ZV-1 II Vlog Camera for Content Creators and Vloggers - White

Bought used one from Amazon warehouse. Came with original package - looks and functions like new. Camera is palm size and very light. Finally I got a camera I can take with me everywhere. Picture looks great when there is enough sunlight - better than my phone. Image quality for indoor and night is similar to my cell phone. Video quality is great. In general, it’s a good camera for everyday use.

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Very good image quality! Good for vlogging but I prefer indoor shooting with this camera, because of its size. If size is something that doesn’t bother you in public, it is the perfect camera for you.

Don't know much about cameras but love this one. quality is good. doesn't come with an SD card though and battery dies a bit quickly if you use 4k recording. Has bluetooth as well and can be used as a webcam if you'd like.

I am a Fashion and Beauty Content Creator who purchased the original ZV-1 (24-70mm lens) in 2020. It served me well but I wanted a true touch screen rather than having to press menu buttons to make setting changes. Slow roll to 2023 and here comes the Sony ZV-1 II Vlog Camera. This review is my personal experience of this camera as a fashion and beauty content creator and not trying to a do a deep dive tech review. Sony updated the lens of the ZV1-II to an ultra-wide 18-50mm lens. This is better for vloggers who want to get more of their background in their scenes. This version finally has a true touch screen. The ZV1-II audio has improved. Sony added the ability to choose the direction of the sound recording based upon where the sound is coming from: front, rear and or directions. Sony also changed the weirdness of the original ZV-1's battery door that was BLOCKED when a tripod was attached by moving the ZV1-II'S tripod mount to the SIDE. It looks awkward but solves the problem. I use this camera to livestream. Livestreaming is more convenient with the ZV1-II thanks to the addition of the USB-C port. When I connect the camera to my computer, the ZV1-II is detected without having to fumble through menu settings. The CONS In the ZV-1 II, Sony TOOK AWAY Optical Steadyshot which could equate to bouncy vlog shots. Sony did NOT include a USC-C cable with this camera. Come on, Sony! This should have been included. There is also no charger AC charger block. Overall, this IS a great camera but if you own the original ZV-1, decide if the changes are enough to justify the increased price tag.