r/ZVE10

Just got a zve10 for a good deal want to get my first lens that I can use in the future along with other lenses I’d buy in the future what would be a better option found good deals on both lenses with the sigma being a bit more than the Sony fe

Hi guys, I want to get into film and I’m stuck on either a
Sony-Fx30
Sony- Zv e10 mark II
Sony- Zve1
Sony- A6400
Sony- A7IV
I’m not sure on which one I should get.

Hello everyone, I need some advice...

I've been using my Sony ZV-E10 for a while and I just used the stock lens... now that I am getting deeper into videography i feel like i need something better.

I've been searching the web and as it seems (understandably) 1 lens isn't enough for videography, but right now I am tight on money and I can't spend thousands... therefore I am looking for an all-round lens with which I can do a bit of everything and that I can keep using for the years to come (even when I will add other lenses to my arsenal).

Right now I was thinking about a Tamron 17-70mm 2.8 or a Sony 18-105 2.8 (maybe beside a Sony 35mm 1.8 that I found out is kinda cheap if second hand)

Thanks in advice for your help!

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Notes: This is my first video using a newly purchased Sony ZV-E10 ii, so if any folk with more camera experience than me have notes id love some constructive criticism.

Hi everyone,

I recently got a Sony ZV-E10 II and recorded some 4K 25fps footage in bright sunlight. Looking at the playback, the motion looks stuttery and choppy whenever the camera moves.

I checked the metadata in Catalyst Browse and realized the auto-exposure set my shutter speed to 1/315s (and up to 1/1000s in full daylight) at f/11, ISO 100. I understand this breaks the 180-degree rule and removes all natural motion blur.

What puzzles me is that whenever people recommend "essential accessories" or best settings for this camera, it's always about mics, cages, grips, or extra batteries. Almost no beginner guide mentions a Variable ND filter as a top priority.

How are you guys getting smooth cinematic motion in daylight without an ND filter? Are most people closing down the aperture, or is everyone secretly using ND filters and just not listing them?

Thanks!

Hi! I’ve been having issues using flash with my zve10 mark 2, I was told it might be because my shutter sound is off. Does anyone know how to turn it on?

I did silent mode on but still no noise
And second, is this true?

Hello, I have a Sony zv-e10. I am currently looking to finally upgrade from the base kit lense after i start using my camera more and more over last couple years. I'm searching for a lense recommendation that would work well in low light (dawn conditions) as well as full day light, filming wildlife (mainly deer and coyotes) from anywhere to 30 yards all the way out to 100. I was looking at the Sony 55-210 f/4.5-6.3. My only concern is that morning shots in low light conditions wouldn't be good. So any and all recommendations or opinions are welcome:)My budget is about 200-250$.