This $999 Camera is IMPRESSIVE! Sony ZV-E10ii Review For Wedding Filmmakers

[@benjhaisch]

You have to buy the white one to film a wedding dress

[@eggsrsweet]

I think the ZV-E10 MK 1 might be the best C or D camera for wedding ceremonies that you can get. Very cheap. Maxes out at 4k30. Doesn’t overheat. No record limit. I’ve been using two of them for my ceremonies this year and they’ve worked GREAT. If you need an extra angle for something and you know it’s just going to be sitting on a tripod the whole time at 24 or 30p, it is the perfect camera to have! I almost waited for the MK II but based off the specs and these reviews I’m seeing, I’m kinda glad I just went with the MK I.

[@JJARCHIE]

Yeah as a c/d cam, the e10 is more than capable The e10ii is more so a B cam , but a really entry B cam

[@ChronicAndIronic]

Mk1 is kinda doo doo. I’m gonna sell mine to my buddy asap so i can upgrade to an a6700

[@papsny]

As someone who had 2 cameras overheat on a wedding day. It is not worth the risk. You will lose your client and your business taking this risk. I was saved by my second shooter and after that went to the store and bought 2 x FX3's. Going cheapo for pro work is a sure way to have a short career.

[@harryvuemedia]

you are right about not worth the risk but you can easily fix this overheating on the E10ii. Just buy the fans for it and that will help the camera last longer. I bought a few Ulanzi fans for my a7iv to ensure that no overheating happens. They are affordable at $40 usd. Besides using faster write speed cards, having a fan on the back of the camera helps it a lot. And yes, i would only use the e10ii as a B-cam and have my FX3 as my A-cam.

[@benjhaisch]

I really just want to know if one of those cheap external fans would be enough to toss on for an extra angle at weddings or not. Not that I personally need one, but I’m still curious haha

[@whoismatt]

Definitely would be an interesting test!

[@davidclein]

I was thinking the same thing

[@paulgero]

Great review as usual Matt. I think this camera would be a great camera for a wedding content creator....easy to hand hold and could share videos quickly with Creator app.

[@wearetrackclub]

Amazing review and insight Matt! 😄

[@kentlimleong75]

can it work with smart phone as remote control?

[@SethDunlap]

Lovely review my guy!

[@unstableentropy5477]

This would be a great tripod camera for ceremony’s

[@harryvuemedia]

The video quality is freaking amazing for such a little camera. I think the overheating on the E10ii can be solve by using Ulanzi fans. I have a few of them for my a7iv and never once have to worry about overheating even in hot & humid weather. Even though cameras like the Asiii and a7iv are great at dissapating heat, i prefer to have a cooling fan help them out some more. Without ibis, for sure the e10ii needs to be stationary or be on a gimbal. Those shaky footages are tough to fix so best to avoid them. Otherwise, this e10ii is tempting to purchase. I do need a smaller camera for tight space recording and this e10ii can do the trick. Besides that, e10ii literally made the a7Sii so worthless now. You be lucky to sell your used a7sii for $500 usd. At a price tag of $1,000 usd, hard to pass up this e10ii for a used a7sii and a7iii for videos now.

[@trill_is_bliss]

This is a great beginner and simple content creator cam.

[@oospagheti]

now, a $1k sony vloggers camera can support Lut import but not the freaking A1, makes so much sense

[@TheArtofPassionNZ]

Knowing this bundle of joy does have Ibis is music to my ears. as someone who films alot of motorsports and is looking for the perfects incar camera .. this is a winner.. because Gopro's arent favorable

[@Memo12Delarge]

Very good review, I need to mention that it's like 150 grams lighter than the a6700, so you can put cheaper gimbals on it!

[@Memo12Delarge]

And its cooler than the a6700 too, I saw a comparison already! No weather sealed dough

[@RohitThakur-w8n]

Osmo pocket 3 vs zve10 ii will be a good comparison

[@djcova6235]

Love this video! Quick question that no one is addressing. Does the sony zv-e10 cage fit the new sony zv-e10ii?

[@MestreMur]

Best image quality for video: Sony A7CII or Sony ZV-e10II?

[@pureheartvisuals]

Good insight Matt, I’m a big fan Bro.. bought your cables and everything 😂 But I have to call out you & the Internet community. 😂 I just noticed the comment section on EVERY review of this camera is so accommodating with Sony overheating but you literally smashed the Lumix S9 out of the gate as being not good for Weddings for placing recording limits to prevent overheating. Although not full frame, not optimal IBIS…etc….But you are seriously validating this one even with with crippling. Like Go from ZV-E10 M2 to the FX30 for $800 more for no overheating or go from the S9 to the S5 II for $200 more for no overheating. The point is, We really are tribal Camera snobs Bro. 😀 My homie called me the day your S9 Review dropped and told me you said the recording limits & overheating was a deal breaker…😂

[@whoismatt]

I think the biggest difference between the S9 and ZV-E10ii that upset so many filmmakers is that the recording limits are a hard stop of 15 or 10 minutes on the S9. With the ZV-E10ii on the other hand, the camera could record for hours internally in an air conditioned room, and it's only when you bring it outside that it overheats. I think this is a really big distinction to keep in mind between both cameras, and I tried to recommend that if filmmakers were concerned, spend the $800 extra for the FX30 with a fan. :)

[@pureheartvisuals]

@@whoismatt 😅 Agreed on the hard stop, it just threw me off that, “this would or could overheat outside 😯”. And people were like, okay so just don’t bring it outside. I’m like Dude are we being real right now 🤣

[@theromanian8194]

I want Gerald to test both in the sunlight. I think the white one will last longer.

[@BryanBenoitPhoto]

@@theromanian8194 video is up with that test

[@BryanBenoitPhoto]

As a starter camera in an mild weather area this is compeling.

[@MT_20_25]

Nice video 😊 What camera would be best for street vlogging ?

[@Adventuroe]

I have yet to have my a6700 overheat, and I deal with the Midwest humidity for weddings!

[@JJARCHIE]

In 4k60 ? , vecause my friends' a6700 overheated in 20 minutes

[@Adventuroe]

@@JJARCHIE 4k 24p...it's my b-cam so I've never tried 60p

[@JJARCHIE]

@@Adventuroe thats easy mode then

[@braveheart6047]

[Buyers Confirmation]: I used the Mark I + Kit Lense + DJI RS Mini as a Reels camera for over 6 weddings. And the quality was perfect, the Mark I mind you. So if you’re are considering it, this is your BUY confirmation.

[@braveheart6047]

+ I recently started using my Mark 1 for photography (with Full Frame Sony 35mm GM) and its perfect. I’m upset about the silent shutter of the Mark II though

[@a.moevisuals]

The white body defo helps lasts longer, i have the zv-e1 and ive never had it overheat. So far any way lol.

[@kernzilla]

actually looking forward to someone doing some legit overheat tests between the two colors, laser thermometers and all! i'd expect it to do a little better, but doubt it'll be huge difference.

[@arieljgd]

please ask sony to add lut support to a7s3

[@PaulFeinberg]

Why buy 1 when you can buy 2 lol 😂 good thoughts. Well I pre-ordered one with plan to make some content on the camera. Planning out some videos now in preparation

[@TheNitpicker]

how about actually looking into the camera for once? feels so weird looking off to the side and so high all the time

[@jamillsantiago]

IBIS is kind of a big deal and a deal breaker for me. I don't need this camera since I'm deep in my career...But if I were starting out, I'd skip it. Getting a smooth B-Roll is hard enough when you're starting out and you don't quite know how to do it well and consistently. Imagine doing it without IBIS, lol.

[@vasujuneja5460]

Hey. Im thinking of getting into this field. Isn’t gimbal replaceable for ibis. Just s bit if extra hard work.

[@frankfeng2701]

Priced a bit too high. $850 would be ideal.

[@kernzilla]

$100ish dollars is negligible if you're working pro who needs good B/C cam. this release doesn't seem to be hit as hard with the cripple hammer and good solution for those deep into the Sony ecosystem.

[@peterra2532]

@@kernzillaIf you think like that, even 300-400$ is negligible for a pro. 1 wedding day and your money will back.

[@kernzilla]

@@peterra2532 oh I know all about it. Mentioned this specific # based on OP math 🤷‍♂️ when you’re on $5-10k shoots, there’s just not room to penny-pinch on critical gear, variable not worth it

[@frankfeng2701]

@@kernzilla Except that very few true professionals would pick this camera over FX30 for pro video work. It'd be a much smaller target audience than what this camera is intended for, which is beginner vloggers deciding among this camera, iPhone, and Pocket 3.

[@SDW2000]

I only wish Sony hadn’t used a fragile micro hdmi port. I’ve had too many of those break or just become loose. Just not reliable.

[@zionstuart1927]

THIS OR A7C 1 ?

[@codythep]

Just used your link to purchase! I'm not a new filmmaker but i DO want to have a backup cam/bonus angle cam. You're dead right! It's redundant having additional angles should all else fail. Also plan on using it for casual family outings and such! Thanks Matt!!

[@hellopsp180]

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