A:AnswerHi Don, Sony's commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority. Yes, as long as the firmware is at least V. 2.0, you can connect a computer, etc. to the camera and use the camera video and audio for livestreaming or web-conferencing services. Thank you for choosing Sony. -Linda Sony Social Support
A:AnswerHi Mao, Sony's commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority. The strap can be attached using the hook on the right side of the ZV1 camera body (next to the grip area). Thank you so much for your question. And thank you for choosing Sony. For any questions or concerns, you can reach us at 239-245-6360. - Pakorn (Sony Social Support)
A:AnswerHi Jackson, Sony commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority. The ZV1 camera in continuous shooting mode can take up to 24 images per second. For any questions or concerns, you can reach us at 239-245-6360. Regards, Larry 3-14-2024 Sony Social Support
A:AnswerHi sbirny, Sony commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority. You can not edit videos straight off of the ZVE10 camera. However, you can wirelessly transfer the videos to your smartphone using the Send to Smartphone function. You can then install the Movie Edit add-on to your
smartphone to edit the transferred videos. For any questions or concerns, you can reach us at 239-245-6360. Regards, Larry 1-22-2024 Sony Social Support
A:AnswerHi Danielqk,
Sony commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority.
Your calculation for 770mm as the equivalent of 11x digital zoom is correct. However, this applies for digital zoom on movies only on the ZV1 camera. You have different magnification depending on the image size set on the camera.
Regards,
Larry
Sony Social Support
A:AnswerHi Danielqk,
Sony commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority.
Your calculation is correct. You get an equivalent of 3080mm equivalent using the 44x digital zoom of the ZV1 camera. However, this magnification is available only when image size is set to VGA which is the lowest quality. In addition, digital zoom only magnifies the resulting image after the last optical zoom available. Images tend to deteriorate the more digital zoom you use.
Regards,
Larry
Sony Social Support