Great video - quick note - the ZV-E10 operates as a crop sensor which is 1.5 times the focal length for full frame equivalent. So the kit lens of 16-50 is actually 24-75 in full frame terms. The ZV1 has a 9.4mm - 25.7mm focal length, so in full frame field of view it is 24mm- 70 (the crop factor on the 1 inch sensor is 2.73 times). So if you want to compare the 24mm on the ZV1 - you would use the 16mm focal length on the ZV-E10. (16mm x 1.5 = 24mm).
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis hey Mark, kind of crazy. I just checked your channel out and I was like whaaa.. I have watched your videos in the past haha. I love your style and honesty. Thanks for helping me out
the major difference between Zv 1 and Zv e10 is bigger sensor and interchangeable lenses, many people commented that having inter changeable lens is an advantage, but from a vloggers point of view it’s an hassle to carry around extra lenses and the fact that the Zv 1 fits in your pocket is really important when it comes to vloging. And also the fact that lenses are additional investments into the system, might even end up paying as much as the body for the lens Ps : I use an a7iii so getting a Zv 1 makes sense to me compared to the Zv e10 just cuz the portability
I agree. I have the ZVE10. It fits in my pocket: barely, and I want a new lens, but the ones I want are $500 & $600…. I would get an A6100 or 6400 maybe
ZV-E10 wins for me. It’s just about the quick focusing and the wide sensor with the changeable lenses. Also it comes with its own grip which is more convenient to have on a camera + the ease of having your battery and SD card in and out without having to remove your gimbal or the aftermarket bracket for the zv-1
If that's going to be your only camera, I'd agree but remember, the widest lens for the ZV-E10 is 12mm, which ends up effectively at only 18.6mm. You can achieve the same on the ZV-1, which offsets the smaller sensor with a bright F1.8 Zeiss lens.
@Stay at Home Dad Well that price is due to "The Great Reset" causing supply shortages... it used to be ~900 with kit lens, though that lens isn't really worth the price. The new triplet of lenses from sony is pretty nice though...
@@hulu8022 Thanks, I checked that out, but Speed boosters mess up your auto-focus, and make your image soft, so you're basically degrading your lens for the additional light and wider angle... Oh and I almost forgot: With the new SONY 11mm F1.8 prime lens, the problem has been minimized! If my math is right you end up with a 15.4mm wide angle at F1.8... That is very close to SONY's 14mm F1.8 on Full frame - I'll be extremely happy once they start shipping! I love time lapse landscape videos with the clouds rolling through the sky until night comes and beyond
I have the ZV-E10, I wanted the ability to change lenses. I think compared side by side, the E10 is the better camera. Some functions are so close that the average user won't even really notice the difference, but more skilled photographers/videographers will. Especially with the product showcase, there's a clear difference in the lag on the ZV-1. I think if you want something you can slide in your pocket and have the least fuss, the ZV-1 will suffice, but if you want more options in how you use it, the E10 is the better option. When I got mine, I immediately got the 16mm 2.8 at the same time because I knew for me 3.5 wasn't going to let in enough light in many situations I use it. I am also planning to add a couple other lenses like the 50mm 1.8 and a zoom for more options. This is my first move into a Sony body so there's a definite learning curve for the menus, but I am finding as I use it I am even more interested in getting a Sony full frame for my other photo and video work and move away from Nikon, which I've used for ages. Also, I might even grab a ZV-1 for times when I can't take a body with an interchangeable lens some place and that does happen, even with something as small as the E10.
This makes sense what you said. I wanted something I can easily put in my pickets so I went with the zv1. Maybe in future I might get the zv e10 just when I hike. Go beach. I want small things that fit in my pocket
I really liked that you expressed your own opinion and perspective on the rolling shutter which is so often emphasised by other youtubers. Its great to hear that independence of thought and experience. Thanks mate
I have both of them. I love ZV-E10 battery life and ability to change lens, but ZV-1 crops less, shake less and has f1.8. Well both of cameras is great, it's only deepens what you actually need.
Love your content so much bro and your passion for what you're doing. On a personal level, never stop doing what you love and keep pursuing your YT dream, we're all rooting for you!
This video is a couple months old now but I wanted to say that I was at first surprised in the low light test as the zv e10 clearly looks lower quality. I didn't know why this was the case as I'd suspect the next camera in line would stay the same if not improve. But then I noticed at 10:20 that the Soft skin effect was on in the zv e10 when it wasn't for the zv 1, so I would like to let that be known. As for which camera to buy, I'd say that unless if you need to have a camera that fits in your pocket to go with the e10, however if you already have a z1 the upgrade isn't really worth it unless you want to make use of the changeable lenses.
Fantastic production! I'm excited to say this video, and a few of your others, helped me make decisions while buying my first camera!! I was torn between the ZV1 and the ZV-E10 but I settled on the ZV1 Here's why: I think the ZV1 has smoother image stabilization, built in ND filters (I shoot a lot of airplanes and they help smooth out the propellers), a collapsable lens for on the go security, and slightly better low light quality. My only hang up was, with these two cameras having a similar price point and almost the same quality, I thought the ZVE10 would allow me to upgrade lenses at a later date. Still stuck with the ZV1 Thanks for your time and effort, these videos are very well done! Best, Chels
Great video. Thank you. The ZV-1 performed the same or better in every test, except for the auto focus. But, I have a ZV-1 and have never noticed ‘slow’ auto focus in practical use. In fact I’ve always been surprised by how fast it is. With good pricing around these days for a ZV-1 there is a lot of value in a small package.
I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
Thank you for the compliment, and the encouragement. The Zve10 is def very nice for that specific reason. But I really like both of the cameras. Have you gotten either of the cameras yet?
Thanks for doing this video! My zv-1 lasted 2 years on my maple syrup farm. I didn’t baby it nor did I rough house with it. Created more than 400 videos. I was happy with it. Next time I’ll buy extended warranty. It started turning off and on repeatedly. Time for a new one! Thanks for a great video! Mill Gap Farms
Hey thanks! I havent heard of the ZV-E10, just I was searching for ZV-1 video samples. But this video helped me decide that I actually want to go with the E10 instead :)
Actually love the Zv1 and wanted to get one but I had to reconsider since I’m about to go to art school and I need a camera that can hold up for my photography class as well as for traveling and vlogging, I think being able to change the lenses will be a must and make upgrading easier in the future since I can just buy new lenses instead of an entirely different camera
Thanks, very good comparison. I saw other reviews too. I also guess the E10 is a clear winner if it comes to quality, but ,people that don't mind lens setups and go for a good point and shoot this is a very good choice and they won't be disappointed.
@@thefilmalliance No I don't, to be honest my first DSLR was a Sony A200 and it took very nice shots. So I shifted to Canon , but kept track of Sony and how they become this huge competitor for other brands. I only have Sony video camcorders which I like a lot. I hardly do video with my still cameras and was so surprised to see how photographer so quickly become video orientated.
I subscribed b/c your info is accurate and unbiased and very detailed. I bought a ZV1 b/c you recommended it and I'm very happy with it (set up according to one of your vids). Based on this review, I'm keeping it. The E-10 has more features but I don' t think I would really use them and the built-in ND filter (or lack of) is a show stopper. Gotta have that. I shot film for years and had to change mags every 10 minutes, so being able to shoot for an hour or so is great. I use a power supply most of the time anyway. I don't use the native audio on any camera (Tascam recorder--need XLRs).
I really appreciate that. Thank you , yes I get your right, an hour sounds good compared to every ten minutes. Thanks for taking the time to tell us about your experience. Enjoy the ZV-1. You will love it for years to come
@@thefilmalliance My first video camera was an RCA TK-41 (you'll have to Google it). It was so old, the station gave it to me when they retired it. It took two men to lift the monitor, and three to run the camera (one operator, one moving the pedestal around, and one to wrangle the cable that was as thick as your bicep). It needed 3 racks of equipment in the control room just to make a picture. The three IO tubes cost more than a house. The sides folded down so you could park your scope and Simpson meter there (it had a duplex outlet on the side to plug them in). IIRC, it had one transistor in there somewhere. So the ZV-1 is quite the step up.
I think I’m gonna go with ZV-E10 I noticed a difference in how fast the focusing was and I love the interchangeable lens especially because I do journalism and I love the different ranges of frames I could get with an interchangeable lens
@@thefilmalliance How is it possible that the ZV-1 all the way to the back shows a wider frame than the ZV-E10 all the way to the back? (For what you have explained in other videos, that shouldn't be possible. Sorry, new to video cameras for a RUclips channel)
I’m watching these while waiting for my ZV-e10 to arrive. I was scared I made a mistake that I bought the ZV-e10 instead of the ZV-1. Thank you for your informative video I am now glad that I chose & bought the Sony ZV-e10 after watching this video.
I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
Thanks for the great info! I'm still undecided though. I don't know that I would ever get extra lenses, so the 10 isn't a sell for me in that regard. I do like the pocketability of the 1...but there are features on the 10 that sound great too. Decisions, decisions!
I’ve been racking my brain to buy either one of the Sony‘s-ZV-1F, ZV-1, or the ZV-E10. I watched both of your videos that compare the ZV-1 to both of the other cameras, and it’s a clear decision that and it’s a clear and it’s a safe bet that the ZV-1 is the one I’m going to go with. I’m going to be filming more and I especially enjoyed the fact that the ZV-1 has the HFR slow motion feature. Also, it looks way more stabilized and the colors seems more rich in the ZV-1. So I appreciate this videos that you made and your channel. Instant subscribe. Thank you!
@@thomasusheriii971 yeah the compact form factor of the ZV-1 almost got me to sway to buy it. Future-proof features of the ZV-E10 won in the end though. Do you have both or just the ZV-1? Lol going to check your channel now 😅
Amazing video and keep up with the good work. I bought my ZV-E10 a week ago (body only) and paired it with a TAMRON 17-28mm f/2.8 and so far I love it. In my way of thinking and since I am going to invest in SONY ecosystem it seemed preferable to invest in a Full Frame lens, start growing up the collection and have a small entry level lens-switch body. My budget was marginal for either this setup and a RODE wireless GOII system or a SONY A7C body only. In my opinion I would rather have a capable setup that will provide the means to evolve than just to buy a comparable better body system and have to rent or lend lenses until I get the budget to get my own. I haven't worked with a ZV-1 and I am pretty sure its an amazing camera but since I am not in the run and gun approach and lenses matters to me I am happy with my choice. I wish we could all get our hands on our dream cameras but till then be happy with what you got or what you can get. Stay healthy and safe everybody.
@@Gaming56456 depends on your needs. Depends on what you are currently filming or what are your near future projects. Depends on the budget and if you want to spend more for lenses. All extra accessories are the same for both and has to do again with the budget. Both cameras are delivering amazing footage for their price. To me ZV-1 has the portability and ZV-E10 has the adaptability. If you are planing for low light footage you should go for ZV-E10 though that can hold a dissent footage in HLG3 (that you have to keep that +0,7 exposure) up to 2000-2500 iso (noise will always be there but in an acceptable amount especially for RUclips or Social Media.
@@chopsas ok awesome thanks Right now I have the Nikon A900 and It’s a good camera but it’s not great so I’m thinking I’ve been looking at some canon Cameras the M50 mark 2 and the canon T8i and the Canon SL3 Should I get any of those over the ZV-E10? Please let me know
All these comparison videos are pushing me towards the ZV-1 , since i's just a hobby and i can get a used one for $450 , while the zv-e10 is being sold used for $700 ( when a new one is $790) , and seeing how nice of a cinematic setup you were able to make with the ZV1 , those $700 can get me a used ZV-1 and some of the stuff to make it awesome !
@@thefilmalliance i'm a new subscriber , i love your videos and how easy you make it for people like me to understand , i plan on doing mostly videos at car shows and stuff , i feel like i can learn a lot from you , and hopefully i get to make some videos people will want to watch ! Keep up the good work !!
Appreciate this video bud, this one along with a couple others made the decision for me. I’m going with the ZV-E10 primarily because of the upgrade ability with lenses. I will be using it a lot for streaming as well so I like the quicker auto focus. Really love how it will be a camera I can use in the home and out in the field with multiple lenses.
The interchangeability of lenses on the ZVE10 is for sure an advantage, but given the price of lenses, it could end costing much more in the medium/long run with defects we may have to bear for years... whereas the purchase of a better quality camera, apparently more expensive at first, would be more interesting in the medium/long run in terms of price and quality...
Thank you for this. I was thinking of the E10 because of the change of lenses but I didn’t even think of how expensive lenses are 😂. This would be my first camera for backpacking, biking, travel in like 15 years so I won’t buy any lenses anytime soon.
Is the ZV1 zoom powerful enough to film a 3 inch wide area from 30 inches away? If not, how far away can the camera go and still only have a 3 inch area in the shot? I'll be filming close ups of artwork.
While the ability of the ZV-E10 to use interchangeable lenses is a plus, the huge crop for stabilization virtually kills off that benefit. The ZV-1 has built-in ND and less of a crop for stabilization. As a filmmaker, you'd think the ZV-E10 would be the obvious choice. But, for me, my plans with either of these cameras is to use them for gimbal work, and RUclips videos. On that factor alone, the ZV-1 wins. Excellent job on this comparison video.
I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
I was worried about "early adopter syndrome" when I bought my zv-1. I agree with a lot of the other comments that the video in some shots looks better, the stabilisation as well on the zv-1. I think the pics and the audio are so similar it's impossible to pick. The only thing the zv-e10 has as an "advantage" is the ability to change lenses, and if I was going to go there, I'm thinking the a7c is a better choice, but then again I'm years away from out growing the zv-1, so maybe an a7c II or III?
@@thefilmalliance yes. If you really want to up grade to a lens system from the zv-1, then full frame seems the way to go, while maintaining the sony AF. If they up graded the a7C to 10 bit & gave it dual native iso (or did that for the expected a7 IV) that's the real jump to an "intermediate" lens system camera
@@thefilmalliance Native ISO is the best optimized ISO for low light, particularly for log gamma profiles. While Canon tends to be the Apple iPhone of digital cameras for the ease of use & "straight out of camera colour science", Canon as a brand also tend to produce a lot of really "fast" lenses. Sony on the other hand has focused on excellent low light capabilities of it's sensor. Sony has pushed the native iso in low light with log profiles higher, so that you can shoot in low light with less noise, and you don't need more expensive "fast" lenses, dual native iso simply has 2 sweet spots that do this. The best dual native iso example is the a7s iii, with 6400 & 12800 being native iso, and there are examples of people shooting at 6400 iso with a f4 lens (slog 2 or 3) and getting crystal clear results outside, in the evening with candles and yellowish deck lights. Now I hardly expect the next gen a7c to do that, but hey how about 1600 & 3200? The a7s iii & FX3 are still the low light kings for the semi pro & pro level youtubers/doco heads, but us amateurs wanting to get into a lens eco system have access to really good low light with excellent AF at an accessible price point
Great video, thank you . . . Focusing is a lot faster on the ZV-E10. Audio was better, too. I have both cameras and I like the fact I can change lenses. I have the 10-18mm on the ZV-E10. I am still undecided if I am going to keep the ZV-1 or sell it, though. They both serve a purpose.
Firstly it’s the exact same mic module for both cameras. Absolutely zero difference. Secondly, a quarter of a second faster autofocus? Really? You are gonna notice that huh? C’mon dude be real.
Amazing video, i really appreciate . i was thinking zv1 is not enough because of the sensor but apperantly i was wrong. there is not much difference that big. yes autofocus better on zve10 but zv1's autofocus definetly enough . maybe for photography someone can chose zve10. but most of people(including me) should choose zv1.
I already have the A7III with full frame lenses and I have thought long and hard about buying the ZV-E10 to use it with my lenses, but ultimately it's stupid ... I want a 2nd camera for video only , the ZV1 is more logical, light, film in vlog2, etc etc ...... The ZV-E10 may be useful for new SONY users.
Haha you right time to subscribe you do explain enough for a beginner to understand i ready move from gopro8 to something better i think shooting at night always let me down with gopro could you advice is there a good camera in you opinion that i should research for camping day and night shooting in Heavy Thai rain low light and super bright light i like idea have nd filter for afternoon sun it crazy bright here most my work shooting is on tripod but do walk along nice beach sometimes Thank you for good info 🙏Mo
Hi Joe!, you will have to put a comment that the ZV1 has a faster AF Mode. Just to be fair with these great little machine. I love your channel and the way you explained the content. Greetings from Chile 🌶!
I have both cameras and the ZV1 is best for that stealth tourist look when you don't want to be noticed. The ZV-E10 is the far better camera simply because of lens choices but that is expensive. However while both cameras are excellent for shooting products, neither camera is a fun to use camera, and both are an ergonomic pain. I find that my old G9 is still my first choice most of the time because it feels good in the hand and has all sorts of video and photo features not available on the Sony cameras. However, after the sun goes down the lack of IBIS means the Sony cameras are poor performers while the incredible IBIS on the Panasonic reliably gets the shot. As a result I use the G9 90% of the time, and just use the little Sony's for those few times when they really are the best choice. Spending extra to get good IBIS is worth it in my book.
@@thefilmalliance I'm saving money for a nice new A Cam. I will see what comes out from the A7IV... But I'm aiming for A7SIII. Wouldn't choose the zv-e10 because with a little bit more money there are better cameras with interchangeable lenses. But that's just my personal opinion. Your videos are top notch as always.
Glad I could help!, I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
only one wins by default on pocketability, which is the reason why I got the ZV-1. you can't stuff the zve10 with lens into your regular pockets. no rigging nor gimbal here. compactness is the main factor.
@@thefilmalliance I already made up my mind and got the ZV-E10 after watching your comparison video and so far it's a great purchase. The mic is good, it's very practical for beginner video maker, with options for lens open in the future. So sincerely thank you. Your video is really helpful for a 'commoner' buyer like me.
I am looking at the e-10 to combine with the new 11mm lens being released soon. Might be a good vlogging combo for me. I have an A7iv but it’s so heavy for on the go vlogs.
@thefilmalliance I want a time machine, go back to October 2003 and buy another Carl Zeiss lens Sony's Cyber-shot DSC-T1. It is an ultra compact camera with many great features all in a package about the size of a deck of playing cards. (From their site). It's pictures and video taken then look as good as an iphone in 2023. I retouched some with new AI and was blown away. I love the slap down the cover, hand it to a random drunk to take a selfie and it comes out great! It was $450 when I got it. It got a water drop inside the lens, after touring the US a few times. Just wanting a real camera again. Nice content.
You look like have never ending tips n hack 🤣 👏🏻 so creative. Ur content is high quality & amazing. Easy to understand & help me newbie like me to learn a lot
According to your video and echoing other comments I agree ZV-1 in my humble opinion excel in video while ZV-E10 is better in autofocus and photo, but again is just my humble opinion
Engraçado que li vários comentários dizendo que acharam a estabilização da ZV-1 melhor que a ZV-E10, pois eu achei o inverso. A estabilização da ZV-E10 é melhor, veja no vídeo em que o apresentador do canal anda com o braço esticado segurando as câmeras. Achei a estabilização levemente melhor do que a ZV-1. Ah...mais uma coisa, faltou dizer que a ZV-E10 tem como fazer monitoração de áudio, pois ela possui entrada para fone de ouvido e a ZV-1 não tem. Outra característica que achei muito boa na Zv-E10 é essa questão de poder colocar no tripé ou gimbal a câmera e poder trocar a bateria. Eu acho um erro grande de projeto esse fator na ZV-1, até porque ela é voltada para youtube, vlogs e isso dificulta usar uma bateria falsa caso queiram gravar por mais tempo ou mesmo para fazer lives. Já na ZV-e10 não há esse tipo de problema. No mais, são duas ótimas câmeras que tem mais prós do que contras. Mas para meu perfil e uso, pois quero fazer lives no meu canal no youtube que vou iniciar, definitivamente a ZV-E10 é mais adequada.
I have the ZV-1 and I might hold off buying the new one until they add more features like more functions in touch screen, view finder, remote control, and more filters or picture modes. I bet they will upgrade this again.
@@thefilmalliance I hope so… but I think what attracted us to the ZV-1 was the simplicity of it, and yet has a lot of features needed by vloggers and RUclipsrs. Having a free update would be good, but I doubt they will do that coz they will try to push a new product. Anyway, I love your video comparison. I’m still playing around with my ZV-1 and I bought an after-market lens. I still have a lot of features that I haven’t even used yet. Best camera ever!
I advise Sony ZV-E10. Buy once and use a long time. Bigger battery, and better quality. Change available lens on ZV-E10. The lens is everything. (Story everything for vlogging but!) It is bigger than ZV1 or Canon g7x3. But you will love it. Btw I bought my camera after watching this video. Thank you bro for the COOL video. 😁
Great video as always! I'm a bit more interested in the ZV-E10 now when I see your footage, but it has too little to offer when comparing to the form factor and the convenience that the ZV-1 offers. I will stick with my ZV-1 a little bit longer. When smartphones beat the ZV-1 in image quality and include good picture profiles I will ditch the ZV-1 and the gimbal, all because of weight and space when I'm out biking.
@@thefilmalliance Yep! I am thinking when smartphones come with lidar, picture profiles and 1 inch sensor there is not much point having a point-and-shoot anymore?
Some good features and changes, the battery Location being a huge one. I don't think I will switch to that camera though, it's not a big enough step up. For quick run and gun the zv-1 has been perfect, I'll use the big camera for everything else.
@@thefilmalliance love your content, super informative and the "simple" shots you do are so good looking you make it seem easy haha. Every time I need a little idea on how to do something cool with this camera I turn to your channel!
The SmallRig cage for the ZV-1 completely solved the battery door issue for me. It also lets you mount the camera in portrait orientation, if vertical video is something you’ll use.
very good video. i am disappointed by the stabilization of the zve10, even in slow walk as you did it still shakes. this is exactly how i plan to use it, walk and take b roll videos of stuff infront of me not myself. to me the stabilization was the only real advantage over the a6400. i'm between both a6400 and zve10. i think i would have to rule out the stabilization and imagine them as a static tripod camera. i would still get one of them, but now they're closer than before. zv1 is still a solid camera, i might get it later currently im very inclined to the canon g7x mark 2 due to better stabilization. but zv1 is definitely the current best vlog camera for most people. but in this video, i would conclude the zv1 is allround better than the zve10 due to better stabilization than the zve10. and maybe because i love stabilization. but hey, interchangeable lenses and far zoom is one of the reasons i would pick either zve10 or a6400 (as a static tripod camera). once again, good video!
ZV-E10 for me just because of its compact AND changeable lens. I have had a bad experience with my RX-10 M1 which has a fuggy/moisture inside its zoom lens that's unable to clean it. Sony want $350 to take care of problem. With that being said, I will buy this compact ZV-E10 to go with my A7M4 as daily shooting. Thank for your video. It's very helpful. 👍
I think if you have the ZV-1 already then there's no need to hastily change to the ZV-E10 since the two main differences between the two are the sensor size and ability to change lenses. I don't have either and will definitely be purchasing the ZV-E10 as I'm thinking long-term and wanna grow with the camera. Great review!!
I am deciding between these two cameras... The primary purpose of the camera is for video recording guitar tuition videos in a small room. I need the background to blur well to focus on the instrument. The camera will probably be one metre away from me in a 3m x 3m room. I have very little experience with professional cameras and don't want to spend big. Is the ZV1 the way to go? Or is there a specific affordable lens I could get along with the ZVE10 that will get me far superior results than the ZV1?? I will purchase some basic lighting gear as well.
Hey man, thanks for this video. Been pondering on getting the ZV1 but held off to see what the ZV-E10 was offering in comparison. There isn't a huge difference and with features like ND filters on the ZV1, addibg a wide angle adapter lens like the Ulanzi will make it worth getting over the E10. Thanks a lot for the insightful video!
youre right, but if you buy a better lens for the zve10 it would do exponentially better. i would recommend the zve10 for static tripod videos. the zv1 is better at travel walk kind of videos.
From ages ago, I still have an RX100V and a NEX5R. The NEX5R always stayed at home and the RX100V was always with me... Also, on a crop sensor, you can't get very wide lenses - even the Samyang 12mm ends up at effectively 18.6mm. I can manage about that with the Ulanzi wide-angle/macro on the ZV-1 and skip the whole crop lens spiel... Granted, if you want a 100mm OSS lens, the e10 is your best buddy :D So I didn't find it worth while to buy the e10 and lenses for the crop factor format. Prefer the ZV-1 and A7SIII with the 14mm F1.8 GM. Both work well on the Ronin S2.
Zv1 all the way. If i wanted a camera that can change lenses, i might as well use a full frame. I love the zv1 cause it can fit your pocket. A great edc camera.
Thank you for this video it help me out to choose. Since my wife is starting her makeup vblogging and personal life vblogging. I thinking of getting of getting the Sony ZV-E10. I want to hear your options if you think that is a good choice ???
I"m not sure if this was already brought up, but according to Sony's specs for the ZV-1, it has optical image stabilization. Not all Sony lenses for the ZV-E10 do ( the package lens does, but it's only f3.5) He seems to suggest otherwise in the section on stabilization comparison.
Very good to the point review with noticeable healthy fit body and shinning teeth :) I upgraded zv1 to zve10 because of both level quality of photography and videography, better battery, better grip, better buttons layout, and changeable lens function. BUT still I missed the tiny and pocketable size of zv1 for blogging. Thank you
Thanks, thats very nice of you, So I have the ZV E10 Vs the ZV-1 image quality video uploading. Please let me know which camera you think has better if it’s quality!
any idea about the recording limit on the e10? I have the zv1 and I am having problems with overheating at about an hour filming. That's really the determining factor for me on if I should get the e10. Great video! your production is awesome. Thanks !
I am trying to figure out which one of these to purchase as my first camera upgrade from an iPhone 11 for my vlogs and yt videos. I keep thinking the zv-e10 is a good fit but I feel it may only be a better option if I purchase a lens from Sony which would make it a much more expensive option. Thoughts Anyone?
Thanks for the video. The ZV-10 is the one for me. What camera did you use to shoot the talking heads bits when you weren’t showing the actual footage of the two cameras? Thanks Andy
I am torn between the ZVE10 AND A6400……..What do you think….I take as much photos as I do video……One thing I believe you cannot use catalyst with the A6400
Hello!! To be honest, and with my needs, the only reason I would opt for the ZVE-10 is the idea of changing lenses, but I already have a ZV-1 and I am very pleased. One thing that has to be mentioned is that the connections for HDMI, USB and mic on the ZVE-10, are front of the screen so if, like me, you use It to stream the cables would be in the way....not a deal breaker as you are obviously monotoring yourself on another screen, but puts me off. As for being able to change lenses then only a Vlogger should consider it as someone into photography would be better off with another camera, although biggerr of course. My humble and inexpereanced opinion. Thanks for the vids...and Peace!
I'm decided to change my zv-1 for the Zv-e10 because I don't think I need a powerful camera like this for vlog, actually I will use zv e10 for studio records with sigma lens, for vlog I'm sure my iPhone 12 is enough.. What do you think?
Great video - quick note - the ZV-E10 operates as a crop sensor which is 1.5 times the focal length for full frame equivalent. So the kit lens of 16-50 is actually 24-75 in full frame terms. The ZV1 has a 9.4mm - 25.7mm focal length, so in full frame field of view it is 24mm- 70 (the crop factor on the 1 inch sensor is 2.73 times). So if you want to compare the 24mm on the ZV1 - you would use the 16mm focal length on the ZV-E10. (16mm x 1.5 = 24mm).
Thank you for explaining that. I was baffled why 24mm on the E10 was not matching the ZV-1. Wow. You are so smart. Thank you so much
@@thefilmalliance no problem, man. Keep up the good work - love the vids 👍👍
I was gonna ask the same thing as I didn’t understand why you were zooming in on zv-e10 as that is already a crop sensor
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis hey Mark, kind of crazy. I just checked your channel out and I was like whaaa.. I have watched your videos in the past haha. I love your style and honesty. Thanks for helping me out
@@thefilmalliance right back at ya - I just filmed a bunch of b-roll and I used some of your ZV1 b-roll tips 😎😎
the major difference between Zv 1 and Zv e10 is bigger sensor and interchangeable lenses, many people commented that having inter changeable lens is an advantage, but from a vloggers point of view it’s an hassle to carry around extra lenses and the fact that the Zv 1 fits in your pocket is really important when it comes to vloging. And also the fact that lenses are additional investments into the system, might even end up paying as much as the body for the lens
Ps : I use an a7iii so getting a Zv 1 makes sense to me compared to the Zv e10 just cuz the portability
I agree. I have the ZVE10. It fits in my pocket: barely, and I want a new lens, but the ones I want are $500 & $600…. I would get an A6100 or 6400 maybe
ZV-E10 wins for me. It’s just about the quick focusing and the wide sensor with the changeable lenses. Also it comes with its own grip which is more convenient to have on a camera + the ease of having your battery and SD card in and out without having to remove your gimbal or the aftermarket bracket for the zv-1
If that's going to be your only camera, I'd agree but remember, the widest lens for the ZV-E10 is 12mm, which ends up effectively at only 18.6mm. You can achieve the same on the ZV-1, which offsets the smaller sensor with a bright F1.8 Zeiss lens.
@Stay at Home Dad Well that price is due to "The Great Reset" causing supply shortages... it used to be ~900 with kit lens, though that lens isn't really worth the price. The new triplet of lenses from sony is pretty nice though...
@@hulu8022
How does that work? It will give you the full 12mm wide angle?
@@hulu8022 Thanks, I checked that out, but Speed boosters mess up your auto-focus, and make your image soft, so you're basically degrading your lens for the additional light and wider angle...
Oh and I almost forgot: With the new SONY 11mm F1.8 prime lens, the problem has been minimized!
If my math is right you end up with a 15.4mm wide angle at F1.8... That is very close to SONY's 14mm F1.8 on Full frame - I'll be extremely happy once they start shipping!
I love time lapse landscape videos with the clouds rolling through the sky until night comes and beyond
Can you tell me if the zve10 can record up to 4-5 hours without overheating and which cards would you buy for longer recording times?
I have the ZV-E10, I wanted the ability to change lenses. I think compared side by side, the E10 is the better camera. Some functions are so close that the average user won't even really notice the difference, but more skilled photographers/videographers will. Especially with the product showcase, there's a clear difference in the lag on the ZV-1. I think if you want something you can slide in your pocket and have the least fuss, the ZV-1 will suffice, but if you want more options in how you use it, the E10 is the better option. When I got mine, I immediately got the 16mm 2.8 at the same time because I knew for me 3.5 wasn't going to let in enough light in many situations I use it. I am also planning to add a couple other lenses like the 50mm 1.8 and a zoom for more options. This is my first move into a Sony body so there's a definite learning curve for the menus, but I am finding as I use it I am even more interested in getting a Sony full frame for my other photo and video work and move away from Nikon, which I've used for ages. Also, I might even grab a ZV-1 for times when I can't take a body with an interchangeable lens some place and that does happen, even with something as small as the E10.
Yes great way to explain. The ZV E10 has more functionality
i am also considering buying the zve10 and the lenses you wrote. i like the versatility of it.
@@truthseeker6804 I grabbed a 50mm 1.8 FE lens yesterday and took it out while doing some more test shooting and it works really well with it too.
This makes sense what you said. I wanted something I can easily put in my pickets so I went with the zv1. Maybe in future I might get the zv e10 just when I hike. Go beach. I want small things that fit in my pocket
Oh what a clever and big boy you are. Big cuddles for you and your post.
I really liked that you expressed your own opinion and perspective on the rolling shutter which is so often emphasised by other youtubers. Its great to hear that independence of thought and experience. Thanks mate
That was a lot of effort making this video! ❤ Thank you for this!
Thanks Christian, Which camera did you decide on?
Another high quality camera video Joe! Way to go, you answered the questions that all of us Sony buffs are asking. Kudos!
Thanks for that motivational comment. Always love seeing your still here
I paused @1:08 to say Thank You Sir... You're work isn't over looked by this subscriber....
I have both of them. I love ZV-E10 battery life and ability to change lens, but ZV-1 crops less, shake less and has f1.8. Well both of cameras is great, it's only deepens what you actually need.
Yes, this is right. They have small differences. And the ZV-1 has no filters but the ZV E10 has bigger sensor
Love your content so much bro and your passion for what you're doing. On a personal level, never stop doing what you love and keep pursuing your YT dream, we're all rooting for you!
This video is a couple months old now but I wanted to say that I was at first surprised in the low light test as the zv e10 clearly looks lower quality. I didn't know why this was the case as I'd suspect the next camera in line would stay the same if not improve. But then I noticed at 10:20 that the Soft skin effect was on in the zv e10 when it wasn't for the zv 1, so I would like to let that be known.
As for which camera to buy, I'd say that unless if you need to have a camera that fits in your pocket to go with the e10, however if you already have a z1 the upgrade isn't really worth it unless you want to make use of the changeable lenses.
Great attention to detal! Thank you!!!
Fantastic production!
I'm excited to say this video, and a few of your others, helped me make decisions while buying my first camera!! I was torn between the ZV1 and the ZV-E10 but I settled on the ZV1
Here's why: I think the ZV1 has smoother image stabilization, built in ND filters (I shoot a lot of airplanes and they help smooth out the propellers), a collapsable lens for on the go security, and slightly better low light quality.
My only hang up was, with these two cameras having a similar price point and almost the same quality, I thought the ZVE10 would allow me to upgrade lenses at a later date.
Still stuck with the ZV1
Thanks for your time and effort, these videos are very well done!
Best,
Chels
great video and great explanations about the details for each camera.
Thanks for your words of encouragement. I honestly feel like we are a family here.
Great video. Thank you. The ZV-1 performed the same or better in every test, except for the auto focus. But, I have a ZV-1 and have never noticed ‘slow’ auto focus in practical use. In fact I’ve always been surprised by how fast it is. With good pricing around these days for a ZV-1 there is a lot of value in a small package.
Thanks for sharing
I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
@@thefilmalliance Thanks Jo. I just had a look.
Thanks for the comprehensive and straight to the point comparison. Think I'll go with the ZV-E10 because of the ability to change out the lens
Thank you for the compliment, and the encouragement. The Zve10 is def very nice for that specific reason. But I really like both of the cameras. Have you gotten either of the cameras yet?
@@thefilmalliance looks like they have the E-10 now for their vlogs
For me personally its the ZV-1. The size, the ease of use, and there isnt a whole lot of difference too.
I am watching reviews almost everyday and this one its the best so far! Thank you for this video!
Thank you, Im happy your getting value from these videos! Do you like the ZV-1 or ZV-E10 better?
Thanks for doing this video! My zv-1 lasted 2 years on my maple syrup farm. I didn’t baby it nor did I rough house with it. Created more than 400 videos. I was happy with it. Next time I’ll buy extended warranty. It started turning off and on repeatedly. Time for a new one! Thanks for a great video! Mill Gap Farms
Thats great! SO you mean it broke? I thought it would last longer than that
The ZV1 wins for me, I love not having to worry about the lenses
I know that’s nice. It’s grab and go
Hey thanks! I havent heard of the ZV-E10, just I was searching for ZV-1 video samples. But this video helped me decide that I actually want to go with the E10 instead :)
Your review was the one I was waiting for! As for now, I’ll stay with my zv1 cuz I don’t have budget for the zve10
Hi Cami, good call, I agree. I do think the ZVE10 takes better quality video but everything else is close
I just bought the Sony ZV-1 the other day and I know is the best investment I made this year as far as the camera goes.
Nice! SO happy to hear that.
Actually love the Zv1 and wanted to get one but I had to reconsider since I’m about to go to art school and I need a camera that can hold up for my photography class as well as for traveling and vlogging, I think being able to change the lenses will be a must and make upgrading easier in the future since I can just buy new lenses instead of an entirely different camera
Thanks, very good comparison. I saw other reviews too. I also guess the E10 is a clear winner if it comes to quality, but ,people that don't mind lens setups and go for a good point and shoot this is a very good choice and they won't be disappointed.
yes I agree! thanks for the comment. doe you have the zve10?
@@thefilmalliance No I don't, to be honest my first DSLR was a Sony A200 and it took very nice shots. So I shifted to Canon , but kept track of Sony and how they become this huge competitor for other brands. I only have Sony video camcorders which I like a lot. I hardly do video with my still cameras and was so surprised to see how photographer so quickly become video orientated.
I subscribed b/c your info is accurate and unbiased and very detailed. I bought a ZV1 b/c you recommended it and I'm very happy with it (set up according to one of your vids). Based on this review, I'm keeping it. The E-10 has more features but I don' t think I would really use them and the built-in ND filter (or lack of) is a show stopper. Gotta have that. I shot film for years and had to change mags every 10 minutes, so being able to shoot for an hour or so is great. I use a power supply most of the time anyway. I don't use the native audio on any camera (Tascam recorder--need XLRs).
I really appreciate that. Thank you , yes I get your right, an hour sounds good compared to every ten minutes. Thanks for taking the time to tell us about your experience. Enjoy the ZV-1. You will love it for years to come
@@thefilmalliance My first video camera was an RCA TK-41 (you'll have to Google it). It was so old, the station gave it to me when they retired it. It took two men to lift the monitor, and three to run the camera (one operator, one moving the pedestal around, and one to wrangle the cable that was as thick as your bicep). It needed 3 racks of equipment in the control room just to make a picture. The three IO tubes cost more than a house. The sides folded down so you could park your scope and Simpson meter there (it had a duplex outlet on the side to plug them in). IIRC, it had one transistor in there somewhere. So the ZV-1 is quite the step up.
I think I’m gonna go with ZV-E10 I noticed a difference in how fast the focusing was and I love the interchangeable lens especially because I do journalism and I love the different ranges of frames I could get with an interchangeable lens
Hey Brooke, the zve10 is a better overall camera but unfortunately it is more expensive. So, if you have the budget, I would def recommend the zve10.
I think the ZV-1 wins in everything other than photography and autofocus timing.
Bingo! I was thinking the same. I was so surprised. I’m happy you said what I was thinking during the edit.
Half a second autofocus timing just doesn’t matter to me in any way. The practical of using that would be unnoticeable honestly.
@@thefilmalliance How is it possible that the ZV-1 all the way to the back shows a wider frame than the ZV-E10 all the way to the back?
(For what you have explained in other videos, that shouldn't be possible. Sorry, new to video cameras for a RUclips channel)
@@MrGheller also wondering this! Thanks :)
@@EntirelyHonest Hopefully someone that knows can answer....
ZV-E10 for me! I am loving the enhanced features over the ZV-1. Thanks for sharing
I agree! What Cameras do you have other then the ZV-E10?
Retro-watching this in 2024 coz the new versions of both these cameras are wayyy expensive! Nice vid!
I’m watching these while waiting for my ZV-e10 to arrive. I was scared I made a mistake that I bought the ZV-e10 instead of the ZV-1. Thank you for your informative video I am now glad that I chose & bought the Sony ZV-e10 after watching this video.
My plan is ZV-1 for portability & autofocus, GH5 for lenses & stability
I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
Thanks for the great info! I'm still undecided though. I don't know that I would ever get extra lenses, so the 10 isn't a sell for me in that regard. I do like the pocketability of the 1...but there are features on the 10 that sound great too. Decisions, decisions!
What did you end up getting?
@@Lanzo5 I got the zv1 and love it!!
3:04 MINI DOLLY 😎💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
I’ve been racking my brain to buy either one of the Sony‘s-ZV-1F, ZV-1, or the ZV-E10. I watched both of your videos that compare the ZV-1 to both of the other cameras, and it’s a clear decision that and it’s a clear and it’s a safe bet that the ZV-1 is the one I’m going to go with. I’m going to be filming more and I especially enjoyed the fact that the ZV-1 has the HFR slow motion feature. Also, it looks way more stabilized and the colors seems more rich in the ZV-1. So I appreciate this videos that you made and your channel. Instant subscribe. Thank you!
Which two cameras would you like to see compared next?
Just the video I’m looking for - great job as always! I’m saving up so I can also get the ZV-1 too 😅
The ZV 1 is so good and compact. You wont regret it.
@@thomasusheriii971 yeah the compact form factor of the ZV-1 almost got me to sway to buy it. Future-proof features of the ZV-E10 won in the end though.
Do you have both or just the ZV-1? Lol going to check your channel now 😅
Amazing video and keep up with the good work. I bought my ZV-E10 a week ago (body only) and paired it with a TAMRON 17-28mm f/2.8 and so far I love it. In my way of thinking and since I am going to invest in SONY ecosystem it seemed preferable to invest in a Full Frame lens, start growing up the collection and have a small entry level lens-switch body. My budget was marginal for either this setup and a RODE wireless GOII system or a SONY A7C body only. In my opinion I would rather have a capable setup that will provide the means to evolve than just to buy a comparable better body system and have to rent or lend lenses until I get the budget to get my own. I haven't worked with a ZV-1 and I am pretty sure its an amazing camera but since I am not in the run and gun approach and lenses matters to me I am happy with my choice. I wish we could all get our hands on our dream cameras but till then be happy with what you got or what you can get. Stay healthy and safe everybody.
I have that lens as well, I will have to try it out. Thanks
So I managed to make another video on the image quality of the two cameras. It’s uploading now, please let me know which one you think wins?
What one should I get ZV 1 or E10?
@@Gaming56456 depends on your needs. Depends on what you are currently filming or what are your near future projects. Depends on the budget and if you want to spend more for lenses. All extra accessories are the same for both and has to do again with the budget. Both cameras are delivering amazing footage for their price. To me ZV-1 has the portability and ZV-E10 has the adaptability. If you are planing for low light footage you should go for ZV-E10 though that can hold a dissent footage in HLG3 (that you have to keep that +0,7 exposure) up to 2000-2500 iso (noise will always be there but in an acceptable amount especially for RUclips or Social Media.
@@chopsas ok awesome thanks Right now I have the Nikon A900 and It’s a good camera but it’s not great so I’m thinking I’ve been looking at some canon Cameras the M50 mark 2 and the canon T8i and the Canon SL3 Should I get any of those over the ZV-E10? Please let me know
All these comparison videos are pushing me towards the ZV-1 , since i's just a hobby and i can get a used one for $450 , while the zv-e10 is being sold used for $700 ( when a new one is $790) , and seeing how nice of a cinematic setup you were able to make with the ZV1 , those $700 can get me a used ZV-1 and some of the stuff to make it awesome !
Glad that it helped you. I also appreciate you taking the time to comment and let me know.
@@thefilmalliance i'm a new subscriber , i love your videos and how easy you make it for people like me to understand , i plan on doing mostly videos at car shows and stuff , i feel like i can learn a lot from you , and hopefully i get to make some videos people will want to watch ! Keep up the good work !!
A professional might see more possibilities in the ZV-10, but all my bigger cameras stay at home all the time. The ZV-1 does not disturb that much.
Wow the ZV-1 looks so much better for the dark light test. The audio seems smoother. For a vlog camera it's way better.
Thanks for sharing. When buying a camera, you should definitely buy a camera that suits your own personal needs.
Appreciate this video bud, this one along with a couple others made the decision for me. I’m going with the ZV-E10 primarily because of the upgrade ability with lenses. I will be using it a lot for streaming as well so I like the quicker auto focus. Really love how it will be a camera I can use in the home and out in the field with multiple lenses.
That is great. Please tell me what you think about it when you get it.
The interchangeability of lenses on the ZVE10 is for sure an advantage, but given the price of lenses, it could end costing much more in the medium/long run with defects we may have to bear for years... whereas the purchase of a better quality camera, apparently more expensive at first, would be more interesting in the medium/long run in terms of price and quality...
You are absolutely right. I agree 100%. Thank you for all of your insight.
Thank you for this. I was thinking of the E10 because of the change of lenses but I didn’t even think of how expensive lenses are 😂. This would be my first camera for backpacking, biking, travel in like 15 years so I won’t buy any lenses anytime soon.
The low light quality on zv-e1 seems to be better at the same iso, this is a surprise.
Is the ZV1 zoom powerful enough to film a 3 inch wide area from 30 inches away? If not, how far away can the camera go and still only have a 3 inch area in the shot? I'll be filming close ups of artwork.
While the ability of the ZV-E10 to use interchangeable lenses is a plus, the huge crop for stabilization virtually kills off that benefit. The ZV-1 has built-in ND and less of a crop for stabilization. As a filmmaker, you'd think the ZV-E10 would be the obvious choice. But, for me, my plans with either of these cameras is to use them for gimbal work, and RUclips videos. On that factor alone, the ZV-1 wins. Excellent job on this comparison video.
if youre going to use on a gimbal, then i would rather go for the zve10. but using without a gimbal then the zv1 is a better choice.
I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
I was worried about "early adopter syndrome" when I bought my zv-1. I agree with a lot of the other comments that the video in some shots looks better, the stabilisation as well on the zv-1. I think the pics and the audio are so similar it's impossible to pick. The only thing the zv-e10 has as an "advantage" is the ability to change lenses, and if I was going to go there, I'm thinking the a7c is a better choice, but then again I'm years away from out growing the zv-1, so maybe an a7c II or III?
I love your thought process here. Yes I think you are spot on. Doesn’t the A7C have a full frame sensor?
@@thefilmalliance yes. If you really want to up grade to a lens system from the zv-1, then full frame seems the way to go, while maintaining the sony AF. If they up graded the a7C to 10 bit & gave it dual native iso (or did that for the expected a7 IV) that's the real jump to an "intermediate" lens system camera
@@I.am.Bananaman Can you explain to us what dual native ISO is and why it’s important compared to non dual ISO? Thanks in advance
@@thefilmalliance Native ISO is the best optimized ISO for low light, particularly for log gamma profiles. While Canon tends to be the Apple iPhone of digital cameras for the ease of use & "straight out of camera colour science", Canon as a brand also tend to produce a lot of really "fast" lenses. Sony on the other hand has focused on excellent low light capabilities of it's sensor. Sony has pushed the native iso in low light with log profiles higher, so that you can shoot in low light with less noise, and you don't need more expensive "fast" lenses, dual native iso simply has 2 sweet spots that do this. The best dual native iso example is the a7s iii, with 6400 & 12800 being native iso, and there are examples of people shooting at 6400 iso with a f4 lens (slog 2 or 3) and getting crystal clear results outside, in the evening with candles and yellowish deck lights.
Now I hardly expect the next gen a7c to do that, but hey how about 1600 & 3200? The a7s iii & FX3 are still the low light kings for the semi pro & pro level youtubers/doco heads, but us amateurs wanting to get into a lens eco system have access to really good low light with excellent AF at an accessible price point
Thumbs up, that helped me a lot to decide which one should i pick for my channel. ZV-1 for sure is more reliable
This comment motivates me. Thanks for letting me know which you decided
Great video, thank you . . . Focusing is a lot faster on the ZV-E10. Audio was better, too. I have both cameras and I like the fact I can change lenses. I have the 10-18mm on the ZV-E10. I am still undecided if I am going to keep the ZV-1 or sell it, though. They both serve a purpose.
Firstly it’s the exact same mic module for both cameras. Absolutely zero difference. Secondly, a quarter of a second faster autofocus? Really? You are gonna notice that huh? C’mon dude be real.
What lense do you prefer for photos?
Lol that’s one way to justify your new purchase
What is your experience with the fact that is has no evf? I would bring it as my travelcamera and then there is always bright light.
@@iamthegoatofficial just his choice
Amazing video, i really appreciate . i was thinking zv1 is not enough because of the sensor but apperantly i was wrong. there is not much difference that big. yes autofocus better on zve10 but zv1's autofocus definetly enough . maybe for photography someone can chose zve10. but most of people(including me) should choose zv1.
This is a great observation. Thank you for taking the time to let us know
Also remember the ZV-1 is a STACKED 1” sensor, it’s a much better image than a standard 1”
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I already have the A7III with full frame lenses and I have thought long and hard about buying the ZV-E10 to use it with my lenses, but ultimately it's stupid ... I want a 2nd camera for video only , the ZV1 is more logical, light, film in vlog2, etc etc ......
The ZV-E10 may be useful for new SONY users.
Great comparison this is what I was looking for.
Alright, Thank you, Im happy your getting value from these videos
great video. I was set to get the ZV-E10 but I forgot how much I hate dealing with Lenses and the deal breaker for me is the ZV-E10 breaks up files
What do you mean breaks up files?
Haha you right time to subscribe you do explain enough for a beginner to understand i ready move from gopro8 to something better i think shooting at night always let me down with gopro could you advice is there a good camera in you opinion that i should research for camping day and night shooting in Heavy Thai rain low light and super bright light i like idea have nd filter for afternoon sun it crazy bright here most my work shooting is on tripod but do walk along nice beach sometimes Thank you for good info 🙏Mo
That makes me happy. Thanks for chiming in and welcome aboard. Please tell us what cameras you have and if you shoot pro or as a hobby.
Hi Joe!, you will have to put a comment that the ZV1 has a faster AF Mode. Just to be fair with these great little machine.
I love your channel and the way you explained the content. Greetings from Chile 🌶!
Hey there, yes you are right. I will do that in the next video. Thank you for looking out
I have both cameras and the ZV1 is best for that stealth tourist look when you don't want to be noticed. The ZV-E10 is the far better camera simply because of lens choices but that is expensive. However while both cameras are excellent for shooting products, neither camera is a fun to use camera, and both are an ergonomic pain. I find that my old G9 is still my first choice most of the time because it feels good in the hand and has all sorts of video and photo features not available on the Sony cameras. However, after the sun goes down the lack of IBIS means the Sony cameras are poor performers while the incredible IBIS on the Panasonic reliably gets the shot. As a result I use the G9 90% of the time, and just use the little Sony's for those few times when they really are the best choice. Spending extra to get good IBIS is worth it in my book.
Been waiting for this!
Finally, sorry for the wait
@@thefilmalliance I'm saving money for a nice new A Cam. I will see what comes out from the A7IV... But I'm aiming for A7SIII. Wouldn't choose the zv-e10 because with a little bit more money there are better cameras with interchangeable lenses. But that's just my personal opinion. Your videos are top notch as always.
Wow I agree 1000%. Yes let’s see what the a74 looks like
I bought the ZV-1 in july and was worried about regret it, but finally it didn't worth waiting for te ZV-E10 :) Thank you for this comparison!
Glad I could help!, I know you thought the ZV one delivered better image quality. I just created a new video comparing the two cameras. It’s uploading now. Please let me know what you think now!🎥
only one wins by default on pocketability, which is the reason why I got the ZV-1. you can't stuff the zve10 with lens into your regular pockets. no rigging nor gimbal here. compactness is the main factor.
this is the best comparison video for both cameras. thank you :D
Glad it was helpful!
@@thefilmalliance I already made up my mind and got the ZV-E10 after watching your comparison video and so far it's a great purchase. The mic is good, it's very practical for beginner video maker, with options for lens open in the future. So sincerely thank you. Your video is really helpful for a 'commoner' buyer like me.
such a valuable comparison, thank you!
My pleasure, which one did you decide you like better?
I am looking at the e-10 to combine with the new 11mm lens being released soon. Might be a good vlogging combo for me. I have an A7iv but it’s so heavy for on the go vlogs.
@thefilmalliance I want a time machine, go back to October 2003 and buy another Carl Zeiss lens Sony's Cyber-shot DSC-T1. It is an ultra compact camera with many great features all in a package about the size of a deck of playing cards. (From their site). It's pictures and video taken then look as good as an iphone in 2023. I retouched some with new AI and was blown away. I love the slap down the cover, hand it to a random drunk to take a selfie and it comes out great! It was $450 when I got it. It got a water drop inside the lens, after touring the US a few times. Just wanting a real camera again. Nice content.
I really hope you still make hack and tips using zv-1 . Really lovee all zv1 video. Your video is amazing and very helpful
Thanks Devina, don’t you feel like I did everything I could with the ZV-1? Haha
You look like have never ending tips n hack 🤣 👏🏻 so creative. Ur content is high quality & amazing. Easy to understand & help me newbie like me to learn a lot
Please make the ZVE10 picture profiles comparison video.. like you did with the ZV1 year ago..Pleeease 🙏🙏
Gr8 idea. Ok I will research
@@thefilmalliance THANK YOU 💜
My pleasure
Both are good camera, I just bought sony zv e10 yesterday can’t wait for it😊
How are you enjoying your camera so far?
According to your video and echoing other comments I agree ZV-1 in my humble opinion excel in video while ZV-E10 is better in autofocus and photo, but again is just my humble opinion
Thanks for your input. Maybe I should do an image quality only comparison
@@thefilmalliance good idea for one of your helpful video’s
Yes I agree
Engraçado que li vários comentários dizendo que acharam a estabilização da ZV-1 melhor que a ZV-E10, pois eu achei o inverso. A estabilização da ZV-E10 é melhor, veja no vídeo em que o apresentador do canal anda com o braço esticado segurando as câmeras. Achei a estabilização levemente melhor do que a ZV-1.
Ah...mais uma coisa, faltou dizer que a ZV-E10 tem como fazer monitoração de áudio, pois ela possui entrada para fone de ouvido e a ZV-1 não tem. Outra característica que achei muito boa na Zv-E10 é essa questão de poder colocar no tripé ou gimbal a câmera e poder trocar a bateria. Eu acho um erro grande de projeto esse fator na ZV-1, até porque ela é voltada para youtube, vlogs e isso dificulta usar uma bateria falsa caso queiram gravar por mais tempo ou mesmo para fazer lives. Já na ZV-e10 não há esse tipo de problema.
No mais, são duas ótimas câmeras que tem mais prós do que contras. Mas para meu perfil e uso, pois quero fazer lives no meu canal no youtube que vou iniciar, definitivamente a ZV-E10 é mais adequada.
I think I am going to get the Zv-E10. I already own a few Sony lenses and I like the options.
Nice work on this comparison 💪🏾
Thanks 💯
Great comparison video! I think I will stick with my ZV-1.
I have the ZV-1 and I might hold off buying the new one until they add more features like more functions in touch screen, view finder, remote control, and more filters or picture modes. I bet they will upgrade this again.
Hi Toni, great points. Do you think it will be released as a firmware update?
@@thefilmalliance I hope so… but I think what attracted us to the ZV-1 was the simplicity of it, and yet has a lot of features needed by vloggers and RUclipsrs. Having a free update would be good, but I doubt they will do that coz they will try to push a new product. Anyway, I love your video comparison. I’m still playing around with my ZV-1 and I bought an after-market lens. I still have a lot of features that I haven’t even used yet. Best camera ever!
Thanks for taking the time to explain. I see your point. Yes I agree, the ZV-1 is such a great camera
I am a newbie, was thinking of getting zv1 or zve10 and eventually decided on zv1. Thanks for the 'confirmation'...
Good, great that you figured it out
Thank you for your review. I will get Xbox 1 because of the size.
I advise Sony ZV-E10. Buy once and use a long time. Bigger battery, and better quality. Change available lens on ZV-E10. The lens is everything. (Story everything for vlogging but!) It is bigger than ZV1 or Canon g7x3. But you will love it. Btw I bought my camera after watching this video. Thank you bro for the COOL video. 😁
Great video as always! I'm a bit more interested in the ZV-E10 now when I see your footage, but it has too little to offer when comparing to the form factor and the convenience that the ZV-1 offers. I will stick with my ZV-1 a little bit longer.
When smartphones beat the ZV-1 in image quality and include good picture profiles I will ditch the ZV-1 and the gimbal, all because of weight and space when I'm out biking.
Ahha, now your talking! Maybe I should do a ZV-E10 vs Smartphone?
@@thefilmalliance Yep! I am thinking when smartphones come with lidar, picture profiles and 1 inch sensor there is not much point having a point-and-shoot anymore?
@@MTBs haha, Apple, are you listening?
Why don't you use a gopro instead?
@@himelu I do for the action stuff, but I want beatiful video with some bokeh for the stationary parts of my videos.
Some good features and changes, the battery Location being a huge one. I don't think I will switch to that camera though, it's not a big enough step up. For quick run and gun the zv-1 has been perfect, I'll use the big camera for everything else.
I hear ya and think you are right for a quick run and gun. Thanks for all the support:)
@@thefilmalliance love your content, super informative and the "simple" shots you do are so good looking you make it seem easy haha. Every time I need a little idea on how to do something cool with this camera I turn to your channel!
Dang that comment made my day. I really appreciate it
The SmallRig cage for the ZV-1 completely solved the battery door issue for me. It also lets you mount the camera in portrait orientation, if vertical video is something you’ll use.
@@MikeFyxdt good to know
very good video. i am disappointed by the stabilization of the zve10, even in slow walk as you did it still shakes. this is exactly how i plan to use it, walk and take b roll videos of stuff infront of me not myself. to me the stabilization was the only real advantage over the a6400. i'm between both a6400 and zve10. i think i would have to rule out the stabilization and imagine them as a static tripod camera. i would still get one of them, but now they're closer than before.
zv1 is still a solid camera, i might get it later currently im very inclined to the canon g7x mark 2 due to better stabilization. but zv1 is definitely the current best vlog camera for most people.
but in this video, i would conclude the zv1 is allround better than the zve10 due to better stabilization than the zve10. and maybe because i love stabilization. but hey, interchangeable lenses and far zoom is one of the reasons i would pick either zve10 or a6400 (as a static tripod camera).
once again, good video!
Yes I agree but a gimbal will really help
ZV-E10 for me just because of its compact AND changeable lens.
I have had a bad experience with my RX-10 M1 which has a fuggy/moisture inside its zoom lens that's unable to clean it. Sony want $350 to take care of problem.
With that being said, I will buy this compact ZV-E10 to go with my A7M4 as daily shooting.
Thank for your video. It's very helpful. 👍
That is so awesome that you got the Zve10. It is an awesome camera, like you said. What do you think of it so far?
I think if you have the ZV-1 already then there's no need to hastily change to the ZV-E10 since the two main differences between the two are the sensor size and ability to change lenses. I don't have either and will definitely be purchasing the ZV-E10 as I'm thinking long-term and wanna grow with the camera. Great review!!
How is it working out for you?
Whoop first! Been waiting for this. I use a A6100 for my RUclips/ wedding videos with good success but am looking for a 2nd camera.
Nice!, I think this would suit as a great B-cam
Thank you 👍 this is so helpful 🤗 love from India🇮🇳
Which is better for bloggers and RUclipsrs ??!!
What do you think?
Yeah, I wish I could put lens on ZV1. Because background blur is not as good as DSLR
yes I agree. do you have the Zve10?
So helpful 💝
Can I use ZV-1 for online teaching?
I teach my children using the whiteboard.
Will the board be blured ???
Yes you can use, Maybe use manual focus? Also do you have a good lighting system?
I am deciding between these two cameras... The primary purpose of the camera is for video recording guitar tuition videos in a small room. I need the background to blur well to focus on the instrument. The camera will probably be one metre away from me in a 3m x 3m room. I have very little experience with professional cameras and don't want to spend big. Is the ZV1 the way to go? Or is there a specific affordable lens I could get along with the ZVE10 that will get me far superior results than the ZV1?? I will purchase some basic lighting gear as well.
Hey man, thanks for this video. Been pondering on getting the ZV1 but held off to see what the ZV-E10 was offering in comparison. There isn't a huge difference and with features like ND filters on the ZV1, addibg a wide angle adapter lens like the Ulanzi will make it worth getting over the E10. Thanks a lot for the insightful video!
youre right, but if you buy a better lens for the zve10 it would do exponentially better. i would recommend the zve10 for static tripod videos. the zv1 is better at travel walk kind of videos.
I got that zens I’m scared to put it on because I don’t want to mess us putting the sticky part on
From ages ago, I still have an RX100V and a NEX5R. The NEX5R always stayed at home and the RX100V was always with me...
Also, on a crop sensor, you can't get very wide lenses - even the Samyang 12mm ends up at effectively 18.6mm. I can manage about that with the Ulanzi wide-angle/macro on the ZV-1 and skip the whole crop lens spiel... Granted, if you want a 100mm OSS lens, the e10 is your best buddy :D
So I didn't find it worth while to buy the e10 and lenses for the crop factor format. Prefer the ZV-1 and A7SIII with the 14mm F1.8 GM. Both work well on the Ronin S2.
Zv1 all the way. If i wanted a camera that can change lenses, i might as well use a full frame. I love the zv1 cause it can fit your pocket. A great edc camera.
Yes I agree. It’s great
ZV-1 rules!
So I managed to make another video on the image quality of the two cameras. It’s uploading now, please let me know which one you think wins?
2:11 your face on that screen is a nice touch lol
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it.
Thank you for this video it help me out to choose. Since my wife is starting her makeup vblogging and personal life vblogging. I thinking of getting of getting the Sony ZV-E10. I want to hear your options if you think that is a good choice ???
I"m not sure if this was already brought up, but according to Sony's specs for the ZV-1, it has optical image stabilization. Not all Sony lenses for the ZV-E10 do ( the package lens does, but it's only f3.5) He seems to suggest otherwise in the section on stabilization comparison.
Very good to the point review with noticeable healthy fit body and shinning teeth :) I upgraded zv1 to zve10 because of both level quality of photography and videography, better battery, better grip, better buttons layout, and changeable lens function. BUT still I missed the tiny and pocketable size of zv1 for blogging. Thank you
Thanks, thats very nice of you, So I have the ZV E10 Vs the ZV-1 image quality video uploading. Please let me know which camera you think has better if it’s quality!
any idea about the recording limit on the e10? I have the zv1 and I am having problems with overheating at about an hour filming. That's really the determining factor for me on if I should get the e10. Great video! your production is awesome. Thanks !
I am trying to figure out which one of these to purchase as my first camera upgrade from an iPhone 11 for my vlogs and yt videos.
I keep thinking the zv-e10 is a good fit but I feel it may only be a better option if I purchase a lens from Sony which would make it a much more expensive option.
Thoughts Anyone?
I agree. The wide lens (with a Marco lens) for ZV1 is only $49.99 and comparing zv-e10 to the zv1 there's not a lot difference.
Thanks for the video. The ZV-10 is the one for me. What camera did you use to shoot the talking heads bits when you weren’t showing the actual footage of the two cameras? Thanks Andy
I am torn between the ZVE10 AND A6400……..What do you think….I take as much photos as I do video……One thing I believe you cannot use catalyst with the A6400
This is correct. What’s the difference in price?
@@thefilmalliance $200
For me almost everything looks better on zv-1 Stablization, even footage in dark. I think zv-10 should be chosen only with other lenses in pair :)
I actually agree with you. Maybe I need to test out the different PPs. Stabilization was not that great
Don't be fooled, the 16-50 is bad bad lens, Sony zv-10 is awesome
@@dcfanforlife533 this is what I said
@@dcfanforlife533 Yup, that lens is 👎🏾
@@dcfanforlife533 what lenses would you recommend?
Hello!!
To be honest, and with my needs, the only reason I would opt for the ZVE-10 is the idea of changing lenses, but I already have a ZV-1 and I am very pleased.
One thing that has to be mentioned is that the connections for HDMI, USB and mic on the ZVE-10, are front of the screen so if, like me, you use It to stream the cables would be in the way....not a deal breaker as you are obviously monotoring yourself on another screen, but puts me off. As for being able to change lenses then only a Vlogger should consider it as someone into photography would be better off with another camera, although biggerr of course.
My humble and inexpereanced opinion.
Thanks for the vids...and Peace!
I'm decided to change my zv-1 for the Zv-e10 because I don't think I need a powerful camera like this for vlog, actually I will use zv e10 for studio records with sigma lens, for vlog I'm sure my iPhone 12 is enough.. What do you think?
Yes that's perfect! So the ZV E10 Vs the ZV-1 Image quality video is uploading now. Please let me know what you think!
@@thefilmalliance great, of course I will comment