YT, but seeing your footage really wants me to dig into this topic more.
Hope this shows you there are also people out here on the other side of the planet, who like your cinematic art approach :)
On the topic of ZV E1 I agree the price is high. But somehow I don't understand, why people complain about it so much. If it is out of your budget don't buy it and walk away, no hard feelings. Within the Sony eco system there are sooo many options to chose. Literly from 500,- APSc / compact cameras up to sky's the limit cinema cameras. And other brands also offer extremely good alternatives. There is plenty of options for every person, even if it is "only" your phone.
I'm curious if you will keep your pre order, but I understand your internal debate. Me personally am a photo / video beginner, but I like to try out different cameras just for fun and curiosity
Anyway you have a new sub from Germany :)
Hello from Canada :) That's what I love about youtube. I get to speak with so many people from around the world. Amazing :)
You should definitely look into color grading. At first, it was a chore because it was tough, and I was bad at it, but now I shoot simply because I want to color grade. It goes from capturing the world with your camera to creating art. It's so gratifying.
I agree with everything you said about people complaining. You're right! How can you be upset with choice right? There's a camera for everyone and that's awesome! Anyway, thanks for the kind words.
What zoom are you filming with on the FX30? What zoom would you use on the ZVE1? Are you using a gimbal on your FX30?
No gimbal for me. I need to be able to travel very light because I carry my camera everywhere I go. That’s why image stability is priority. The FX30 is perfect for this and it looks like the ZVE1 might even be better :). For the FX30 I prefer the 15mm f1.5 lens and for the ZVE1 I’m thinking nothing wider than a 20mm. I’m looking at a couple lenses. There’s a sigma 16-28mm and a tamron 17-28mm but if I can get away with the Sony 20mm prime I’ll go with that. Thanks for the comment
@@noisackda2564 FF 16-35 had me interested, but its f4 is likely not low enough for you. Btw! Love seeing your stories told in Ontario. I grew up in Scarborough, but now live in Calgary.
great video! hmm if you didn't have the FX-30 or if you were able to sell it for full msrp, would you switch over to the ZV-E1 instead or would you stick with the FX-30 even then?
That's the conundrum I'm having at the moment. I've been asked to film a mini-documentary for my work and I'm imagining how nervous I would be if I just had the ZVE1 with the overheating and single battery. If it was a paying gig I would rather go with the FX30 but if I had both with me I would use the ZVE1 and have the FX30 as a backup if things went south. Short answer is I would keep both.
@@noisackda2564 Makes sense! thanks for the response 🙏
@@seifbuys :) Thank YOU for commenting
My suggestion would be to push the limits of your FX30 first before moving on to the "bigger and better things". The FX30 is pretty sweet and I'm excited to continue to play with it more and more. You can always wait and see what other people say when they get legitimate testing out of it, like a month of solid use - kinda thing.
Specs look sweet - but I don't regret having the FX30.
This might be the best advice yet. Can't argue with your logic haha.
@@noisackda2564 Gear Acquiring Syndrome is very much a thing - the more you watch other big-boy TH-camrs the easier it is to get sucked into it. Last couple months you’ve developed your style, so establish your look - the FX30 definitely is a work-horse for APSC. Lots of stuff to shoot and do, especially in (I assume Toronto).
@@jondoeslifestuff Yes I'm in Toronto :) and again, you are right. Hopefully, this FOMO goes away and common sense will kick in haha. I'm super stupid though so probably not.
I am thinking about upgrading from the Sony a6400 I started my channel with to the ZV-E1! I couldn’t justify the cost of the FX3 but at almost half the price I think it’s a deal. I can’t wait for all of that low light capable 10-bit full frame goodness. I have started to move towards full frame glass and I typically shoot shorter clips so the overheating issues don’t worry me much. I almost pulled the trigger on the FX30 a few months ago. That is a very capable camera so if I was in your shoes I’m not sure I would get it either. My a6400 is still okay but I really want that 10-bit color. The a6400 will become my go to for photos with its higher megapixel sensor. Good insight. Nice video!
Hey man. Thanks for the kind words. If you're coming from the a6400 you will see a huge bump in IQ with either the FX30 or the ZVE1 due to clean stability and the way the new sensors handle color roll off. 4K 60 and 120p are also a good reason to upgrade but the biggest game changer for me is being able to shoot propper SLOG3 with a preview lut installed. It pretty much ensures you hit the proper exposure every time. It's like a cheat sheet. So the combination of smooth 10 bit and crazy good image stability will be a huge game changer for you, and it does sound like the ZV-E1 is the perfect camera for you. All the best :)
bro your cinematic grading its so nice. how you grade?:)
Thank you! It took me a long time to figure it out. Just practice a lot :) Find a look you like and try to emulate it.
New subscriber from South Africa!
Hello! and thank you :)
Until they fix the overheating, at any price the value is compromised to me. I get all the first reviewers were trying to back Sony trying to frame it as a 'vlogger' camera and feature the recording time limits as a non-issue because in that creative space they say no one needs it, but really...no thanks. I bought the ZV-E10 to do some YT content, but for short clips I needed for work. Ended up being my main webcam, streaming cam, event cam, and more without needing to compromise.
And really, going from any APSC system to a full frame is going to cost more than the camera, unless you are going to compromise there and use the APSC lenses to start and take time to save for the FF lenses.
I dunno, I am still waiting to see some new sensors to address rolling shutter, resolutions and frame rates without crop before getting something. I think the FX30 would be perfect if it had a little less noise and better dual base ISO personally. But I could buy that right now and get a great bump in quality for the work I do, without any real compromise or need to update my whole APSC to FF setup. Beyond that, the FX3 is one my regular notifications for used gear. When other cameras update this year I think there could be a $$$ drop there.
Can’t say I disagree with you. It’s hard to recommend for everyone. It may work for some though. For my style of shooting I think it works perfectly, but it would be a minor bump in image quality at a heavy cost. Not sure if I’ll pick it up.
love the vlogs !
Thank you so much :)
I think the 30% crop and upscaling could wreck the video quality in vlog usage. Maybe it works in short clips similar to like how you would use 120 fps but in longer videos there's more time to notice the lowered quality.
Hmmmmm... That's a good point. Never thought about that.
HI Gabba, Im A7S3 user for two years and very happy about this camera. Fx30 will be best for my B-Camera for interviews. ZV E1 Sounds great but for professional point of view lack of dual SD card slots for backup and issue with overheating are very bad idea in my case. 07:09 Is that CR-Z ? I have 2011 pearl with mugen bodykit :) Greetings from Poland
Over heating pretty much means it’s a no go for a lot of people so you’re right. It’s irresponsible for professional work. I’m just fortunate I’m not a professional hehehe! Ya that’s a CR-Z. It’s my brothers baby 🤣🤣🤣
People are hating on Sony for the ZVE1 vs A7s3, but the truth is that it's better to compete against your own brand. Sony has to do what they have to do. On the other hand, the FX30 is an excellent choice for aspiring filmmakers. Remember, it's not just about your current situation; it's about the journey and the progress you make along the way.
Couldn’t agree more. It’s all about choice and everyone is different and has different priorities. At least Sony is catering to everyone and producing compelling products. I for one am super excited.
I always use the movie Collateral with Tom Cruise and Jamie Fox...the movie was shot on video, it is grainy, soft etc..with the FX30 you could make a movie like Collateral with less noise, sharper, better colours...yet it is the story, the acting that we cannot reproduce...my point is that the FX30 is a slick piece of technology..it is no longer about the camera..
Agreed 100% but I do love a nice clean image though :P There's also the fact that the ZVE1 is going to have a lot of quality-of-life improvements that will expedite my creative process. The three-capsule mic is oddly enough a huge deal for me and so are the stability and low-light capabilities. Essentially less time in post-cleaning up things like grain and stability so I can enjoy more time with the family. Of course, I'm making excuses because I want a new toy :P The FX30 isn't going anywhere, This is a pro-grade camera and is much more reliable than the ZVE1. If I'm doing professional work I wouldn't feel comfortable with the ZVE1 TBH. One card slot and overheating is no bueno haha. ZVE1 is going to be the fun-time camera :P
@@noisackda2564 what's it worth if overheating with shooting limitations...
Grain sometimes makes it even more cinematic
@@prozekutor The thing is, the longest I ever shoot is maybe 10 minutes.
@@noisackda2564 who cares about you? you should have made a private video if this was just a self reflection or just talk in your head and save the hard drive space......
I want you to get it because I'd love to see how you use it 😅
Haha! Enabler!
The heat management is questionable but otherwise the specs are solid.
Agreed 100%
Ugh I just wanna know if it can handle a 40 min indoor talking head. If it can’t consistently that’s a deal breaker for me (@4k 24)
@@glasco_ Yeah I wouldn't chance it man. The ZVE1 isn't for you I feel.
It’s a pass for me. The sensor and some AI features are appealing, but I think the poor screen, single card slot, lack of weather sealing, and overheating will temper the current excitement for a lot of people soon. I presently shoot a couple older Sony and Canon bodies, but I’ll wait for the tech to trickle into future Sony releases or perhaps see what Lumix does. But if the ZV-E1 works for you, more power. I do enjoy your channel. 👍🏼
You have good points. Those are deal breakers for a lot of people from what I'm hearing. Thanks for the support man.
And it'll overheat if you shot 4k 60/120 for an hour but who shots 4k@120fps for an hour?
@@abrafi4713 I hear what you're saying, but Dan Watson got it to overheat in 4K60 in just 5 minutes. Check out his review. There's a lot of hype around this camera right now because of the new features in a "more affordable camera with the same sensor as the FX6!". But when the dust settles, will the pros out weight the cons...who knows? That will depend on the individual user. I definitely want to see more reviews from people who buy the camera with their own hard-earned cash. I don't want this camera to fail and maybe I'll change my mind on it later, but right now I'm not going to take a $2200+tax chance on a camera that I have reservations about and doesn't really check all the boxes for me. YMMV.
@@abrafi4713 Hahaha! A crazy person maybe or an amatuer?
Fx30 alll day its a work horse. The ZVE1 is a pump & dump by influencers.
Ahhhhh! I don't know man. All I know is the FX30 has proven itself. We will see what happens when people get their hands on the ZVe1
@@noisackda2564 the overheating alone should be a concern for u. Its not worth it for that sole reason alone imo
@@MarkHuynh7 :(
What camera did you use to film this video. Looks good
I’m using the $700 ZVE10 haha!
Hi. New Sub. I have a zve10 but suck at using it. hoping to learn from you. The zve1 looks great but don't forget how expensive the glass is going to cost. The body is just the beginning. I know you know that but you're trying to not think about it, right? :) I think the zve1 is great but it's more of an experiment of new tech for Sony. I think you should wait for the next version. By then, you'll be ready for it too. And your fx30 will be older too. That said, Id love to see your content with the new camera. haha
I love this comment. It's so damn honest. Thanks for the sub :)
Noi! I was going to ask your name but saw it when I went to your channel when I noticed you changed your picture. I like it. Eventually we all want to know what is up with the channel name gabba raisin. I see you are at 969 subs now. That means 31 subs to monetization and you deserve it. I believe you will reach that before you get the zv-e1. We shall see. Keep 'em coming! See ya!
Haha! You want to know something funny? I made this channel as a joke to post a short clip so my brother-in-law could view a video I shot. I just made the dumbest name I could find. Very low-effort stuff but then I continued to post videos for fun and here we are. Thanks for the kindness Tim. I'm enjoying the ride so far :)
@@noisackda2564 me too Noi! It is definitely my creative outlet. When I think about what I would like to do in retirement, it would be this. Travel and make content about it. Watch it back later. If I make it with the knowledge that others will see it, it pushes me to make better memories, in a healthy way.
@@TimBrownTown Yes, this is how I see it as well. My parents never documented anything and so all those memories are almost lost. I don't want to repeat that with my family.
@@noisackda2564 My dad was Navy. We lived in the Philippines, Japan, Hawaii, Alaska, and California. we took a good bit of pics but lost our betamax videos because we waited so long to convert them. We also took so many pics of my son growing up but I remember moments I wish I would have recorded so I could hear his baby voice, see him move, etc. I do have some, but not as much as I'd like. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is with a thousand pictures.
@@TimBrownTown Damn dude. What an incredible life. All the more reasons to get the ZVE1!!!!! Do eeeeeet Tim!!!
Does the FX30 LED screen allow you to use touch to changes menu settings? - Or is it just touch for focus like the ZVE10 ? I understand the new ZV e1 does have a full menu touch screen. Would be great to know. Thanks!
It does not! It functions as the ZVE10 unfortunately.
@@noisackda2564 Thanks, another plus for the ZV E1 😃
@@johnw4595 Haha. Can't argue with that.
I just have to add. Looking at your films.. including the low light one…it doesn’t look like you need a new camera. 👍😊
@@johnw4595 I know waaaaaa but I want all of the things!!!!! All of it!!!!
I'm not so sure either. I am not so sure about the stab on the ZV-E1. Someone did a vlog (maybe Gerald Undone) and walked normal and it wasn't that great. I have a hunch that a lot of the videos are being tweaked or run through a stabilizer so they don't trash the camera and bite the Sony hands that feed them. Also with only 12 megapixels, the crop might do more to the image than it does in the FX30 or even ZVE10 because they are downsampled from 6k. Not sure. That lowlight is crazy though! That second base ISO at like 10,000 is insane.
I never know what to believe. I thought of you actually when they announced it. I'm like, damn! If this thing is as good as they say. Tim is going to love this camera haha. Yeah, that second base iso is almost impossible to believe. What sort of witch craft is this?
@@noisackda2564 I thought of you as well and wondered if you'd want it over your FX30. I'm not so sure if I would thiugh. It would be the perfect camera for me if it were a little less expensive. I want to see more of how the stab really is and how it performs in 90+ degree weather. It gets really hot here in the summer and I'd like to be able to take it on vacation. I'm hesitant to bring the zv-e10 with me at times for fear it might get stolen let alone something even more expensive. There are a few Tamron lenses that aren't that expensive that would work well with it. I'm thinking 17-28 f/2.8 maybe. Personally, I just like a natural amount of Bokeh like what your natural eyes might produce. The lower apertures are necessary in the aps-c for lowlight. I'm thinking this might do well enough with f2.8. Again, I want to see more comparisons first.
@@TimBrownTown Well, If I get the camera, expect to see a lot of coverage haha, and you know I don't fluff anything. I am the true definition of run and gun. I don't even know how to fake stuff to make it seem better than it is. I think you have a good reason to be concerned regarding the heat where you live. That is one thing I wouldn't be able to test for you.
@@noisackda2564 come to think of it, I'd 100% get it if I were you. You can always return it after reviewing it if you don't want to keep it. I know if I get it in my hands, I won't let go so I'm not even going to tempt myself. Definitely looking forward to seeing more of your content. It just keeps getting better from you. I did notice the audio seemed a little off in this one, but I loved how you went back to some B-roll while you were commentating. 👍
@@TimBrownTown Haha! Funny what you say about getting your hands on something and not letting it go. That sounds like me. Thanks for the kind words man, appreciate it. The audio was recorded with the ZVE10 internal mic. Nice catch.
do you think the price on the fx30 will drop after the zve1 is on the market for a bit? i clicked on this channel a couple months back looking at fx30 content. i was thinking u were gonna have a couple thousand subs in a few weeks. seriously underrated :(
Aw man. I appreciate it :) TH-cam is tough but I love it. It's therapy for me. I don't think I'll ever hit a high number of subs but I hope I'm wrong. I don't think the price of the FX30 will drop. It's already an insane deal. Perhaps small drops during Black Friday. If you are interested in it though I would keep a lookout in the coming months for second-hand units. I imagine a lot of people are going to sell to offset the cost to buy a ZVE1 :)
@@noisackda2564 yes the same day they officially announced the zve1 a couple fx30s appeared on mpb haha
@@jesparagus Haha! Expected. They are making a mistake I think. The FX30 is solid. There are still some huge question marks surrounding the ZVE1.
What mic did you use for this? And I am team #fx30
I love the FX30 community so comments like yours make me so happy haha. The mic I usually use out in the field is the Sony Bluetooth mic.
What PP and tweaks did you used in this video?
I set my PP2 to Cine2. For the LUT I'm using my custom lut I made.
Give us your custom luts bro 😅
@@noisackda2564 thanks, hope you can share your custom lut appreciate it bro
I just stay at APS-C. Sony just want to sell more FF glasses, for more money.
Sounds about right lol!
What hand strap do you use for fx30?
I have the fx 30 - never owned a full frame, maybe the zv1 will be my first full frame (video) purpose. I will keep my fx30 but will get the zv 1
@@bluetronikk Same because you only live once haha!
This bad boy right here th-cam.com/video/HD0d9gtMlcY/w-d-xo.html
Yes because new camera is always better than the old one. Alway buy new stuff. It's all about tools. Content doesn't matter.
Well new tools can help speed up content creation and can make said content look better as well :) Thanks for the comment.
The zv is a downgrade not an upgrade. Sensor size is not everything
True true :( I just like new things. Help me. I need help.
@@noisackda2564 haha i would buy all new cameras just to have them if i could🤣
@@andersistbesser Right!? Effing hell! haha
Your channel is not even monetized yet you are burning through ZVE10, FX30 and now ZVE1 in a blink of an eye. So, vlogging is your excuse to burn mid life crisis money? The more sensible approach is to chase for monetization and reinvest the profit into gear. But hey, you money, you call. All power to you bro. Bring up all the ZVE1 content!
Hahaha! I have serious issues. TBH, I never thought my channel would get over even 100 followers. I'm only doing this for fun. I love tech so these cameras are so fun to me. I prefer them over vacations lol, but thanks for the concern. I need more people to talk sense into me TBH.
@@noisackda2564 In that sense just go for FX3 straight instead of going this windy road of upgrading every season. With ZVE1 you still worry about overheating and not having CIne EI etc and you may wonder and even "upgrade" when your GAS strikes. With FX3 there is no way up unless there is an FX4 in the future.
@@gigihanmandarin You may be right :(
But in this case the FX3 doesnt have all that @Gabba Raisin wanted and E1 does. I was also looking into FX3 but still no firmware update with new features that cheaper models have and thats my reason not buying it. For vloggers I think the E1 is the best choice, you don´t use it for hours, only minutes and the compact size with all that specs. is really incredible!
@@shilonglam This. I've spoken to a few people who have hands-on with the new camera and it's made very specifically for vloggers. People who don't want to fuss and people who shoot short-form
content.
I think you should. Then sell me your FX30 for $1000.
Let me think about it :P
@@noisackda2564 lol
bro you have like 800 subscribers a canon m50 would do fine looool
Whoa! I have 800 subs!?! That's awesome! I haven't checked in a while and last time I was at 600 a couple weeks ago. Nice!
that's a downgrade
I agree actually after doing some more research. I will still likely get the new camera though haha. I have issues clearly.