Sony ZV-E10 II with lens. Image Richard Sibley
Sony designed the ZV range for video, vloggers and content creators who shoot as much video as they do still photographs. But whichever way you shoot, this small camera can grow with you, letting you change lenses as needed. You can now get the very likeable Sony ZV-E10 II in stylish black or white at a great price on Amazon, coming in at just over a grand with the versatile 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS II zoom lens.
The Sony ZV-E10 II has everything that you would expect from the ZV range, including an improved articulated front-facing screen, Background Defocus and Product Showcase modes, and a multi-directional microphone. The camera layout is straightforward and functional, and designed to be less intimidating for those stepping up from a smartphone. So it’s a great way to get into video and vlogging, while still enjoying high-quality still images.
Sony ZV-E10 II key features
- 26MP EXMOR R CMOS (23.3 x 15.5 mm) sensor
- Sensitivity ISO 100-32000 (standard), ISO 100-102,400 (extended)
- Continuous shooting up to 11fps
- 3in 1.037m dot articulated touchscreen
- AF Points 759 phase detection
- Video 4K 60p, Full HD up to 120p
- External Mic jack 3.5mm
- Power NP-FZ100, 610 Shots with LCD
- Weight 292g
See more great deals below and check out our guide to the best Sony E-mount lenses – being able to change lenses when needed is where cameras like this really start to shine.
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Joshua Waller has been reviewing cameras since 2004, originally setting up an online review site DigiCamReview. Following this he joined ePHOTOzine in 2011 as Technical Editor where he was in charge of reviews, and setting up a detailed test system. Josh joined Amateur Photographer in 2021, and as Online Editor, is responsible for bringing great content to the site, as well as reviewing cameras, lenses, smartphones and more.
