Sony has introduced the ZV-E10 II, an APS-C camera tailored for Vlog-style video work. This is the second iteration of the ZV-E10, which was launched and made available in 2021. This latest version has undergone significant enhancements, featuring a sensor and technology similar to the α6700 and FX30 models. Some standout specs and features include:
– APS-C Exmor R CMOS sensor with 27MP resolution
– BIONZ XR processing chip
– Uncropped 4K 30fps video recording
– Oversampled 4K 60fps (1.1x crop) from 5.6K
– 1080p 120fps video in S&Q mode
– Support for 10-bit 4:2:2 All-Intra video color codec
– S-Cinetone color profile and 10 Creative Look presets
– 759 autofocus points (495 in video mode)
– EV-3 to EV20 focus range
– Active software stabilization
– Ability to apply LUTs for previewing and applying to S-log 3 videos
– Three-capsule microphone with Automatic Directional Focus
– Rotatable 270-degree LCD screen with 1.04 million touch points
– Bokeh and Product Showcase modes
– 5GHz Wi-Fi support
– Ports for microphone, headphones, micro HDMI, and USB-C (USB3.2)
– NP-FZ100 battery compatibility
– UHS-I/II SD Card slot
– Weighs 292 grams
– Available in white and black colors
In Thailand, Sony has not disclosed the release date or pricing details yet, but in the United Kingdom, the camera is priced at £925 for the body only, approximately 43,000 Thai Baht. This price places it closer to the original ZV-E10, currently priced at 25,990 Baht (with a 16-50mm lens), and in proximity to the α6700, which sells for 52,990 Baht in Thailand.
TLDR: Sony introduces ZV-E10 II, an upgraded APS-C camera with impressive video capabilities and features, appealing to Vlog creators. Availability and pricing for Thailand are yet to be announced, but the UK pricing suggests a higher cost than the original ZV-E10, closer to the α6700 model.
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