Sony Alpha ZV-E10

Reasonably priced entry-level camera to E-mount ecosystem Small size Easy to use for beginners

Battery life is just okay Video crop at 4k 30fps Lacks weatherproofing No in-body optical stabilization

For a vlogger looking to take the next step in image quality and creative control over what a phone can provide, the ZV-E10 is easy to use and beginner-friendly while providing easy ways to step up your game. Its low light capabilities could be better,...

Vloggers and filmmakers shooting mostly static shots.

Any form of vlogging that involves movement or capturing fast action. Stills shooters who want a viewfinder.

As a vlogging platform, the ZV-E10 seemingly has a lot to offer: it shoots oversampled 4K/24p video using the full width of its sensor, features a selfie touchscreen, a good built-in directional microphone, headphone/microphone ports and class-leading...

Excellent 4K video at 24 or 30fps Best-in-class autofocus Bright, front-facing LCD Clear in-camera microphone Supports add-on mic and headphone monitoring Works as a USB webcam

Battery drains quickly Digital stabilization adds crop to video Limited touch controls In-camera charging slow for on-the-go use Slow-motion limited to 1080p No 4K60 recording

Sony's ZV-E10 camera appeals to vloggers with a quality mic and support for swappable lenses, but is held back by a weak battery and a so-so touch interface.

Autofocus features and performance Vari-angle screen Clip on wind muffler

No viewfinder No in-body stabilization Rolling shutter/'jello' effect

The ZV-E10 is a very likeable little camera that doesn’t really break any new ground technically, and even ditches a few features that stills photographers would like to have, but for novice vloggers it’s a pretty good camera. It has 4K video, Sony’s...