Sony Alpha ZVE10 II – APS-C Interchangeable Lens Mirrorless Content Creators’ Camera
Original price was: $1,098.00.$1,010.93Current price is: $1,010.93.
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- Exmor R CMOS sensor: The ZV-E10 II features Sony’s most advanced sensor technology in an APS-C back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS image sensor with approximately 26 megapixels. Compared to other cameras, the image sensor of the ZV-E10 II is approximately ten times bigger than the average smartphone sensor and three times bigger than a premium 1-type (1-inch) sensor found in compact cameras, allowing for beautiful, professional-looking images with high resolution and intricate detail.
- Interchangeable lenses to capture your vision : From the G Master series, which blends breathtaking resolution with exquisite bokeh, to the G Lens series with first-class image quality, the ZV-E10 II is compatible with a wide range of E-mount lenses from Sony. The ZV-E10 II lens kit comes with the versatile E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS II zoom lens.
- Create your look in camera: The Creative Look function makes it simple to create expressive moods for stills and movies in-camera, offering 10 presets that can be used as they are or customized. Try the My Image Style function for further expressive versatility. When shooting in the Intelligent Auto or Scene Selection mode, it allows the background bokeh, brightness, and color tone to be easily adjusted via icons on the touch screen.
- Precise subject tracking with Real-time Eye AF: Real-time Eye AF recognizes—with high precision—the faces and eyes of humans, as well as the eyes of animals and birds, for consistently accurate and reliable focus. Real-time Tracking ensures that focus is maintained on the subject as it moves around in the frame.
- Capture those fleeting moments: With up to 60 fps in 4K and 120 fps capture in Full HD, you can record stunning motion sequences using the S&Q mode at 5x slow motion (HD 24p playback). Time-lapse sequences can be created in-camera and the exposure interval can be set from 1 second to 60 seconds . Continuous still shooting with the camera’s electronic shutter is possible at up to 11 fps with full AF/AE tracking.
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Tom –
Great except the following:
– Wish that the mic input and usb-c weren’t so flimsy, behind a flimsy door (why does nobody make a multi-interface hot shoe mic input?).
– Overheats after 15 mins of video on 60fps XAVC-HS – why on earth is there no 30fps option on this format!?
– Constant disconnections on remote shooting from iPhone. Extremely buggy and unreliable.
– Why no way to wirelessly download media to computer when you support doing that to phones?!
H. E. Dormer –
So, I’ve been putting this camera through its paces and I still don’t know how I feel. Let’s start with pros n cons.
+ compact as heck
+ fast
+ light
+ great photo quality
+ great video quality
+ shares a sensor with a bigger sibling (FX30?)
+ stock lens is nicely ranged at 16-55 or 50/whatever the upper limit is. i use 16 a lot!
– no EVF, which I know should just feel like a phone, but it doesn’t
– focusing tools are terrible, which wouldn’t be AS terrible if it had an EVF
– stock lens is nice, but strange? the motorization is crazy considering the size. don’t motor it and give me an EVF instead!
– photo controls and video controls are SO VLOG-centric. in fact filming “cinema” on this is strange because it… feels like it’s meant for youtubers. literally a tiktok camera.
– it’s a little too $pensy for what you get, I think
– small for big hands, small for regular hands! only my younger daughter holds this without feeling cramped. a cage helps.
I’ve taken some great work with this, but there’s something about the size of the screen on the back that, if I’m holding the camera too far from my face, i’m basically shooting and praying. focus works MOST of the time. RAW files are in a weird format (go figure it’s Sony). My dad was also a photographer and he loved Sony’s – the ones he owned were often very “video game” feeling and this doesn’t escape that. Can I love it? I kinda do. The last vacation I took, this was the only digital camera I took (and a vintage Fuji 35mm) and it did it’s job. I prefer my Fujifilm digitals, generally – but this one is growing on me. a cage really helped with ergonomics.
Would I recommend it? Yes, to a very specific person. To most I’d say, if you have to go Sony, there are better options – unless this is just a good fit for you. Try it out in person, feel the menus, it’s… it’s so vlog oriented it’s a little weird. It may be perfect for you, but if you’re coming from pro photo or pro video, this is going to feel strange somehow.
John –
You can’t even open the camera without using blue tooth to open it for basic functions! Do not buy!
Abraham RT –
La cámara llegó en perfecto estado con poco tiempo de espera, derivado de que era para un regalo que ya no se entregó se realizó la devolución del producto y el vendedor fue muy amable y respondía en tiempo y forma aclarando todas las dudas y dando el seguimiento respectivo, volvería a comprar con ellos en un futuro
Josh –
This camera really is top tier. I love how small this thing is and that it comes with the 16-50mm lens. It really is a content creators dream with the front facing screen and the high quality mic that is built in. I love how portable this guy is and can’t wait to shoot more videos with it. Also works really well as a webcam.
Ubylive –
Product is very good but the lack of a viewfinder makes this small device very difficult to use in a normal sunny day… I was initially attracted by the small size but I decided that the viewfinder is absolutely crucial for what I do .. I upgraded to an A6700 and even if the viewfinder is not that great there is no comparison, costs more but it’s a very well balanced product. So the ZVE10 II could be interesting only for pure video but it is necessary to find some protection for the display during sunny days otherwise it is basically very frustrating to use..
Rudolf –
Did not get the recharging the battery cord
Lali –
This is a great camera. Basically a pocket fx30. Incredible.
Samuel Wilson –
The camera arrived yesterday and when I plugged in the battery, it would not turn on. I thought I might have received a faulty item, but I wanted to try charging it to see if it would work.
The battery arrived so dead it couldn’t display the “battery exhausted” message. If you search what this does to a battery, storing it at super low charge, you find that this is the absolute best way to ruin any lithium battery.
I would expect a good battery when I buy a $1000 camera, not a piece of trash. I’ve received a charged battery with orders under 40 bucks. This is unacceptable for a new purchase.
Camera is fine so far.
Roman Camacho –
Amazing camera and everything was perfect