Valoro muchísimo a la gente que como tu invierte de su valioso tiempo en hacer estos videos pero permiteme que te de mi opinión........se puede hacer una comparativa entre dos cámaras que estén en la misma gama, ambas con mismo tamaño de sensor, seteadas igual y con los mismos parámetros de exposición para que se pueda comparar la calidad de color, en que iso hay grano, estabilización etc etc Comparar un teléfono por mas alta gama que sea con una cámara como en este caso la ZV E10ii están en desigualdad de condiciones operativas en todo punto de vista, algo igual pasaría al comparar una sony fx3 o fx30 con zve10 // Nikon Z30 con Z9iii Te saludo con un abrazo desde Argentina
An advantage of having a smaller lens/sensor on the iphone is that you can use cheap plastic aspherical lenses that allow great image quality without adding too much complexity, something not really possible with the big lenses of the sony as plastic is lossy and won't work so well for thick lenses. You're then restricted to spherical glass lenses and optical aberrations are then compensated by adding more individual lenses, each also causing 8% loss of light. The iphone image processing is probably better too. Of course the Sony will really shine when you add up specialized lenses for portrait, telephoto or macro shots.
it's called Apple Log, not ProRes Log This is important, because using Black Magic Camera App, you can record in h.265 (codec) in Apple Log (color profile), which means you get smaller file sizes. Using Black Magic Camera App, you also have the ability to use preview LUT's with the option of burning them in right away, meaning you may not even need to grade in post (but you also lose the ability to adjust the look). You could also choose any of the different flavors of ProRes, HQ, LT, Proxy or regular.
Well said and thanks for that explanation. I’ll make sure to update my vernacular in the future. With that said, will you be preordering the ZV-E10II ?
@@thefilmalliance no, I agree with a lot of what you said, but I feel like if you are going to upgrade from iPhone, why not go to full frame with the ZV-E1 or the LUMIX S5II? I agree that the zv-e10 II probably has a higher ceiling than the iPhone, I think that is obvious, but if the point of upgrading, and spending money on a dedicated camera is to get a bigger sensor, why not get the better sensor? The other thing, which really skews the value, is that like 80% of American youth already are gonna get an iPhone, so its not really that they would spend the money on this phone OR a camera, but rather, its the phone they are already gonna get, so would they get an iPhone AND the zv-e10 II? Probably not, save up a bit more, learn more about photography and videography, and then when you really want to dive into the hobby or maybe make it your profession, I would then just dive into full frame. I just wouldn’t start with aps-c in 2024, if you really wanna buy a professional, dedicated camera.
@@MaximoJoshua thats just such an ignorant take of someone corrupted by all the youtuber non-sense. Aps-C is 100% fine for 90% of work, even professional. Not to mention most people can not afford equivalent the kind of glass that makes FF worth it. Not to mention all the added bulk and weight.
@@shinoMusic So, let me get this straight, if someone said "hey man, you want a camera for free? choose between the ZV-E10 II or the ZV-E1, you are going to choose the ZV-E10II? get out of here. if you like aps-c, good for you, don't say it's better than FF, especially for vloggers, where you will need like a 16mm lens to get an arms length shot. All things being equal, the FF sensor is better than the APS-C sensor.
@@MaximoJoshua I would take apsc over fullframe any day . jk 😂 But each sensor has got its own value. Some cine cameras are crop sensored but still offer a good performance than fullframe sensor Even Bmpcc 4k for example , That camera with Mft sensor is still far better choice for a filmaker It hasn't got allthe bells and whistles of modern mirrorless camera , but if a user knows how to operate it and grade that footage Remember at the end of the day it's not the camera but the person behind it. I won't say specs don't matter but specs never made a film or content by itself.😅
The best review videos hands down. A few thoughts: 1. Most consumers will never need interchangeable lens bodies. They’re large and bulky and will minimize incentive to use 2. Using BM in iPhone with Apple log, h265 files, and a good NLE or dehancer will look nearly as good as a mirrorless body. 3. Most people watch content on their phones, some TV, less projectors. Hobbyists and prosumer candidates viewers will almost never know the difference. People need to consider this and stop spending $1000s maybe get a pocket 3 if wanted in addition to phone.
Brilliant analysis. 1. I do think some people would prefer to have an actual camera in their hands rather than a smartphone. When I have an actual camera in my hands, I want to create, whereas my phone could distract me. 2. I love the idea of the BM app and have used it extensively, and I agree with everything you said. The BM app seems to crash on me constantly. With a few more upgrades, it will be a lot more stable, but it's not stable enough for me to go out and actually use it in a real use-case scenario. 3. I like the point about most people watching on their phones, and this is especially important for people who are so fixed on resolution and frame rate. Thanks for your thoughtful comment and feedback.
In the end small camera looks cool but a hassle when you need to transfer image and big/heavy/expensive lens to get better image (barely, in specific condition) than phone😂 camera tech has really been stagnant for a decade when it come to image quality and body size compression compared to phone😂
1. Ergonomic matter, I just love the tacticality of physical buttons and lenses that I can hold and control (rather than computer controlling it) 2. I won't use my phones for prolonged shoot, I still need em for ummm as a phone and emergency matters especially when travelling. Are you aware how shooting videos on you phone will drain your battery?
This was me, I was spening $1000s on interhcangble lens cams and hated dragging them around. Sold everything and use my S23U and 15 Pro Max for everything now, Ive never been happier.
A few details gave the iPhone away. Some grainy footage on low light and the lens flares when pointing at the sun or other light sources. Not saying it was super easy to identify but those details did stand out which helped me identify the devices correctly. The iPhone 15 has impressive video quality and if the budget is limited and you need both a great phone and a great camera, the iPhone 15 Pro is a no brainer.
As I debate getting a mirrorless camera, I currently use a DSLR, iPhone 14 Pro and GoPro 11 for my vids and pics. As you outline, the phone has so many advantages from a handiness perspective. Size, weight, cost, screen size, multiple built-in lenses etc. And yet larger camera sensors are supposed to provide much better quality imagery. The comparisons shown in this video seem to show darker, blurrier images from the Sony. The iPhone as I understand it, uses software to produce imagery that provides overall greater dynamic range than many cameras. This is why video from iPhones seems to be brighter and more ‘well lit’ from shadow to highlight areas. Cameras are better for making blurry bokeh, high speed shooting for sports and wildlife, long telephoto work and low light footage but not certain there are that many more advantages. Anyhow this was a great video. Really enjoyed your analysis.
that contrast iphone produces can easily be CURVED in post, every camera can do it 😂😂😂😂😂, this guy reviewing doesn't know how to grade correctly for maximum contrast ratio
Great point, I like how you put why the iPhone seems more lit in the shadows. I have to admit it’s pretty cool technology by apple and great for casual users. For me I still like the look and feel of the ZV-E10 II
Hello, personally I liked the video and photos from the iPhone 15 Pro more. And here, apparently, the problem is not in the otics, not in the resolution of the cameras, but most likely in the software processing. Good luck!
@@thefilmalliance Yes, that's right, the iPhone 15 Pro is always with you, in your pocket, but the ZV-E10 II still needs to be taken off the shelf and put in your bag.
it isn't a mistake. It depends on what you are looking for and what fits your needs. If you want to buy an iphone for its camera? then do it, it is way more than good enough for most people.
Great video. One advice I would like to offer is that while shooting with iPhone, so many times I wanted to look something up or google something, only to realize my phone is preoccupied with a shot! I cannot interrupt its shot or cannot just take it off its mount! Need to ask someone else to google or message someone! I realize how often I needed to use my phone as a resource while shooting. Another reason to have a dedicated shooter and phone as a secondary shooter.
I'll share some thoughts in this department as well. Many people criticize the E-10 Mk II for the lack of IBIS, however on my A7R III there is 5,5 stop IBIS and the outcome in handheld video as soon as you move isn't great too. When walking, it is very difficult to get it usable for post-stabilization. What you said - using a gimbal - is for sure the best option in terms of maintaining IQ. I'll throw in something else, nevertheless. If it is for private pursoses (more or less documentary "vlog style"), I would consider getting the Xperia 1 VI and using S-Cinetone in combination with an E-10 II. Gives you great stability, nearly no postprocessing and you get footage that looks million times more natural than any iPhone can give you. ZV-E10 II can be used for photos and stationary video where you won't move around a lot. Or you can use the kit lens for walking shots in combination with a strap around your neck to minimize movements. Let's be real, the kit isn't optical gold, but it's good enough to beat a smartphone. And for the artistic shots, you can get one of these fancy 1.4 or 1.2 lenses (Sigma 23, Viltrox 27). That will be night and day in comparison with any of these ugly computational smartphone cameras. In fact, the 27/1.2 by Viltrox is a lens that makes APS-C very attractive because optically good lenses for full frame are quite expensive.
I feel camera has the most significant usecase that is the FOCUS and the bokeh, which creates depth in the picture instead of smartphone small sensors...otherwise it completely depends if you are working proffessionally or casually✔️
Incredible video! Thanks for the deep dive! Thinking about this zv-e10 mark ii versus iPhone 15/16 pro for talking language education style content, medium to long form in home studio with good lights and audio. Nothing fancy, just teaching. Any advice? Thanks again.
Thanks for this. I have a 15 Pro, am looking to get the ZV-E10 ii soon and will use both for A & B cameras to shoot piano performances / tutorials in good lighting. And at some later point I'll introduce a third more expensive camera along with a motorised stand for camera movement.
Wow. Sony took vintage quite literally. The images look like disposable 3mp cameras. Not buying a new Sony ever again. Olympus em 1 II. still crushing it after 8 years
It's such a good video😀 My middle school daughter, who is using an iPhone 15 Pro, has been begging me to buy her a camera, so I'm planning to buy her the recently released Sony camera. Looking at your review, the iPhone 15 Pro suits my daughter better, but she's driving me crazy because she's always begging me to buy her a good-looking camera 🥵 In Korea, the won-dollar exchange rate has fallen these days, so the new Sony camera seems too expensive compared to the iPhone.
Enséñale primero a que valore lo que tiene... Es una afortunada en tener el iPhone 15 Pro. Con el puede crear todo el contenido que desee, en este video lo explica muy bien! Que no se deje llevar por el consumismo, y valore el esfuerzo que tu hiciste para comprárselo.
Hey, so i am new in the Photo/ Videography space, wanting to upgrade from my Samsung galaxy s23 ultra with a Gimbal. The Sony ZV e10 ii looks like a cool upgrade for my first Actual Camera. I focus on Ad creation, normal and Mobile/Instagram. Would you recommend the sony with the tamron lens for me or should i save up 4 something else? Also id like to get a Gimbal do you recommend a cage and gimbal for horizontal and vertical shots?
At the starting I was very excited for mark ii but now I am not taking it because not so much big jump from mark i and th price has increased, so I will go with mark i.
Hi brother! Another awesome video review, as always! I have one question and hope that you can help me to choose! I saw all your video comparing DJI osmo pocket 3, IPhone 15 , Sony zv e10 and now Sony mark 2, but I don’t understand what camera I have to choose. I’m content creator, right now I’m making videos mostly for TikTok, but I wanna start creating RUclips videos as well, and of corse I wanna grow up in my skill. Most of my video I’m shoot on my room yet, and use for It my iPhone XS Max. And can afford only one camera, which do you think is better for me to choose?
Thats actually a great question. I created a camera quiz to help you figure out which camera is best for what you are using it for. Have you taken it yet?
Just came back from 2 weeks in Italy. I left my Sony home, my go pro home, my stabilizer home, my lens home, my tripods home and took just my iphone 15 max pro. Best decision I ever made as a travel photographer.
I really enjoyed the video!! I also noticed you said you couldn't change the exposure on the base camera app, I belive you can, it's just a swipe up I believe
For the next similar content you don't need to compare weight, body, screen, OS and usability. That is neither right nor fair. You just compare only the camera and the camera results.
Video summary This video compares the Sony ZV-E10 Mark II and the iPhone 15 Pro, focusing on their real-world performance, image quality, and usability for content creators. The video covers various aspects such as log footage, skin tones, dynamic range, low light performance, stabilization, temperature thresholds, green screen work, and more. The goal is to help viewers decide which camera is right for them by providing a detailed comparison of the two devices. 00:00 Introduction and purpose Comparison of Sony ZV-E10 Mark II and iPhone 15 Pro Focus on real-world performance Free project files for testing 02:01 Camera features and tests Log footage and skin tones Dynamic range and low light performance Stabilization and temperature thresholds 06:01 Camera bodies and usability Size, weight, and form factor Ports, buttons, and customization Convenience and portability 10:00 Ease of use and control Intermediate vs. beginner users Exposure control and fixed aperture ProRes log and file sizes 15:30 Image quality and stabilization 4K 60fps and crop factor Color grading and sensor size In-body stabilization and gimbal use Part 2 of the video talks about the comparison between the iPhone 15 Pro and the ZV-E10 Mark II for vlogging and content creation. It highlights the advantages and disadvantages of each camera in terms of functionality, audio quality, low light performance, and overall usability. 23:53 Vlogging with iPhone 15 Pro vs. ZV-E10 Mark II iPhone 15 Pro lacks a flip screen ZV-E10 Mark II has a flip screen ZV-E10 Mark II is better for vlogging 24:32 Audio quality and options ZV-E10 Mark II has audio directivity External mics improve audio quality ECM M1 mic recommended for ZV-E10 Mark II 26:04 Heat and battery performance ZV-E10 Mark II heats up more than iPhone 15 Pro iPhone 15 Pro charges faster ZV-E10 Mark II uses more storage 27:21 Low light performance ZV-E10 Mark II outperforms iPhone 15 Pro Fast lenses improve ZV-E10 Mark II performance iPhone 15 Pro struggles in low light 28:38 Usability and distractions iPhone 15 Pro can be distracting ZV-E10 Mark II is dedicated for content creation ZV-E10 Mark II has more control options
I would pay $5,000 for apple to slam their 15 promax tech into a G7x body, flip up screen, fit in pocket and not awkward to hold / vlog like an iphone while having the canon onboard mic and retaining the apple stabilization tech. That build would legit takeover the vlogging space and there would never need to be another camera made. I bought an A6700 today with a 16-35 and it sucks because the stabilization when walking around and vlogging is no where NEAR as good as the 15 pro max. Even with stabilization on “max” on the sony. Have to return it because its just so hard to go back to that awful stabilization when the iphone is legit flawless while producing that kind of image in 4k 60 iPhone for vlogging 100% which is sad to admit but if you have ANY recommendations shoot me a comment back!
Fantastic video as always. I was waiting for a comparison with the a6700. I found a way to save 200$ on a sony a6700, can you anser my question sir? The a6700 is a better option for only 200$ more?
Thats actually a great question. What are you using it for? I created a camera quiz to help you figure out which camera is best for what you are using it for. Have you taken it yet?
@@thefilmalliance It's a challenging question because the use I envision lies right on the border between photography and video. Primarily, I want to use it to capture the most beautiful moments when I travel-so a combination of photos and some footage to edit later. I can save 200$ on the a6700 cause i'm a student and sony has now a cashback in my country if you buy the a6700
I like more the shots from iphone. Aside from having better images/videos, its very convenient to carry and operate and can also be used for other things.
Sony, please update the 55-210 with modern optics (and without doubling the price). That and the 35 1.8 OSS on the A6000 was what made me switch from using a phone to a camera, and to become hopelessly obsessed with photography.
Why not use the Blackmagic Camera App instead of the Final Cut app? It makes the iPhone much more powerful as a video camera and is used by Apple themselves. I understand wanting to be as stock as possible, but to me it's one of the great benefits of having a phone (access to the App Store), but the Final Cut app was designed more for its Multicam functionality anyways. Genuinely curious on this and thanks for a great high effort vid
I did use the Black magic camera app in the low light test. I mentioned it somewhere in the video. Yes it does have more functionality but let me tell you it’s not as stable. I find it when I use it. I constantly have to swipe out of it because it freezes up on me. I don’t know if that’s just my particular iPhone 15 Pro or an update that needs to be done.
The iPhone natively overexposes. The ZV-E10 II is properly so that people could bring back the highlights in post production. Either the iPhone you’re stuck with those highlights. I wanted people to get an idea of the differences in their output color without any special exposure input. Were you able to download the project files?
any phone will look bad at some point - low light - lens flare (especially iphones) - Chromatic aberration - Focal length - it's your phone set it to DND before shooting or you will ruin the shot - charging is headache - mounting is tricky - getting the footage out of the phone is a pain
@@thefilmalliance I already have a6400, I think a6700 is my upgrade but maybe let it drop in price😅 so couple of years from now. But I am waiting for good Dji action 2 replacement, insta360 go 3s isn't cutting it couple of major downsides.
@@thefilmalliance ok that’s good to know thanks, because I WANT to buy this camera . Just the side by sides kinda spooked me. Gonna get it anyways , you know better than I do that’s forsure. And maybe just the small size miss led me, watched this on iphone
This is a great pint as well. Have you ever had to deal with those issues and an event? If you end up purchasing the ZV-E10II - what lenses will you pickup with it?
The video quality of the iPhone 15 Pro is lower than that of the DJI Pocket3. The iPhone is the best when it comes to the convenience of instant shooting. However, the processed image quality is still only good on iPhone and is much worse than zv-e10m2 on large screens.
Thanks your video samples convinced me to Get Iphone even If I absolutely Hate Iphones :D The footage straight out of the camera overall looks way better on Iphone for most shots + less of a faff!
Really, if you are doing real video work you need a proper camera that is only for being a camera, it can't be interrupted by anything etc etc. The iPhone 15 Pro is a great backup camera to have and you need a phone so make it a flag ship that does good video and you have a camera you always have with you that will do. If you are planning out shoot and scenes then you'll of course plan to bring a proper camera. It is however how we have goon to being able to use a phone for professional video at all. Real cameras will always be a step ahead, considering a full frame out does a APC camera, a phone will always be a step down again... but that it's even able to bat it outstanding. If you are making content then a iPhone is more than enough to hone your skills before it's worth adding to your gear. Your ability will always outweigh the quality you can get over what a camera will offer so it's actually beneficial to limit yourself to a iPhone to begin with. Get things coming out good on that and you'll be good enough to warrant starting to get up grades. You will get much better video with a iPhone VS a Full-Frame high spec camera if a long practicing professional uses a iPhone and a amateur uses the Full-Frame high spec camera. Then again, if you have the money and the time to invest because you are that passionate have had many ideas with different lens and can get that entire setup, go for it, just remember it will take a while until you hone your skills. If you can afford that then you can also afford to also have a iPhone Pro as a camera you always have on you.
@@thefilmalliance Huawei Pura 70 Ultra 163 (DxOmark Honor Magic6 Pro 158 Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ 157 Oppo Find X7 Ultra 157 Huawei P60 Pro 156 This is with only default settings. With some photography literacy & manual controls the better Galaxy S23 Ultra optics can create much better results than overprocessed iPhones. With additional edit of 200mp 10x zoom from tripod or quad pixel 50mp/raw file can do much better.
@@AegisEdge It's easier to fool people than convince them they have been fooled by iPhone marketing. At least: Huawei Pura 70 Ultra 163 (DxOmark Honor Magic6 Pro 158 Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ 157 Oppo Find X7 Ultra 157 Huawei P60 Pro 156 are better & S23/24 Ultra better with manual controls that come with the installed app + some addons from Samsung. Since S23 Ultra, Galaxy has 8K Video recording that iPhone doesn't have. almost 2y old S23 ULtra has AI photo improvements (+ S-pen productivity) that iPhone doesn't have
@@AegisEdge definetly not. For photos the s24 ultra and pixel are better, although for video, apple while not always best is definetly by far the most consistent and reliable. It depends on use case, for photography there are much better options, but for video not really, unless you know what you're doing and go for a sony xperia.
I'm continuously amazed at how well the iPhone 15 Pro performs next to dediacted cameras. On the same token, I'm continuously disappointed in how poor MY iPhone 15 Pro Max footage is in comparison. How do you guys always get your iPhone footage to look so good!? Mine is never even close.
I just don't understand why phone cameras exist. Okay we can do party photos a short videos, take selfies and do stories for your social media... but who really decide to invest thousands of dollars into iPhone and accessories for it to do a photography? Ok, you have a phone with good camera, you can start already and work on your narrative and story, but if you need a quality, if you need a control over settings and overall you want your your photos be "natural" and not generated by AI you choose camera and not a phone
the comparison gets one side when you changes lenses....you compared prices but price of extra lenses that you already have bought are not included...still iphone is the clear winner here in every aspect..functions,price,usability.
Are there any rumours of any new Telephoto lenses to come out soon for the APSC cameras that will be up to 350 range but around no more than f4?? or similar. I have the 55-210 and would rather hold out than go to the 70-350mm.
I watched enough "vs 15 pro max" video to be able to tell that, most of the time, what make the video looks great is the person behind the camera, not the camera itself :D
Can you please make more videos with Sony zv 1 mark 2? I’m really struggling on how to operate mine, for example I don’t understand manual focus and which log picture profile I should shot in for cinematic videos. Which are the best settings to have on it for cinematic shots?
Honestly, it’s much better to use your smartphone to make videos since the cameras on them are so good anyways, and you wouldn’t be unnecessarily spending money. If I started to make money on that channel to where I could comfortably buy a camera, then I would consider it. But it’s absolutely not necessary to buy one. I subscribe to a lot of good, successful channels (Dankpods for instance) who choose to use a smartphone because it’s easier to use, saves money, and you don’t have to use up all your time and energy trying to learn how to properly use a camera. You could just get straight into recording your ideas.
@@thefilmalliance I would certainly consider it if the price was reasonable. I love your channel, and you seem to possess a great deal of knowledge on the subject of filming and storytelling. So, I'm sure the quality of the content would be well worth the investment.
I like your channel 👍 Always informative and on point ! There is some overheating info about the Sony. A RUclipsr did a test: 4K 60 and the temp.was around 30-31C outdoor. The result was only 21min. rec. time and after that came the overheating problem. Is it possible for you to confirm or denied that information ? I want to buy the Sony , BUT I survived that horror with the Pocket 3 overheating issues = I am living in Europe) and I learned my lesson in the hard way: You want to buy a camera for shooting 4K 60 ? First ask for overheating problems !!!
iphone is just a phone, it cannot compare to any kind of Bigger sensor (most current dslr )if you like iphone. go and buy a iphone, don't need to think about it.
Honestly I just hate taking photos with a smartphone, I always afraid to drop it on the ground, my finger gets in the lens corner and ruins the photos, you have to wipe the lenses with your shirt before using it (which will eventually scratch them after a year of use), and it's simply not fun and the controls are annoying. I prefer to use a camera even if the image quality is not that much of a difference.
@@thefilmalliance exactly my thoughts. With the kit lens the zve10ii comes with and the 18-300 tamron that is about £500 ish. I’d be set for what I want for a year or 2 till I can go full frame. The ibis don’t think bothers me as I see so many photos from cameras that never had it with great shots. Weather sealing would be nice but as long as if it rains I get a cover for the camera I’d be fine. And would give me all I’d need to start for 1500 ish. So it’s not breaking the bank too much. And I wouldn’t have to wait months down the line for the a7iv as that’s going to be double with 1 lens
What would you consider for me buying my first camera as a beginner-intermediate, The Sony alpha zv e10-ii (with kit lens so 1100$ setup) or the Sony alpha 6700? (body only 1400$ setup) or the Sony zv e10-ii with the tamron 17-70mm lens (1700$ setup) or Sony alpha a6700 with the E 18-135 mm lens (1800$ setup) My interest would be photography & videography for beaches, super cars, sunsets, national parks/hiking and day to day vlogging here and there. I would really appreciate your honest feedback, Thank you and great video
Great analysis, it’s been a while since I’ve watched that video. I’ll have to go back and watch again thanks for that. Which camera did you end up liking more? the ZV-E10II or the iPhone 15 Pro ?
What cameras would you like me to compare next?
I would like a comparison between zv-e10 II and samsung flagships such as s24 ultra or s22 ultra
Compare sony ev-10 mark 2 vs a6700 is worth buying, mark 2 or put some more money buying a a6700 tell me bro , I am a student in India
Sony ZV-E10 II vs DJI Pocket 3 and also provide image quality of night and day time.
i want to know the image quality of gopro 12 vs sony zv e-10 or sony a6400
Valoro muchísimo a la gente que como tu invierte de su valioso tiempo en hacer estos videos pero permiteme que te de mi opinión........se puede hacer una comparativa entre dos cámaras que estén en la misma gama, ambas con mismo tamaño de sensor, seteadas igual y con los mismos parámetros de exposición para que se pueda comparar la calidad de color, en que iso hay grano, estabilización etc etc
Comparar un teléfono por mas alta gama que sea con una cámara como en este caso la ZV E10ii están en desigualdad de condiciones operativas en todo punto de vista, algo igual pasaría al comparar una sony fx3 o fx30 con zve10 // Nikon Z30 con Z9iii
Te saludo con un abrazo desde Argentina
This is way better than the one I will do. Stop making me look bad - I refuse to get better 😂😂
What the heck are you talking about? Your videos are masterful
Your review was also really great and informative 👍🏻
You both are great ❤❤❤
You are both awesome at what you do 💯
@@thefilmalliance Love both your takes and comparisons
This man makes some high quality content and I just gotta say I really appreciate all the work you put into these videos.
Thanks, I really appreciate that. They are challenging but fun for sure.
Genuine question. Who really use the ZV E 10 (II)? I see all youtubers talking and reciewing this camera but nobody actually use it lol
Not to sound rude but why does it seem like you didn't export the video in high bitrate? Even 4K doesn't look as sharp as it should
An advantage of having a smaller lens/sensor on the iphone is that you can use cheap plastic aspherical lenses that allow great image quality without adding too much complexity, something not really possible with the big lenses of the sony as plastic is lossy and won't work so well for thick lenses. You're then restricted to spherical glass lenses and optical aberrations are then compensated by adding more individual lenses, each also causing 8% loss of light. The iphone image processing is probably better too. Of course the Sony will really shine when you add up specialized lenses for portrait, telephoto or macro shots.
it's called Apple Log, not ProRes Log
This is important, because using Black Magic Camera App, you can record in h.265 (codec) in Apple Log (color profile), which means you get smaller file sizes.
Using Black Magic Camera App, you also have the ability to use preview LUT's with the option of burning them in right away, meaning you may not even need to grade in post (but you also lose the ability to adjust the look).
You could also choose any of the different flavors of ProRes, HQ, LT, Proxy or regular.
Well said and thanks for that explanation. I’ll make sure to update my vernacular in the future. With that said, will you be preordering the ZV-E10II ?
@@thefilmalliance no, I agree with a lot of what you said, but I feel like if you are going to upgrade from iPhone, why not go to full frame with the ZV-E1 or the LUMIX S5II? I agree that the zv-e10 II probably has a higher ceiling than the iPhone, I think that is obvious, but if the point of upgrading, and spending money on a dedicated camera is to get a bigger sensor, why not get the better sensor? The other thing, which really skews the value, is that like 80% of American youth already are gonna get an iPhone, so its not really that they would spend the money on this phone OR a camera, but rather, its the phone they are already gonna get, so would they get an iPhone AND the zv-e10 II? Probably not, save up a bit more, learn more about photography and videography, and then when you really want to dive into the hobby or maybe make it your profession, I would then just dive into full frame. I just wouldn’t start with aps-c in 2024, if you really wanna buy a professional, dedicated camera.
@@MaximoJoshua thats just such an ignorant take of someone corrupted by all the youtuber non-sense. Aps-C is 100% fine for 90% of work, even professional. Not to mention most people can not afford equivalent the kind of glass that makes FF worth it. Not to mention all the added bulk and weight.
@@shinoMusic So, let me get this straight, if someone said "hey man, you want a camera for free? choose between the ZV-E10 II or the ZV-E1, you are going to choose the ZV-E10II?
get out of here. if you like aps-c, good for you, don't say it's better than FF, especially for vloggers, where you will need like a 16mm lens to get an arms length shot.
All things being equal, the FF sensor is better than the APS-C sensor.
@@MaximoJoshua I would take apsc over fullframe any day . jk 😂
But each sensor has got its own value.
Some cine cameras are crop sensored but still offer a good performance than fullframe sensor
Even Bmpcc 4k for example ,
That camera with Mft sensor is still far better choice for a filmaker
It hasn't got allthe bells and whistles of modern mirrorless camera , but if a user knows how to operate it and grade that footage
Remember at the end of the day it's not the camera but the person behind it. I won't say specs don't matter but specs never made a film or content by itself.😅
iPhone 15 Pro Max is a monster, wth, a true video camera in a cellphone.
Waiting for a great photo camera in the iphone.
This channel is criminally undersubscribed
Thank you for the kind words, I really appreciate it.
I have yet to find someone more knowledgeable in this field. Thank you for making this incredible content available for us all
Thanks, I'm having fun with these vids although they are pretty time-consuming
The best review videos hands down. A few thoughts:
1. Most consumers will never need interchangeable lens bodies. They’re large and bulky and will minimize incentive to use
2. Using BM in iPhone with Apple log, h265 files, and a good NLE or dehancer will look nearly as good as a mirrorless body.
3. Most people watch content on their phones, some TV, less projectors. Hobbyists and prosumer candidates viewers will almost never know the difference.
People need to consider this and stop spending $1000s maybe get a pocket 3 if wanted in addition to phone.
Brilliant analysis.
1. I do think some people would prefer to have an actual camera in their hands rather than a smartphone. When I have an actual camera in my hands, I want to create, whereas my phone could distract me.
2. I love the idea of the BM app and have used it extensively, and I agree with everything you said. The BM app seems to crash on me constantly. With a few more upgrades, it will be a lot more stable, but it's not stable enough for me to go out and actually use it in a real use-case scenario.
3. I like the point about most people watching on their phones, and this is especially important for people who are so fixed on resolution and frame rate.
Thanks for your thoughtful comment and feedback.
In the end small camera looks cool but a hassle when you need to transfer image and big/heavy/expensive lens to get better image (barely, in specific condition) than phone😂 camera tech has really been stagnant for a decade when it come to image quality and body size compression compared to phone😂
1. Ergonomic matter, I just love the tacticality of physical buttons and lenses that I can hold and control (rather than computer controlling it)
2. I won't use my phones for prolonged shoot, I still need em for ummm as a phone and emergency matters especially when travelling. Are you aware how shooting videos on you phone will drain your battery?
This was me, I was spening $1000s on interhcangble lens cams and hated dragging them around. Sold everything and use my S23U and 15 Pro Max for everything now, Ive never been happier.
@@DanLawrenceDC love it! That’s my goal grab an iPhone 16 and maybe a dji pocket 3
Thanks for the comprehensive comparison video. Keep on you great job....
A few details gave the iPhone away. Some grainy footage on low light and the lens flares when pointing at the sun or other light sources. Not saying it was super easy to identify but those details did stand out which helped me identify the devices correctly. The iPhone 15 has impressive video quality and if the budget is limited and you need both a great phone and a great camera, the iPhone 15 Pro is a no brainer.
Would have been cool to see a raw side by side comparison of the pictures.
Sorry I missed that one
Can you please compare ZV-10 II with Huawei Pura 70 Ultra as Pura 70 Ultra has 1 inch type sensor with Variable Aperture starts from f/1.6 to f/4.0.
Will see if my zhiyun crane m2 works with zv
its crazy that a mobile phone camera is that good..
its like a camera that can make calls and browse the internet and what not
As I debate getting a mirrorless camera, I currently use a DSLR, iPhone 14 Pro and GoPro 11 for my vids and pics. As you outline, the phone has so many advantages from a handiness perspective. Size, weight, cost, screen size, multiple built-in lenses etc. And yet larger camera sensors are supposed to provide much better quality imagery.
The comparisons shown in this video seem to show darker, blurrier images from the Sony. The iPhone as I understand it, uses software to produce imagery that provides overall greater dynamic range than many cameras. This is why video from iPhones seems to be brighter and more ‘well lit’ from shadow to highlight areas. Cameras are better for making blurry bokeh, high speed shooting for sports and wildlife, long telephoto work and low light footage but not certain there are that many more advantages.
Anyhow this was a great video. Really enjoyed your analysis.
that contrast iphone produces can easily be CURVED in post, every camera can do it 😂😂😂😂😂, this guy reviewing doesn't know how to grade correctly for maximum contrast ratio
Great point, I like how you put why the iPhone seems more lit in the shadows. I have to admit it’s pretty cool technology by apple and great for casual users. For me I still like the look and feel of the ZV-E10 II
Yeah I thought all the video: if iPhone was recorded on prores + fixed colours the quality wouldbe "better"
Hello, personally I liked the video and photos from the iPhone 15 Pro more.
And here, apparently, the problem is not in the otics, not in the resolution of the cameras, but most likely in the software processing.
Good luck!
Well said. I thought the ZV-E10 II had a more filmic look but I can see what your saying
@@thefilmalliance Yes, that's right, the iPhone 15 Pro is always with you, in your pocket, but the ZV-E10 II still needs to be taken off the shelf and put in your bag.
The Sony beats up the Iphone pretty bad. I will never again buy an Iphone for the camera, made that silly mistake before.
the ZV-E10 II apsc sensor is a beast for sure
Iphone is better for vertical video
@@rrrrr____absolutely not lmao
Ha-ha what a joke!
it isn't a mistake. It depends on what you are looking for and what fits your needs. If you want to buy an iphone for its camera? then do it, it is way more than good enough for most people.
Great video. One advice I would like to offer is that while shooting with iPhone, so many times I wanted to look something up or google something, only to realize my phone is preoccupied with a shot! I cannot interrupt its shot or cannot just take it off its mount! Need to ask someone else to google or message someone! I realize how often I needed to use my phone as a resource while shooting. Another reason to have a dedicated shooter and phone as a secondary shooter.
I'll share some thoughts in this department as well.
Many people criticize the E-10 Mk II for the lack of IBIS, however on my A7R III there is 5,5 stop IBIS and the outcome in handheld video as soon as you move isn't great too. When walking, it is very difficult to get it usable for post-stabilization. What you said - using a gimbal - is for sure the best option in terms of maintaining IQ.
I'll throw in something else, nevertheless. If it is for private pursoses (more or less documentary "vlog style"), I would consider getting the Xperia 1 VI and using S-Cinetone in combination with an E-10 II. Gives you great stability, nearly no postprocessing and you get footage that looks million times more natural than any iPhone can give you. ZV-E10 II can be used for photos and stationary video where you won't move around a lot. Or you can use the kit lens for walking shots in combination with a strap around your neck to minimize movements. Let's be real, the kit isn't optical gold, but it's good enough to beat a smartphone. And for the artistic shots, you can get one of these fancy 1.4 or 1.2 lenses (Sigma 23, Viltrox 27). That will be night and day in comparison with any of these ugly computational smartphone cameras. In fact, the 27/1.2 by Viltrox is a lens that makes APS-C very attractive because optically good lenses for full frame are quite expensive.
I feel camera has the most significant usecase that is the FOCUS and the bokeh, which creates depth in the picture instead of smartphone small sensors...otherwise it completely depends if you are working proffessionally or casually✔️
Now a days smartphones come with 1 inch type sensor like Pura 70 Ultra, Oppo Find X 7 Ultra, Xiaomi 14 Ultra etc
Sony always.
It's like a comparison between Sun and Mars 😂
great video
Incredible video! Thanks for the deep dive! Thinking about this zv-e10 mark ii versus iPhone 15/16 pro for talking language education style content, medium to long form in home studio with good lights and audio. Nothing fancy, just teaching. Any advice? Thanks again.
Thanks for this.
I have a 15 Pro, am looking to get the ZV-E10 ii soon and will use both for A & B cameras to shoot piano performances / tutorials in good lighting.
And at some later point I'll introduce a third more expensive camera along with a motorised stand for camera movement.
nice detail video, if buying an iPhone for video recording only. I will go for an action camera like Insta 360 ace pro...
Thanks for awesome comparison!
Thanks, so which camera did you like better? The ZV-E10 II or the iPhone 15 Pro?
Wow. Sony took vintage quite literally. The images look like disposable 3mp cameras. Not buying a new Sony ever again. Olympus em 1 II. still crushing it after 8 years
Great video as always, my man.
Would like to see a head-to-head with the a6700, and the FX30.
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Okay, you got it
@@thefilmalliance~ SOLID. 👊🏾
The fact that you can even make this comparison says a lot.
Thanks for the video! Good review for me as I am considering buying the upcoming iPhone 16 and one camera for taking photos of architecture.
It's such a good video😀
My middle school daughter, who is using an iPhone 15 Pro, has been begging me to buy her a camera, so I'm planning to buy her the recently released Sony camera. Looking at your review, the iPhone 15 Pro suits my daughter better, but she's driving me crazy because she's always begging me to buy her a good-looking camera 🥵
In Korea, the won-dollar exchange rate has fallen these days, so the new Sony camera seems too expensive compared to the iPhone.
Enséñale primero a que valore lo que tiene... Es una afortunada en tener el iPhone 15 Pro.
Con el puede crear todo el contenido que desee, en este video lo explica muy bien!
Que no se deje llevar por el consumismo, y valore el esfuerzo que tu hiciste para comprárselo.
You're spoiling her already.
Is it a reuploaded video?
I could have sworn I saw it a few days ago,
by the way great comparison video
Thanks, no this is a newbie
Hey, so i am new in the Photo/ Videography space, wanting to upgrade from my Samsung galaxy s23 ultra with a Gimbal. The Sony ZV e10 ii looks like a cool upgrade for my first Actual Camera. I focus on Ad creation, normal and Mobile/Instagram. Would you recommend the sony with the tamron lens for me or should i save up 4 something else? Also id like to get a Gimbal do you recommend a cage and gimbal for horizontal and vertical shots?
It’s still insane to me that a sensor the size of my thumbnail can take such good video
At the starting I was very excited for mark ii but now I am not taking it because not so much big jump from mark i and th price has increased, so I will go with mark i.
Hi brother! Another awesome video review, as always!
I have one question and hope that you can help me to choose!
I saw all your video comparing DJI osmo pocket 3, IPhone 15 , Sony zv e10 and now Sony mark 2, but I don’t understand what camera I have to choose.
I’m content creator, right now I’m making videos mostly for TikTok, but I wanna start creating RUclips videos as well, and of corse I wanna grow up in my skill.
Most of my video I’m shoot on my room yet, and use for It my iPhone XS Max.
And can afford only one camera, which do you think is better for me to choose?
Thats actually a great question. I created a camera quiz to help you figure out which camera is best for what you are using it for. Have you taken it yet?
@@thefilmalliance Yes, I already taken that quiz but the question still remains
@@thefilmalliance So can you tell me your opinion in this question? What’s gonna be the best?
Just came back from 2 weeks in Italy.
I left my Sony home, my go pro home, my stabilizer home, my lens home, my tripods home and took just my iphone 15 max pro.
Best decision I ever made as a travel photographer.
Thats awesome. I love when we realize we don't need everything to create. Good stuff. Thanks for sharing
Sold my ZV-E10 Mark 1 and just use my Galaxy S23 Ultra now. I saw no advantage of the Sony.
I really enjoyed the video!! I also noticed you said you couldn't change the exposure on the base camera app, I belive you can, it's just a swipe up I believe
ANY two cameras, given similar tech and similar specs, that larger sensor and glass will always be better
For the next similar content you don't need to compare weight, body, screen, OS and usability. That is neither right nor fair. You just compare only the camera and the camera results.
You must have not watched the whole video
Video summary
This video compares the Sony ZV-E10 Mark II and the iPhone 15 Pro, focusing on their real-world performance, image quality, and usability for content creators. The video covers various aspects such as log footage, skin tones, dynamic range, low light performance, stabilization, temperature thresholds, green screen work, and more. The goal is to help viewers decide which camera is right for them by providing a detailed comparison of the two devices.
00:00
Introduction and purpose
Comparison of Sony ZV-E10 Mark II and iPhone 15 Pro
Focus on real-world performance
Free project files for testing
02:01
Camera features and tests
Log footage and skin tones
Dynamic range and low light performance
Stabilization and temperature thresholds
06:01
Camera bodies and usability
Size, weight, and form factor
Ports, buttons, and customization
Convenience and portability
10:00
Ease of use and control
Intermediate vs. beginner users
Exposure control and fixed aperture
ProRes log and file sizes
15:30
Image quality and stabilization
4K 60fps and crop factor
Color grading and sensor size
In-body stabilization and gimbal use
Part 2 of the video talks about the comparison between the iPhone 15 Pro and the ZV-E10 Mark II for vlogging and content creation. It highlights the advantages and disadvantages of each camera in terms of functionality, audio quality, low light performance, and overall usability.
23:53
Vlogging with iPhone 15 Pro vs. ZV-E10 Mark II
iPhone 15 Pro lacks a flip screen
ZV-E10 Mark II has a flip screen
ZV-E10 Mark II is better for vlogging
24:32
Audio quality and options
ZV-E10 Mark II has audio directivity
External mics improve audio quality
ECM M1 mic recommended for ZV-E10 Mark II
26:04
Heat and battery performance
ZV-E10 Mark II heats up more than iPhone 15 Pro
iPhone 15 Pro charges faster
ZV-E10 Mark II uses more storage
27:21
Low light performance
ZV-E10 Mark II outperforms iPhone 15 Pro
Fast lenses improve ZV-E10 Mark II performance
iPhone 15 Pro struggles in low light
28:38
Usability and distractions
iPhone 15 Pro can be distracting
ZV-E10 Mark II is dedicated for content creation
ZV-E10 Mark II has more control options
Summary by MS Copilot(AI)
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I would pay $5,000 for apple to slam their 15 promax tech into a G7x body, flip up screen, fit in pocket and not awkward to hold / vlog like an iphone while having the canon onboard mic and retaining the apple stabilization tech.
That build would legit takeover the vlogging space and there would never need to be another camera made.
I bought an A6700 today with a 16-35 and it sucks because the stabilization when walking around and vlogging is no where NEAR as good as the 15 pro max. Even with stabilization on “max” on the sony. Have to return it because its just so hard to go back to that awful stabilization when the iphone is legit flawless while producing that kind of image in 4k 60
iPhone for vlogging 100% which is sad to admit but if you have ANY recommendations shoot me a comment back!
Sony ZV-E10 II
Is your pick? The ZV-E10 II is my pick for someone who once a more dedicated camera in their hands
Fantastic video as always. I was waiting for a comparison with the a6700. I found a way to save 200$ on a sony a6700, can you anser my question sir?
The a6700 is a better option for only 200$ more?
Thats actually a great question. What are you using it for? I created a camera quiz to help you figure out which camera is best for what you are using it for. Have you taken it yet?
@@thefilmalliance It's a challenging question because the use I envision lies right on the border between photography and video. Primarily, I want to use it to capture the most beautiful moments when I travel-so a combination of photos and some footage to edit later. I can save 200$ on the a6700 cause i'm a student and sony has now a cashback in my country if you buy the a6700
@@imema01 If you're doing any photography, go for a6700.
better but too me to big - in this size i prefer a7c mark 2 because of full frame
I like more the shots from iphone. Aside from having better images/videos, its very convenient to carry and operate and can also be used for other things.
Sony, please update the 55-210 with modern optics (and without doubling the price). That and the 35 1.8 OSS on the A6000 was what made me switch from using a phone to a camera, and to become hopelessly obsessed with photography.
Wait, have you ever used the 55-210? At that price point it's not bad. I've gotten some really good shots with it, especially with the ZV-E10 II
Why not use the Blackmagic Camera App instead of the Final Cut app? It makes the iPhone much more powerful as a video camera and is used by Apple themselves. I understand wanting to be as stock as possible, but to me it's one of the great benefits of having a phone (access to the App Store), but the Final Cut app was designed more for its Multicam functionality anyways. Genuinely curious on this and thanks for a great high effort vid
Does blackmagic have cinematic/fake bokeh?
I did use the Black magic camera app in the low light test. I mentioned it somewhere in the video. Yes it does have more functionality but let me tell you it’s not as stable. I find it when I use it. I constantly have to swipe out of it because it freezes up on me. I don’t know if that’s just my particular iPhone 15 Pro or an update that needs to be done.
I don’t think it does
Sony's lenses and iphone's chip. A new product.
12:39 why you always put the Zv-E10 ii in the dark exposure then bright always on iphone ?😢 ..
The iPhone natively overexposes. The ZV-E10 II is properly so that people could bring back the highlights in post production. Either the iPhone you’re stuck with those highlights. I wanted people to get an idea of the differences in their output color without any special exposure input. Were you able to download the project files?
any phone will look bad at some point
- low light
- lens flare (especially iphones)
- Chromatic aberration
- Focal length
- it's your phone set it to DND before shooting or you will ruin the shot
- charging is headache
- mounting is tricky
- getting the footage out of the phone is a pain
Great point, I like to have more control with the ZV-E10 II. So will you be preordering the ZV-E10II?
@@thefilmalliance I already have a6400, I think a6700 is my upgrade but maybe let it drop in price😅 so couple of years from now. But I am waiting for good Dji action 2 replacement, insta360 go 3s isn't cutting it couple of major downsides.
And which camera are you filming this with?
Hey I’m curious , was it just me or did the iPhone seem to blow the Sony out of the water on all of the side by sides
Really? Definitely for some but I thought the Sony ZV-E10 II outdid the iPhone 15 Pro
@@thefilmalliance ok that’s good to know thanks, because I WANT to buy this camera . Just the side by sides kinda spooked me. Gonna get it anyways , you know better than I do that’s forsure. And maybe just the small size miss led me, watched this on iphone
Yea he showed the iphone brighter that's why you tend to like that look
@@bevinmore ok yah thanks , was wondering about the brightness
Yes Iphone actually looks better on most shots ;)
would be more interesting with a Xperia
How can you compare a camera with phone.
For point and shoot both are the same, for zoom, portraits, macro, then Camera wins.
Should consider many event venues don’t allow cameras with interchangeable lenses, they are considered ‘professional’ gear
This is a great pint as well. Have you ever had to deal with those issues and an event? If you end up purchasing the ZV-E10II - what lenses will you pickup with it?
What do you mean by extra money, the sony camera is cheaper than the iPhone 15 Pro? Or do you mean after getting the iPhone?
Blackmagic camera app is better
29:03 I felt compelled to leave a comment because of this
Thanks, brother. That was a beautiful church, and the ZV-E10 II handled the low light very well
The video quality of the iPhone 15 Pro is lower than that of the DJI Pocket3. The iPhone is the best when it comes to the convenience of instant shooting. However, the processed image quality is still only good on iPhone and is much worse than zv-e10m2 on large screens.
Hi!
is Rolling Shutter still a problem with the new sony?
Thanks your video samples convinced me to Get Iphone even If I absolutely Hate Iphones :D
The footage straight out of the camera overall looks way better on Iphone for most shots + less of a faff!
Good eye. Yes, it depends on what your using the iPhone 15 Pro for but as a casual user, the iPhone 15 Pro is the way to go over the ZV-E10 II
Really, if you are doing real video work you need a proper camera that is only for being a camera, it can't be interrupted by anything etc etc.
The iPhone 15 Pro is a great backup camera to have and you need a phone so make it a flag ship that does good video and you have a camera you always have with you that will do.
If you are planning out shoot and scenes then you'll of course plan to bring a proper camera.
It is however how we have goon to being able to use a phone for professional video at all.
Real cameras will always be a step ahead, considering a full frame out does a APC camera, a phone will always be a step down again... but that it's even able to bat it outstanding.
If you are making content then a iPhone is more than enough to hone your skills before it's worth adding to your gear.
Your ability will always outweigh the quality you can get over what a camera will offer so it's actually beneficial to limit yourself to a iPhone to begin with.
Get things coming out good on that and you'll be good enough to warrant starting to get up grades.
You will get much better video with a iPhone VS a Full-Frame high spec camera if a long practicing professional uses a iPhone and a amateur uses the Full-Frame high spec camera.
Then again, if you have the money and the time to invest because you are that passionate have had many ideas with different lens and can get that entire setup, go for it, just remember it will take a while until you hone your skills.
If you can afford that then you can also afford to also have a iPhone Pro as a camera you always have on you.
Should be compared with Smartphones with better optics than iP pro max.
Like what?
@@thefilmalliance Huawei Pura 70 Ultra 163 (DxOmark
Honor Magic6 Pro 158
Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ 157
Oppo Find X7 Ultra 157
Huawei P60 Pro 156
This is with only default settings. With some photography literacy & manual controls the better Galaxy S23 Ultra optics can create much better results than overprocessed iPhones. With additional edit of 200mp 10x zoom from tripod or quad pixel 50mp/raw file can do much better.
@@DimitarBerberu you do know iphones have the best smartphone cameras on the market?
@@AegisEdge It's easier to fool people than convince them they have been fooled by iPhone marketing.
At least: Huawei Pura 70 Ultra 163 (DxOmark
Honor Magic6 Pro 158
Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ 157
Oppo Find X7 Ultra 157
Huawei P60 Pro 156
are better & S23/24 Ultra better with manual controls that come with the installed app + some addons from Samsung.
Since S23 Ultra, Galaxy has 8K Video recording that iPhone doesn't have.
almost 2y old S23 ULtra has AI photo improvements (+ S-pen productivity) that iPhone doesn't have
@@AegisEdge definetly not. For photos the s24 ultra and pixel are better, although for video, apple while not always best is definetly by far the most consistent and reliable. It depends on use case, for photography there are much better options, but for video not really, unless you know what you're doing and go for a sony xperia.
Well, if we are comparing phones to expensive cameras, it is a phone victory.
I'm continuously amazed at how well the iPhone 15 Pro performs next to dediacted cameras. On the same token, I'm continuously disappointed in how poor MY iPhone 15 Pro Max footage is in comparison. How do you guys always get your iPhone footage to look so good!? Mine is never even close.
I just don't understand why phone cameras exist. Okay we can do party photos a short videos, take selfies and do stories for your social media... but who really decide to invest thousands of dollars into iPhone and accessories for it to do a photography?
Ok, you have a phone with good camera, you can start already and work on your narrative and story, but if you need a quality, if you need a control over settings and overall you want your your photos be "natural" and not generated by AI you choose camera and not a phone
Please make a review of Sony Zev e10 mark ii vs Canon R10
Another major difference: iPhone 15 Pro is weather sealed. ZV-E10 ii is not.
the comparison gets one side when you changes lenses....you compared prices but price of extra lenses that you already have bought are not included...still iphone is the clear winner here in every aspect..functions,price,usability.
ZV-E10 cutting off head instead of IPhone 15 Pro in blogging section
Are there any rumours of any new Telephoto lenses to come out soon for the APSC cameras that will be up to 350 range but around no more than f4?? or similar. I have the 55-210 and would rather hold out than go to the 70-350mm.
Comparison for this and the Osmo Pocket 3 please
Iphone🤙🏻
I watched enough "vs 15 pro max" video to be able to tell that, most of the time, what make the video looks great is the person behind the camera, not the camera itself :D
Great point, so with that in mind on this particular video, Which camera did you end up liking more? the ZV-E10II or the iPhone 15 Pro?
@@thefilmalliance the a6700 hahaa
Can you please make more videos with Sony zv 1 mark 2? I’m really struggling on how to operate mine, for example I don’t understand manual focus and which log picture profile I should shot in for cinematic videos. Which are the best settings to have on it for cinematic shots?
I plan on making a course on that camera in the near future. Keep an eye out for it.
To be fair, the iphone 15 pro max has a better zoom camera than the 15 pro
What's the best app for taking video on iphone?
Honestly, it’s much better to use your smartphone to make videos since the cameras on them are so good anyways, and you wouldn’t be unnecessarily spending money. If I started to make money on that channel to where I could comfortably buy a camera, then I would consider it. But it’s absolutely not necessary to buy one. I subscribe to a lot of good, successful channels (Dankpods for instance) who choose to use a smartphone because it’s easier to use, saves money, and you don’t have to use up all your time and energy trying to learn how to properly use a camera. You could just get straight into recording your ideas.
Question for you - if I make a iPhone filmmaking course, would you take it?
@@thefilmalliance I would certainly consider it if the price was reasonable. I love your channel, and you seem to possess a great deal of knowledge on the subject of filming and storytelling. So, I'm sure the quality of the content would be well worth the investment.
Which gimbal do you recommend for the mk ii while using a tamron 17-70?
- I’m afraid the gimbal might not like the shift in weight
I was using the Weebil 2, and it handled it perfectly. Will you be preordering the ZV-E10II ?
We need a 3-way battle between ZV-E10ii, Pocket 3, iPhone 15.
for what ? Pocket 3 and iphone have tiny sensors
I like this idea, okay, added to the queue. Which camera did you end up liking more? the ZV-E10II or the iPhone?
@@thefilmalliance I'd get Pocket 3 to pair with a6700.
On the Sony zv-e10 ii can you record to an external SSD drive while filming like you can with the iPhone 15 max pro in Prores
Feels a bit disingenuous not putting time stamps when you know full well you should.
There are timestamps
I like your channel 👍
Always informative and on point !
There is some overheating info about the Sony.
A RUclipsr did a test:
4K 60 and the temp.was around 30-31C outdoor.
The result was only 21min. rec. time and after that came the overheating problem.
Is it possible for you to confirm or denied that information ?
I want to buy the Sony , BUT I survived that horror with the Pocket 3 overheating issues = I am living in Europe) and I learned my lesson in the hard way:
You want to buy a camera for shooting 4K 60 ?
First ask for overheating problems !!!
Thank you, I actually covered this exact topic in the last video the ZV-E10 II vs ZV-E10. Have you seen that one?
iPhone 16 pro here I come.
You really want to do photo-video that looks like that of a dedicated camera 📸, but with a smartphone, buy a Sony V/VI, not an iPhone.
Is that him? I'm not scared? JPots
iphone is just a phone, it cannot compare to any kind of Bigger sensor (most current dslr )if you like iphone. go and buy a iphone, don't need to think about it.
well said tldr
Video starts at 8 min
Honestly I just hate taking photos with a smartphone, I always afraid to drop it on the ground, my finger gets in the lens corner and ruins the photos, you have to wipe the lenses with your shirt before using it (which will eventually scratch them after a year of use), and it's simply not fun and the controls are annoying. I prefer to use a camera even if the image quality is not that much of a difference.
Thats a great point. Im not a fan of that either. I say you are the perfect candidate for the ZV-E10 II.
maybe one day iphone can use 600 and 300 mm lens...for landscape iphone better...for macro too....but noise
Should i get this or the a6700. Aim for the future is a7iv but that and full frame lenses is a future thing. That’s a next year thing
I hear ya. Why not get the ZV-E10 II ?
@@thefilmalliance exactly my thoughts. With the kit lens the zve10ii comes with and the 18-300 tamron that is about £500 ish. I’d be set for what I want for a year or 2 till I can go full frame. The ibis don’t think bothers me as I see so many photos from cameras that never had it with great shots. Weather sealing would be nice but as long as if it rains I get a cover for the camera I’d be fine. And would give me all I’d need to start for 1500 ish. So it’s not breaking the bank too much. And I wouldn’t have to wait months down the line for the a7iv as that’s going to be double with 1 lens
No phones will beat the quality of real cameras
not currently at least.
What would you consider for me buying my first camera as a beginner-intermediate, The Sony alpha zv e10-ii (with kit lens so 1100$ setup) or the Sony alpha 6700? (body only 1400$ setup) or the Sony zv e10-ii with the tamron 17-70mm lens (1700$ setup) or Sony alpha a6700 with the E 18-135 mm lens (1800$ setup) My interest would be photography & videography for beaches, super cars, sunsets, national parks/hiking and day to day vlogging here and there. I would really appreciate your honest feedback, Thank you and great video
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i choosed zv because is smaller and lighter 480g with lens than a6700. I will buy tamron 16-300 for travels and sony 11mm for night, stars etc
can you review the motioncam app vs zv e10 ?
Great review! I watched the a6700 vs the 15 pro a few days ago. It’s seems the zv e10ii is a better competitor then a6700 in this kind of test.
Great analysis, it’s been a while since I’ve watched that video. I’ll have to go back and watch again thanks for that. Which camera did you end up liking more? the ZV-E10II or the iPhone 15 Pro ?
@@thefilmalliance I think he liked the a6700 better ))