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這是Sony ZV-E10 Mark II 這是他們最新製作的攝影攝影機 它是一個可以負擔的系統 而且可以擴充 而且可以提供不錯的成績 目前這部影片正在拍攝iPhone 15 Pro Max 所以我們想要給大家看看 如果要升級到這樣的攝影機 大家可能已經看到差異了 背景變焦很好 質素看起來更好 並不是過於過濾 我們來看看旁邊的鏡頭 讓大家可以再次看到 iPhone 15 Pro Max讓人的臉變得更平坦 除去所有陰影 放大到200% 你可以看到 Chelsea的臉看起來像是3D 背景變焦了 iPhone的畫質變得更平坦 並且過濾了 我們現在要來看看 它的功能和價錢 它的鏡頭的差異 它和其他競爭者相比 但首先我們想要談談 攝影機和鏡頭並不僅僅是攝影機 攝影機的配件 也會有很大的影響 攝影機和攝影機的影片 所以Tony,關掉我們的燈 這就是我提到的贊助商 Adorama 因為如果你想要更多 不僅是攝影機和鏡頭 你可以獲得你的燈光 你的揹包 以及所有一個創作者需要的 價錢很高 而且他們有很大量的貨品 所以如果你想購買 而且你也想支持我們 可以看看我們的贊助商Adorama 透過下面的鏈接 謝謝Adorama 讓這個視頻成功 這是低光測試 這裡的餐廳 相當陰暗 我們會看一下 Sony的表現 和比賽的對比 配備的鏡頭 和升級的鏡頭 這是我們喜歡的 15mm f1.4 現在大家可以看到 有更多的背景噪音 比較少的聲音 顏色也看起來更好 這是一個更好的鏡頭 這是iPhone 它確實在試圖 消除聲音 但是我覺得看起來不太對 這是Pocket 3 但你可能看到 少了低光測試 更多的聲音 你怎麼看 Zooming in and slowing down, you see that the Sony with its big sensor still shows a lot of noise when you use the kit lens. That's because the kit lens doesn't gather much light. The iPhone and the Pocket 3 image are mushy because they're over-processing to overcome the noise and low light. The Sony with the 15mm F1.4 produces a clean, sharp, and natural-looking image, professional and superior to the other setups. In the real world, 4x slow motion looked perfect. Walking around with 4K60, the camera auto-focused perfectly, auto-exposed perfectly. It was easy to use, discreet, and light. A dream camera for vloggers. Let's talk about what this camera is and who it's for. It's an update to Sony CVE-10 camera, and this is for video creators. And you can see that it has specialized features for that. Let's talk a little bit about the sensor. It's an APS-C sensor, but it has an interchangeable lens. So you're not married to one lens. If you want to upgrade, you get a little more money in your budget. You could add a better lens that maybe adds more background blur or is more wide angle or telephoto. So you have some versatility there. And they have some features that keep video creators in mind. Like you have a power zoom right here on the shutter. You have a fully articulating flip screen. So you can film yourself. You can film down low. You can film vertically if you'd like to. And the footage on the back of the screen will go vertical, but the menus will not. So there are some little drawbacks. But overall, it does have video creators in mind. And you can see that in some of the functionality. It does have a built-in microphone on the top here. And it works pretty well. But overall, we would recommend adding Sony's other mics. And they have this mic here, which is nice because it's wireless. They have shotgun mics. They have lavalier mics. So with Sony, you're going to have a lot of options for add-ons with this. And I also like that they have this handle. And with this handle, you're able to start recording. But you're also able to zoom and start your footage and take pictures. Let me talk about the specs. This has a 26-megapixel sensor. The same sensor that they have in the Sony A6700. That allows it to record 4K footage at up to 60 frames per second. But if you do 60 frames per second, it will have a 1.1x crop. But that's hardly noticeable. 4K 30 is full width. And it will go up to 120 frames per second in HD. If you want 4x slow motion. Sony's kit lens here is updated to the new version. Well, it's a little bit better. But I think it's optically the same. This lens, the kit lens, is stabilized. But the sensor on the camera is not. So if you plan on doing any walking footage, the kit lens will be great. But if you upgrade to something like this amazing 15mm f1.4 prime that we shot that opening sequence with, I found the footage to be really shaky. And while this camera does have software-based active stabilization, I found that to be jerky and kind of unattractive. So I'd rather either stabilize in post or put it on a gimbal. Or better yet, just use the optically stabilized kit lens that it comes with. I've been actually shooting production videos with this. And the autofocus has been 100%. It's what we expect from Sony cameras. It locks on to your eye and works perfectly. You can put it into product showcase mode. And if you hold something at the camera, it will actually focus on it. Instead of what my Sony a7S III does, where if it can see my face, it leaves the foreground subject out of focus and you actually have to hide. That's why so many creators are hiding behind what they're holding up. You don't have to hide with this. It works just like you would expect it should. If you're looking to create video content with a camera like this, you do have some other options. So Sony has their ZV series, which is also video-centric, but it's fixed lens. So if you think that you would just stick with this one kit lens anyway, you could save some money and get the fixed lens version. And it's a little smaller and more compact and maybe more what you're looking for. Canon and Nikon also have options like this Nikon Z30. And it does video, but it doesn't have APS-C prime lenses. So your options are going to be a little bit limited. Like for example, Sony has this 15mm f1.4 that we like to use for video. It's a nice fast prime. And there's just not an option like that for the Canon. But as much as the ZV seems like it was designed with video creators in mind, it's actually still kind of an afterthought. And that's one of the most frustrating things about using it. Like it is designed like a stills camera that's been retrofitted for video. Like the microphone receiver requires something external to be connected here. It's not built in if you're using a wireless lab. One of Sony's biggest advantages is the hot shoe here, which allows you to connect one of several different types of microphones including wireless labs and shotgun mics that do not require a separate cable. DJI even has a Sony connector for their wireless mic too that we use. That's a big advantage for Sony over say Nikon. But DJI has a wireless receiver and the Pocket 3 that connect automatically without any cables or any extra receiver. And it works with two microphones. It's convenient and makes everything fit in the bag a little easier. It's got a tripod mount on the bottom. But nowadays I was told 73% of creators are filming vertical. And there's no tripod mount on the side. So then you have to bust out the bracket that Chelsea is using here which seems like a totally unnecessary step for something 73% of people will be doing. And it can be done. And you can definitely make this work if you're creating vertical video. But I kind of wish Sony would rethink the form factor and reinvent the camera a little bit to better suit creators. The camera that we've been using when we're on the go and on location is the DJI Pocket 3. And here you can see it in its full travel configuration. It has a whole stand built in so you don't have to get a second accessory. And look, I can turn it on just by flipping the screen here. And now it's horizontal. Or if I want to do vertical video, I just flip it this way. There's no bracket required. It literally instantaneously flips. And if you decide you want to go a little wider angle because this is a prime lens. Look, they give you a little storage place for the lenses inside the case. So you always have everything you need. One thing, the screen is really small on the Pocket 3. Because the screen is front and center on the Pocket it's actually easier to see and it's brighter too. You can see the Sony screen is always partially obscured behind the lens when you're filming yourself. Not only that, but the wireless on this works at a pace of about 10 times faster than that Sony ZV camera. I use that regularly when we're on location and I need to produce a video on my phone. It transfers quickly. With this, I literally could not figure out how to transfer video. It didn't let me sync the video. And I tried connecting this to my phone with a USB-C cable and the videos didn't pop up. Now I'll connect the camera to my smartphone import the pictures and only the still photo shows up, no video. With Canon, Nikon, DJI, any other camera manufacturer if I record a still and a video connect it to my phone and there you have it. Both stills and video can be played. It seems like video is an afterthought here. Like I'm the first person to try to transfer videos to my iPhone because it literally just does not work And I end up doing things the way I've always done which is taking the memory card out and transferring it to my Mac that way. And I can do that with this too. But it's nice that this all seems to work. It seems to be integrated and it seems like they thought out video creators first. But this doesn't have interchangeable lenses. You can't get that nice bokeh. You can't get the same low-light performance. So in those ways, the Sony is a big win. It's going to produce better quality video. But you do lose some usability and workflow benefits of the DJI. I will say this also if you want to take stills is the better option. Oh, absolutely, yeah. Whichever one of these you decide to get, check out our link here because Adorama sponsors us so we can bring you unbiased reviews. Check out the ZV-E1. But don't forget that you'll probably also want a cool lens so you can get great effects. The lens we've been filming with it is the 15mm F1.4 G lens from Sony. This has a focal length of 22mm equivalent and plenty of bokeh. The background blur looks beautiful and it's right about that focal length that you want for social media content. And don't forget about your accessories. If you need an L-bracket because you're going to be filming vertically with this, Adorama will have that. They'll have the light that we showed you in our first segment. They'll have everything that you could possibly need to make your videos and photos. So check them out and use our links down below to support our channel and reviews like these. Thanks, Adorama. Josie, who do you think should buy the new Sony ZV-E10 Mark II? Me. I like it. Really? Yeah, I like the styling of it, too. I thought it was bold that they went with the all-white design. I think it looks cool. I like that you have interchangeable lens options so you can change up how your video looks by just choosing a different cool lens, maybe adapting something kind of funky on there. And I also like that they're starting to integrate features that are better for video people like vertical video by flipping the screen. It shows up on there. And the little zoom. So I think that it's a nice camera. And I like the system. I like that you can get the handle and put the mic on there easily. Yeah, I think between Canon, Sony, Nikon, Sony is the clear winner for video creators. They've been thinking about this for longer. The lenses, the power zoom. And I shot real production videos with this and the footage looked fantastic. And being able to change the lenses is everything. I would still sometimes use the Pocket 3 when I'm on the go. But especially if you're doing fixed talking head footage like this. If it's going to be on a tripod, whether horizontal or vertical, the power of those interchangeable lenses I think makes this the best deal out there. The very best value. It will be tough to learn. The usability of it is rough. Like you'll have to watch tutorials. You'll have to read the manual. And transferring files will be a little bit of a pain. Just be aware of those things. But the end results can be worth it because you will look more professional. And that can help you get more viewers. And that can help your channel grow. It's a good investment. Whichever gear you decide to buy, please use our sponsor because that helps Unbiased Reviews keep coming to you. 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