Sony Alpha ZV-E10 II Mirrorless APS-C Video Camera with 16-50mm Lens (4K60p Video, 4:2:2 10-Bit Recording, 26MP, Advanced Digital Stabilization, Real Time Autofocus)

Absolutely marvellous video camera. Even if using without the BT handle controller accessory, the lens ring provides a smooth manual zoom in addition to the powered zoom.

Great camera for vlogging but it’s very complex,Much more so than my EOS cameras.Will take some getting used to to be able to get the best out of it.

A fantastic camera for photography, Vlogging or short film making. It can take a while to get used to any piece of tech on this level. Lots of practice recommended. Also, some great tips on YouTube to get you started.

For stabilisation. Just like the ZV-E10 mark I, the mark II does not have IBIS (in-body stabilisation) like you will find in the A6700.So depending on what video footage you will be doing, make sure the Active Steady or Digital Stabilisation is turned on. Its not the same as IBIS, but its better than nothing.If you intend to do a lot of hand-held footage, lots of movements, even with Active Steady shot enabled, be weary you will get shaky footage. Some post processing with editing software will help. But the video footage itself is good quality.Other notable upgrades in the ZV-E10 mark II over the ZV-E10 mark I:* 26MP sensor* 4k 60p slow-mo recording* 10-bit 4:2:2 video - if you are into more professional video footage and colour grading. Otherwise it doesn’t matter too much.* New Sony menu system which is easier to use and navigate.* Battery improved - uses the NP-FZ100 which is the same battery across other Sony cameras such as A6700, ZV-E1, etc.* Slightly larger body compared to mark I - positive is that it has a larger grip and easier to hold.One major subtle improvement:* The camera now has a dedicated toggle switch for photo, video and S&Q mode (slow and quick). In the mark I, it was a single button that you had to press to cycle through the modes. Now with this toggle switch it is so much easier.

Great camera.

I charged the camera according to the instruction. The led indicator showed it was charging. And that was the only sign of life I had from the camera.It doesn’t switch on.The screen remains blank.How can that expensive camera just don’t switch on????The return process is annoying and a total disaster. I was transferred from one person to another for a whole hour long. They just drop from the chat and someone else would join to ask again how they can help. Fully disappointed.The item I ordered doesn’t work. And Amazon even cannot simply replace it with another one of the same model. I’ve been offered to return, refund (which takes up to 37 days as they say!) and order same thing again.Why you cannot just bring a new working one and exchange to the broken one? Since I’m happy to give it another try (mainly because I already bought a number of accessories and I will die returning them all now).Update: I finally found the issue. Not every USB-C cable and charger works with this camera. I guess you must have USB-C PD only to change it. I cancelled the return/refund process. But I leave my feedback with 1 star only because the instruction says NOTHING about USB-C cable requirements! It says “commercially available” instead. I spent a half a day trying to make it work.If your product doesn’t work with any charger - just provide one in the box. It costs 1000 times cheaper than the camera itself.

Moved from Cannon To Sony with This camera.This APS-C sensor is the same one found in the much more elite and expensive The Sony FX30. Absolutely worth every penny and highly recommended for a beginner who want to get into Video and Photography.Already done a Number of paid jobs with this mid tier camera.10/10 highly recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Good for videos