Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall, this is a solid camera for creating polished and professional looking content. The ZV-E10 camera body is a solid and proven option that combines quick "get up and running" functionality for beginners with a full suite of advanced settings and on-device options for those that are more advanced. The battery is quick to charge (it charges in the device using USB-C or you can get a - sold separately - battery charger and extra cells) and provides solid, long-lasting power. You can use a standard SD Card or the faster SD Express card for even faster shooting. In use, the camera and included 16-50mm lens provide a good mix of portability and quality. Stills are amazing with the 26MP sensor in all light conditions (you'll note that there's no included flash, so you'll want to get one for the built-in hot shoe) and you get some good optical zoom with the included lens - which you can also replace with other e-series lenses for wide angles or telephoto zoom. Videos are wonderful in 4K or the 1080p high frame rate (slow mo) mode with good color and exposure - and the quality of photography REALLY helps get more viewers for your content. Most of the automatic settings are solid so you can set and forget or fiddle to your heart's content. The large flip out screen makes getting the right shot easy from EITHER side of the camera and the built in microphone is solid, with or without the included windscreen (the windscreen does block the hot shoe, so that might change your mind on using it). You can also connect an external microphone or display if you like, or connect a tripod or other device to the bottom screw mount. So if you're looking for a high end camera for vlogging or creating content (or, really general family use too), this could be just what you're looking for - and from a great brand in cameras with Sony as well - give it a try today!

Makes beautiful images but it is hard to frame pictures on this as the screen decides to lose quality, especially when magnified. It is great for video though and although not a fan of variable aperture, the kit lens can still let you do a lot.