The new Sony ZV-1 is a camera that the Japanese electronics manufacturer has smartly modelled after its RX100 premium compact cameras that have won many fans over.

The Sony ZV-1 is a compact camera aimed at vloggers and video creators, while also delivering decent photo capabilities. It inherits the 20 Megapixel 1in sensor, confident phase-detect autofocus, 4k video up to 30p, and 24-70mm f1.8-2.8 zoom of the RX100 V(A), but features a number of upgrades to...

If you’re looking for a compact all-in-one vlogging camera, then look no further than the Sony ZV-1. While the device might not be up to scratch for indoor filming, it’s an absolute beast when taken outside, thanks to its unbelievable mic quality and precise autofocus.

A nearly perfect camera for vloggers

: Beautiful recording quality; can record up to 4K; good image stabilisation; rotatable LCD screen; and a dedicated Bokeh switch to blur background easily

: Low battery life; no dial mode; no viewfinder

The Sony ZV-1 is a beginner-friendly camera perfect for on the go shooting and vlogging. While some of the features are borderline gimmicks, the core vlogging features are solid.

When we 1st started TGSB’s blog/YouTube channel, we only had a Canon PowerShot point-and-shoot camera. And haven’t really used one ever since. A few weeks back, we got the opportunity to review Sony’s latest point-and-shoot camera targeted to vloggers & content creators: the ZV-1.

Sony's latest camera is nimble, lightweight and powerful. With its advanced processing capabilities, fast auto focus and real-time tracking combined with the impressively clear audio capture and the useful flip-out screen, it really is a great option for vloggers.

180-degree flip-out screen; Video processing is impressive; Fast autofocus and real-time tracking; Great sound recording potential;

Battery life could be better; No viewfinder; Battery/SD card door is inconvenient for tripod use; Short zoom range;

Introduction; Design and handling; Internal microphone; How it's different from the Sony RX100 VA; 'Face Priority' exposure; Intermission: Goslings!; Improved standard color profile; 'Background Defocus' mode; The lens; 'Product Showcase' mode; Image stabilization; Video quality; Who's it for?;

Introduction; Design and handling; Internal microphone; How it's different from the Sony RX100 VA; 'Face Priority' exposure; Intermission: Goslings!; Improved standard color profile; 'Background Defocus' mode; The lens; 'Product Showcase' mode; Image stabilization; Video quality; Who's it for?;

First of all, it is among the bridge cameras that feature a face-detect AE, which detects the face of the subject and changes the exposure to ensure the subject’s face is clear.

It features a microphone port and a multi-interface hot shoe for improved accessory compatibility, The image stabilization helps achieve steady shots when shooting handheld, The imaging sensor enhances the quality of your image, particularly at high ISO levels, Comes with various accessories that...

Unlike most cameras on our list, it does not have the touch screen function

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