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Sony ZV-E10.. Some things i like, some things i miss.

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So i made the plunge and purchased a ZV-E10
The image quality is is very good, keeping in that a6000 line.
The video quality surpasses my a6300  The in camera picture profiles are better than my a6300 and the zv-e10 handles low light much better.  the stabilization actually works maybe not as well as the gopro. I like the mic and power and video jacks
I like that there's no red light on the front of the camera when recording.

One thing i don't like is that it has no EVF. i need readers to see anything close ,, so i miss the diopter of the viewfinder.
I had to add a cage grip to hold it a bit better.
The button to switch between modes is awkward. i often get it confused with the record button.

Here are a couple of links to some hand held video
https://www.facebook.com/100092293754370/videos/300720569600078/

 

https://www.facebook.com/100092293754370/videos/181674238355510/

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