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Sony ZV-1 II Digital Camera

20.1 Megapixels
4k Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 125-12800
No Viewfinder
3" LCD Screen
20.1 Megapixels
4k Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 125-12800
No Viewfinder
3" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

Sony ZV-1 II Digital Camera

The ZV-1 II's 18-50mm-equivalent f/1.8-4 wide-angle zoom lens has expanded the frame for content creators. Sleek and lightweight at nine ounces, the camera is ideal for one-handed shooting and also accommodates front-facing video for small groups. The upgraded autofocus features multiple face recognition, ensuring everyone is in focus. The new format also works well with narrow interiors or as a dynamic accent to everyday scenes.

What's in the box:

Sony ZV-1 II Digital Camera

NP-BX1 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery

Microphone Wind Screen

Wind Screen Adaptor

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Key Features

20.1 Megapixels

The Sony ZV1M2 18-50 VLOG Camera has a 20.1 MP 1.0-type Exmor RS CMOS Sensor.

4k Video Quality

Elevate your vlogs with it's impressive 4K Recording capabilities allow you to capture razor sharp footage with superior clarity and colour accuracy.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Sony ZV1M2 18-50 VLOG Camera supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, connecting your camera and your smartphone has never been easier thanks to the Sony Creators’ App.

ISO 125-12800

The Sony ZV1M2 18-50 VLOG Camera has a native ISO of 125 to 12 800 for both stills and video.

No Viewfinder

The Sony ZV1M2 18-50 VLOG Camera does not include a built-in viewfinder.

3" LCD Screen

The Sony ZV1M2 18-50 VLOG Camera has a 7.5cm, angle-adjustable touchscreen monitor.

FAQs

What are the advantages of the 20.1MP 1" Exmor RS sensor in the Sony ZV-1 II?

The 20.1MP 1" Exmor RS sensor offers several advantages, including excellent low-light performance and high dynamic range. Its stacked structure allows for faster data processing, which enhances the camera's autofocus capabilities and allows for continuous shooting at up to 24 frames per second. This sensor also supports advanced features like Real-Time Eye AF and Real-Time Tracking, making it ideal for capturing fast-moving subjects or ensuring sharp focus on the eyes in portrait photography.

How does the Bokeh Switch enhance my video and photography?

The Bokeh Switch on the Sony ZV-1 II allows you to quickly switch to the maximum aperture setting of f/1.8-4, creating a shallow depth of field that beautifully isolates your subject from the background. This feature is particularly useful for portraiture and vlogging, as it draws attention to the subject while softly blurring distracting elements in the background, enhancing the overall aesthetic of your photographs and videos.

Can the Sony ZV-1 II be used effectively for live streaming?

Yes, the Sony ZV-1 II is designed with content creators in mind, offering live streaming capabilities via USB-C connection. It supports UVC and UAC standards, ensuring high-quality video and audio for social media or video conferencing. This makes it an excellent choice for streamers looking to enhance their production value with the camera's advanced features and built-in microphone system.

What makes the Cinematic Vlog setting unique?

The Cinematic Vlog setting on the Sony ZV-1 II is tailored for content creators who want to achieve a professional look with minimal effort. It automatically sets a fixed 2.35:1 aspect ratio and 24 fps frame rate, mimicking the cinematic style often seen in films. Additionally, it offers various 'Looks' and 'Moods' to customise the visual aesthetic of your content, allowing for creative storytelling that resonates with viewers.

How effective is the Active Mode image stabilisation for video recording?

The Active Mode image stabilisation in the Sony ZV-1 II significantly enhances video quality by reducing camera shake. During handheld shooting, it combines optical and electronic stabilisation methods, resulting in smoother footage even while walking or moving. In fact, camera shake is reduced by up to 11 times more than standard SteadyShot in HD video, making it easier to produce stable and professional-looking videos without the need for additional stabilisation equipment.

What features support better audio quality for vlogging?

The Sony ZV-1 II is equipped with a built-in three-capsule microphone that captures multidirectional sound, automatically orienting towards recognized faces and objects to ensure clear audio. Additionally, it includes a windscreen for outdoor recording to reduce wind noise, and a 3.5mm microphone jack along with a Multi Interface Shoe for connecting external microphones, allowing for even greater audio versatility and quality in various filming environments.

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All for vlogging.

All for vlogging.

The Sony ZV-1 II Vlogging Camera

Frame it all

Frame it all

With the vlog camera ZV-1 II, you can shoot everything from group selfies to sprawling cityscapes. The wide-angle 18 mm lens can capture a wider field of view than the human eye, so you can easily fit everyone or everything in the frame.

Versatile framing

Versatile framing

The ZV-1 II lets you frame your shots exactly how you want, thanks to its wide-angle zoom lens. 18 mm is great for selfies, while 50 mm is ideal for portraits and snapshots. What's more, the maximum apertures of F1.8 with the wide-angle and F4 with the telephoto give a smooth background bokeh, adding all the atmosphere you need.

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