Sony ZV-E10 II. Photo 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 at a great price on Amazon, coming in at under $1300 with the versatile 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS II zoom lens.
Plus a lot more besides! This mega bundle also includes a SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO UHS-I memory card, LED Video Light, shotgun condenser microphone, bag and 50-inch camera tripod.
At a glance:
- 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
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, too.
Prices correct at time of publication but may change at any time, please check the retailer’s website. Amazon is a market place, so check the retailer selling before purchasing. Find more great deals.
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I am the deputy editor of Amateur Photographer, working closely with the team to make the website and magazine as good as possible. I’ve been working on magazines since 1995 and am also a keen travel and portrait photographer when time allows, reaching the finals of the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year contest in 2015 and achieving my Licentiate from the Royal Photographic Society the year before. I also keep my wedding-photography hand in by shooting a few ceremonies a year. I am particularly interested in how photography can help people express their creativity more effectively, or deal with mental health issues and other challenges.
