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No, the ECM-B1M will NOT work with the ZV-1. Not enough power from that small battery to make it happen. Lol.

You’re welcome!!!👍

Yup…. The benefits of a small point & shoot camera. Sure there’s some pros & cons trade offs, but nothing beats portability and compactness at the end of the day. 👍

Yes it will connect to the Sony ZV-E10 since the ZV-E10 has a 3.5mm audio jack and yes it will connect by using a cable. That’s the only way. If you’re talking about through the hot-shoe the answer is no…

No problem thank you for stopping by…

Well I’m not a Cannon shooter. I’m a Sony and Fuji shooter. What I can tell you is with the EOS R100 it depends on what your shooting needs are if this camera would be good for you. I’m personally not a fan of this model. There’s no flip out articulating display screen, so it wouldn’t be a good choice for talking head or vlogging video shooting. If you are interested in Cannon cameras I would say start your research with the EOS R50.

@@lessonslearnedwithcameras1782 ooh.. okay thank you ♥️

@robin463 no problem. Anytime..👍

Yes you can still buy the Sony A6100 in 2024. It is discontinued meaning it’s not in production anymore, but yes it can still be bought. At this point in time the question you must ask yourself is, why would you buy it in 2024 when there’s better Sony cameras with more feature for the same or less price.

@@lessonslearnedwithcameras1782 can you suggest any other camera in the same price

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No kidding… yes it’s very blown out. This video is close to a year old. It was a rookie mistake. I usually shoot in low light settings way more than bright sunny days, but I hear ya and thanks for the input.👊🏾

No problem… anytime..👍

That was my fault. I don’t believe I had my internal nd filter on. Plus I should’ve adjusted the shutter for the test would be more comparable.

but i thought it's all on auto? so i assume the software shouldve set it right?

@Archontasil auto will make adjustment but it’s not always perfect. I could’ve been shooting in aperture priority, instead of shutter priority also. I don’t shoot in Auto that much

Lmao. You like that huh???🤣🤣 just keeping it real.😎

No I’m sorry I was not shooting f2.8 on zv1. All things were not equal with this test. I should’ve dialed in the ZV1 a little better for better comparison.

Thanks bro, anytime…👊🏾

Why thank you! I appreciate that..👍

Yes I agree the xs-20 is a super fun camera. A6700 wins for stabilization overall, but I never been a fan of catalyst browse gyro software. The amount of time it takes to render footage is crazy. Im a Sony shooter naturally so when I want reliability it will always be Sony because it’s predictable.

And what a voice !

Ha ha thanks!! Well I’m just not as consistent as most camera tech channels putting videos out everyday.

Lol!! Why thank you!!!👍

Oh man…. Yeah the pick-up patterns are interesting on this mic for sure. I guess I just have mixed feelings about it overall.

Thanks, glad it could help. Yeah I wanted to test being behind the mic because most leave that part out.

Wow that’s crazy!! It’s still a demand for the Rx100..

See that’s the same way I feel about it. I mean the A6700 would be my comfort zone but sometimes I like to have fun shooting with a little bit of unpredictablity.. lol. 🤣

If I’m just using one mic, all the sound goes to both left and right.

Yeah when I made this video I messed up by not adjusting my shutter speed to reduce some of that over exposure in the sun. It would’ve also helped to have a darker nd filter to make it a more fair comparison with the rx100. Now I don’t have my rx100 anymore but I still have my zv1. It’s my go to if I need a pocket camera. I still favor my DJI Pocket 3 over it but still.

Thank You so much…👍

No problem!!👍

Thank you! I appreciate that!👍

Hey bro! Yup the 16mm 1.4 is loud. My work around is whenever I’m using it I have to use a wireless mic, but it’s super sharp to be as old as it is, and you can get really close to subject with it. The build quality is like no other lens I have used. Yeah that kit lens is on point for what it is and the price point can’t be beat. I own the Viltrox 13mm 1.4 for my Sony e-mount system and I love it. It’s probably my most used lens by far. I still want to get it for the Fuji x-mount but it’s hard to justify with having the zoom kit lens and the Fuji 16mm 1.4, but I know I will find a way to justify purchasing it.🤣

Lmao!!! 🤣🤣no problem bro!👊🏾

I agree!! Thanks for checking it out.👍

You’re welcome!👍

Thank you so much for those kind words.

we hope you can give more updates on your experience with the X-S20. Considering it for personal-semipro work @@lessonslearnedwithcameras1782

I sure can. I’m still getting use to it. Starting to have a new found appreciation for the Fuji ecosystem. The x-s20 is defiantly a fun camera for sure.

Thank you so much, I appreciate it!👍

Hey David, agree 100%. They’re both capable cameras even in 2023. UA-cam content creators publish a bunch of nonsense in regards to the zv-1. In most cases for most people it will do just fine. I still use my to date. I do shoot in more low light than most but still it’s all about knowing the cameras limits and capabilities. I finally sold my Rx100mkvii, since I wasn’t getting a lot of use out of it. I’m a very basic video shooter and I knew someone with a more professional skill set could get better use from it. I own a lot of Sony cameras but recently I thought I would have a little fun and shoot with Fuji also.

It really depends on your shooting conditions. ie:low light performance, do you need zoom? Are you mostly shooting outside? Are you going to be walking or stationary while shooting?

Thanks, I appreciate that..👍

Yeah that was one of my worries with Fuji, the autofocus, but I do love the Fuji colors. Nothing beats Sony autofocus, so I knew that going into the Fuji ecosystem. You’re right you could keep it in manual focus to avoid that problem, but still. I feel more comfortable when I’m behind the Fuji camera in total control, but the type of shooting I do puts me away from the camera, whereby I have to build trust that Fuji won’t act a fool in my absence.. lol. Yeah the Sony a6700 or Fuji X-S20 is a hard choice between those two, but it’s easier if you need perfect autofocus, then it’s Sony all day. If I didn’t already have my FX30 or FX3, I would’ve had to go with the Sony A6700 hands down.

Thanks for stopping by to check out the video. It’s defiantly a learning curb being in the Fuji-ecosystem. Some things are very different but all learnable. The x-s20 is a fun camera that I always look forward to using, which is a good thing overall. It forces me to get into the camera and learn the system and all it’s functionality. Sony doesn’t require as much especially for a novice video shooter.

Hello there! Thank you so much. Yes, it’s funny you say that about the 18-120 F4. I was checking out that lens when I purchased the X-S20.. lol. You’re right there’s no video content on it in regards to video shooting with it, even though I’m not a big fan of the F.4 on it, but I understand why it is.. Thanks for stopping by my friend.👍 Defiantly more video content to come with this camera..😃

Bro, anytime! Glad the video could be of help to you.👍

LMAO!!! No problem bro....I pride myself with being a honest laid back dude. Just an everyday guy that buys my own equipment to do reviews, so my opinion is truly mine. I don't trust brand ambassadors, or anyone receiving equipment from big camera makers. The creator will sit up there and say all day, what they say is not influenced, but the reality of it is, it is. They don't want to ruin those relationships with the man. J/s

Thanks bro, I appreciate it! Yeah I will start back making content for this channel in the fall. I stepped away from it in the summer because me and my wife have a channel together that we make content for. I love the Viltrox 13mm. Plenty of wide without being fisheye look, I like it more than my Sigma 16mm & Sony 11mm. You’ll like the ZV-E10 a lot. The only reason I didn’t keep mine was because I needed 4K60, so I got the Fx30 but the ZVE10 did me well. Keep doing what you do with your channel. I checked it out and it’s well put together and I can tell you know what you’re doing.👍

@lessonslearnedwithcameras1782 thanks for checking out some of my stuff. I'm still trying to find my rhythm and flow in front of a camera. Shooting and editing video is all new to me. Overwhelming. My color is inconsistent. Actually just recently learned about using a gray card to set my white balance. Really hoping that'll get me closer to what your vids look like. Thanks again.

Thanks bro!!👍

Ok, good question! Well I'll start by saying if I didn't already own the RX100, I wouldn't be looking at that as a option. Ok let's talk about that 200mm. If your zoomed all the way into 200mm it's not as glamorous as one would think. If your friend isn't on a tri-pod that footage will be shaky and possibly not usable, just depends. for that $1,200 price tag it would be a hard sell even with 200mm zoom capability. Plus with the RX100 your friend will guarantee need a external audio source. Whether it's a shotgun mic or wireless set-up he will also need a cage of some sort since there's no cold shoe mount on the RX100. Now there's other cons to the RX100 for farm vlogging but it would be more from the technical side which would cause me to be nerdy trying to explain those..lol. I don't have to explain battery life in 4K, because you know it will be short. Probably 30-45mins if lucky. Weather and other conditions will vary this of course. As for the ZV1 Mkii, well that 18mm is nice for sure can't say nothing bad about that. Well I could, but again nerdy side of me, but for a casual user it's great. as for the 50mm zoom, hmmm I don't know if that would be enough zoom especially of a farm. He could always move closer to the subject he's shooting. If he's going to be around farm machinery I think no onboard audio will work. He will need external mic, preferably a wireless set-up with receiver and transmitter. I think your friend will be happier with the ZV1 Mki or mkii purchase over the RX100 mkvii. Plus cost wise those two make better sense. Also if having something to fit in his pocket beside the smartphone the ZV1 mkii will beat out any option, unless he wants to really downsize and opt out for an action cam.

@@lessonslearnedwithcameras1782 Good advice and helpful vid. I'd go either with the ZV1 mk1 or mk2 or an action cam like the DJI Action 4. The ZV1 is a bit bigger than the mkvii for better thermal management, it'll sooner run out of battery than overheat in most cases. Even with a wireless mic you'll need to attach the receiver to the camera and the ZV1 has a hotshoe, for the mkvii you'd need to either DIY something or use a little selfie stick/tripod with a cold shoe mount. I'm looking at these two cams now as well. I want something that'll be an upgrade from my iPhone photo-wise with full manual controls but also have some video versatility. Unless I can get a used mkvii under $1000 though it seems like the zv-1 is a better value. The $400-500+ premium for the mkvii over the ZV-1 on the used market is tough to justify unless you're really photography-first. I'm somewhere in between.

I agree with you 100%. I think I forgot to mention it in this reply, but Rx100 mkvii would only be considered if I was more serious about photography with a 80% use ratio over 20% video. I think most are finding this video at a later time without taking into consideration that when I purchased the mkvii it was during a time that the ZV1 didn’t exist at all. Lol. Nowadays there’s just more and better cost efficient options especially for one like myself that photography is an after thought that most of the time I would just use my I-phone. I have to be honest, I don’t know a lot about the ZV1mkii but from what I familiarized myself with on the fly, it wasn’t enough of a benefit for me to jump ship from my ZV1 mki, but the ZV1 mki was enough of an upgrade for my intended use to leave my rx100 mkvii.

I agree 100%!!!

Well this isn't a simple question, I'll explain why. First off let's address low-light. The ZV1 mkii will be better in low light since at the wide end it's F1.8 and the rx100mkvii is F2.8. ZV1mkii will let in more light therefore reducing the amount of grainy footage you may have. Now let's talk about the zoom needs, well the ZV1mkii is 50mm at the zoom end verses rx100mkvii 200mm. Of course the mkvii has more zoom, but you have to ask yourself "how much of that is useable zoom" meaning if your constantly using the 200mm zoom especially in low-light conditions your going to have some "not so good" footage. it will not be that steady, and since these point and shoot cameras have a variable aperture at 200mm under low light you have to worry about grainy footage. If I already owned the mkii I would of course make it work, and the EVF would help with that. If I was making a purchase of one of these for the first time and if price wasn't an issue and I did photography 80% and video 20% of the time, then I would go with RX100 Mkvii. If I was casually into photos and video was the main priority, then I would go with the ZV1 mki or mkii. Overall 50mm zoom compared to 200mm is a big difference and it's hard to compare off that alone. Most would depend on the users needs.

Yeah my only reason for getting the ZV1 was for the wider aperture. I need better low light performance for the 1”sensor. RX100 Vii was more for the serious shooter. I’m ok with the 70mm zoom over the 200mm since I wasn’t doing nothing seriously with the extra distance and trying to keep true quality image. I have used product showcase a little but again nothing serious. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on both cameras.👍

For Stills is there any difference in image quality between zv1 and RX100 VII regardless of zoom and evf.

@@khanniyaz8 Shouldn't be any significant difference in image quality, but most of us prefer an EVF for shooting stills, so there is a usability difference. The tele reach is significantly better on the RX100 VII, but the aperture is better on ZV1. As always, you need to decide which suits your needs better.

I want something for selfies in snapshots at landscapes

​@@artistjoh a good alternative is the sony rx100 VA