Thx for the hard work in putting this video together. (Nice summary). The grip, flip up screen, and plethora of customizable buttons are important features of the a6600 that separate it from the ZVE10 for me! The grip really suits a photographer who walks around for hours shooting, it helps that you don',t feel like your going to drop the thing or it'll go flying out your hand if domeone touches your arm. Also, the tilt up screen I agree is a little stiff to put in selfie mode, but one of the main reasons I bought the camera. Wanted to shoot from the hip and touch shutter, which works great with the flip up screen. I specifically did not want a side flipping screen, I already have something like that.
Those are really good insights! The vertical flip up screen is really nice for photography! Even with only the partial tilt I had on my a7iii it was really nice!
Bro I want to purchase my first ever camera. My main purpose would be around good Cinematic videography and Photography too. I am very confused between few cameras such as A6600, ZV-E10, A6400, Canon R10 or Canon R50. All of these are costing me almost the same, like there's no major difference in pricing. Yes A6600 is without Kit Lens, that's it. Can you suggest which one would be best.
I have both of these, and for me it depends on the way I need to use it. Because of the IBIS the a6600 is the waaay better videocamera in my opinion. They both have a bad rolling Shutter, but the ZV-E10 is really awful when you shoot something handheld, even with the active stabilization turned on... When it's on it looks like a jittery iPhone and not cinematic. But for streetphotography, when you just want to vlog a little bit, without big movement the ZV-E10 in my opinion is a gem. It's much more lightweight. For vlogging on the a6600 I have a little metalrig where you can put the microphone on the side and use the flip up screen much better for vlogging, because with a side flip screen you look often to the side. And the ZV-E10 overheated a couple of times, and the a6600 never - both with setting on high. So in my opinion it's a tough decision. But if you have 400$ more I would go with the a6600 or the a6700 for 600$ more. But I heard couple of friends that the a6700 overheats extremly often...
I agree with you 100%. That was a major reason I bought my A6600. I love holding that thing as it hugs my hand. I would feel like I'd drop the ZVE10. With the a6600s comfortable grip and crazy battery I can walk the streets shooting for hours.
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Thx for the hard work in putting this video together. (Nice summary). The grip, flip up screen, and plethora of customizable buttons are important features of the a6600 that separate it from the ZVE10 for me!
The grip really suits a photographer who walks around for hours shooting, it helps that you don',t feel like your going to drop the thing or it'll go flying out your hand if domeone touches your arm.
Also, the tilt up screen I agree is a little stiff to put in selfie mode, but one of the main reasons I bought the camera. Wanted to shoot from the hip and touch shutter, which works great with the flip up screen. I specifically did not want a side flipping screen, I already have something like that.
Those are really good insights! The vertical flip up screen is really nice for photography! Even with only the partial tilt I had on my a7iii it was really nice!
Bro I want to purchase my first ever camera. My main purpose would be around good Cinematic videography and Photography too. I am very confused between few cameras such as A6600, ZV-E10, A6400, Canon R10 or Canon R50. All of these are costing me almost the same, like there's no major difference in pricing. Yes A6600 is without Kit Lens, that's it. Can you suggest which one would be best.
I have both of these, and for me it depends on the way I need to use it. Because of the IBIS the a6600 is the waaay better videocamera in my opinion. They both have a bad rolling Shutter, but the ZV-E10 is really awful when you shoot something handheld, even with the active stabilization turned on... When it's on it looks like a jittery iPhone and not cinematic. But for streetphotography, when you just want to vlog a little bit, without big movement the ZV-E10 in my opinion is a gem. It's much more lightweight. For vlogging on the a6600 I have a little metalrig where you can put the microphone on the side and use the flip up screen much better for vlogging, because with a side flip screen you look often to the side. And the ZV-E10 overheated a couple of times, and the a6600 never - both with setting on high. So in my opinion it's a tough decision. But if you have 400$ more I would go with the a6600 or the a6700 for 600$ more. But I heard couple of friends that the a6700 overheats extremly often...
That’s some great insight!! Thanks for putting the time in to comment this!
@@TheTechWanderer Thanks for your video :)
great video. im so sick of those without clear opinions
There’s just such an obvious winner! And it’s not always the expensive one!
Think before you talk bro, grip is important specially if you use bigger lens, try to shoot whole day wedding or other events with your small grip,
I agree with you 100%. That was a major reason I bought my A6600. I love holding that thing as it hugs my hand. I would feel like I'd drop the ZVE10. With the a6600s comfortable grip and crazy battery I can walk the streets shooting for hours.
I thought that was a left handed A6600 in the thumbnail 🤣
That would be cool!🤣