Sony ZV E10 What Lenses to Use For YouTube Videos
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- So you've got a new Sony ZVE10 and you're starting a youtube video, in this video I go over which lenses you'll want to use and why.
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The 85mm f/1.8: amzn.to/3U6ZH8P
The 16mm: amzn.to/3F7T8um
The 30mm 1.4: amzn.to/3LPnw0z
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The ZVE10: amzn.to/3tk0ska
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For a small room, you need a wide lens.
For a large room, you have the option of going to a more telephoto lens - but if you want to show more of the area, you'll find something in between.
Lens choice will be one of the things that makes the most difference in how your shot ends up looking overall.
@markbennettcameracrisis was not consulted, but was appreciated during the making of this video.
Finally a lens guide that isn't 30 mins long and just reads the spec sheet. Thank you.
This channel is criminally underrated. Keep it up!
THANK YOU! Im actually sitting at my computer right this moment writing a script for a video about this ZhiYun Gimbal they just sent me a pre-release model of! unbelievable. Im not stopping
i just wana say thanks good lord there is soo much bs on youtube but i always end up finding some good like this just got this cam and this was the perfect way to show what lens would be best for me to get thanks man !!
Totally agree!!
Forklift in the rain just earned you a subscriber good sir! Great video
Just bought this camera (body only) on eBay super cheap today and need a lens. This video is exactly what I needed. Short and too the point. Subbed!
I'm the guy sitting in the small office space. I need a new camera badly. But the price of that reccomended 16mm f/1.4 sigma lens blows me out of the water! Close to the price of the camera. Ouch! Back to drawing board for me I guess!! Thanks for the video though!! Thumbs up!!
Brilliant video. Short, sweet and right to the point, whilst being informative and no waffle. Subscribed 👍🏻
You perfectly described my office setup. Sigma 16mm f 1.4 it is then. Thank you
The lens got discontinued on the Sony mount. You can still grab it on deals ( labor day? Fathers day? ), but I bought mine 9 months ago for $300. Now I see it for $375. It's still widely available, but explaining what's driving the cost.
Also this is a great channel.
Literally the only video I didn’t have to skip around. Very straight to the point & very favorable!! Thank you much. SUBSCRIBE 😊
I like your personality, your straight forward telling style and this fact you are experienced and knowledgeable.
You’re bringing that fire my guy!
thank you! I've been working with my canon 200D and kit lens for the last 5 years, and felt like it was time for an upgrade, but I felt like going up to the ZV-1 although cool, would be overkill, so I've been looking at sony gear for the first time and I have settled on the ZV E10, and was unsure what lenses would work best for me, but this video pretty much answered all my questions! Love filming, but I'm just not a tech head - so this is was super helpful!
Thanks so much for this video! I've been trying to figure out what lenses make the most sense for me for my ZV-E10 and a6700, and as a complete noob to this stuff I found this video straightforward, engaging, and informational. I appreciate the help!
Just amazing information for me.
Much thanks ❤❤❤❤❤
I'm a big beginner on UA-cam, I film with an Iphone X so I watch tutorial about camera and lenses. I love your content! Very dynamic, very cool to watch! Big support from 🇫🇷
Leaving a comment to support this channel because not only was the video highly informative, it was fun to watch, and I just know this wasn't all that easy to make.
Best video on this topic!!! Thank you so much for making it so easy to follow.
Dudee what the heckkkk your criminally underrated!!!
Right
Exactly, high quality with the subscriber? That's insane
This was super helpful.. as this is where I fit in.. wanting to begin to build a UA-cam channel for tech and lifestyle content, however more video focused with talking head, product b roll, and maybe a little vlogging, so my choice of camera is FX30 with it also being APS-C I assume these lens suggestion wouldn't change?? or at least the basic concepts remain same.
Yep, the lenses will act exactly the same in the FX30!
All great stuff. Love that ZV-E10. Great camera to grab and run.
Another good lens is the Sony PZ 10-20mm f4 if you don't have the kit lens, but it is a little expensive, but light as a feather.
bro the quality that you managed to achieve with this camera is adorable. great lighting keep up the good work
Thank you! Finally found a channel cutting to the chase and doing it well! Cheers!
Hey, thank you for the video, this has really helped me understand the right lens I need to buy for my unboxing/reviews. Really appreciate your content 👍
thanks for this video! helped me a lot.
First, a big thanks for the information it is really reasy to follow. Second, your storytelling and edit is just brilliant. This is informative AND entertainingl. Keep up the good job!
Short and informative, thank you. I have Sigma 16 mm f/1.4, and I love this lense
Wide
@@aloraimi since it wide, you can put your camera right behind your monitor
@@zhenya_dota2can you also zoom back in with that lens ? I’m wanting to start vlogging but I know I will need something wide as well as zooming in
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bro this video is golden, thank you so much
This was helpful. i only have 50mm lens for now and i now know i can record my podcast with this. thanks.
Thank you bro! Really helped me a lot👏🏻
Thx for the informative video
Thanks for this video . But I have the sigma 30mm for vlogging but I am really close up in frame and the camera has to be rally for a way to get a good wide shot . Is that normal ?
Yeah with 30mm and the zve10 you probably need the camera about 6 feet away for a medium shot.
Make sure you don’t have active steady shot turned on, that will zoom it in a little further still.
If you need the camera super close to you, you might consider the 16mm f/1.4 lens instead.
Love this, thanks for the much needed detail!
but one important thing to mention, since it aps c, the lens is always cropped and be messured by 1,5x. Means, 16 mm on aps c is like 24 mm
Yep, but since this entire video was shot on APSC, if you only own an APSC camera, you don’t need to do any conversions, you just need to get used to what 16 mm looks like on APSC
brooo love your content. Thanks for the effort!!!
Such a great video
this is so random but if you watch this with subtitles, at 3:00 you say 'this camera is like $3k bucks' but the subtitles say f*ck!ng lol nice video
Thats hilarious! I upload my script to make the subtitles work better.. Evidently I had to much coffee when I was writing this one and got a little passionate. Im surprised they dont sensor that! Thanks for that..
great video! thank you so much for the hard work
Super helpful giving all the context for each use case! Side note, what's up with all the J cuts? 😂 But no really, great video thank you.
@@livinginoklahomacityofficial I think my overuse of the J cut is an attempt to to keep the audio flowing a lot more smoothly than I actually talk.. there’s something a little jarring about a smash cut over and over when I haven’t moved, but need to cover up the fact that I can’t remember what I was just saying :)
I suppose there’s a chance I over use that and it sounds like I never take a breath.
Thanks this was straight to the point. I thought you weren't going to cover me until the end lol
Haha, shooting inside a car, ey?
I enjoyed watching your video and the energy it brings😂. Thank you for the recommendations.
Good stuff. I’m a Sony guy and really enjoy your content.
Thanks! and WOW 821 videos! You're a workhorse!!!
@@NicholasJamesJohnson haha, I’m at that much! Geeze! Well the problem with my category is there are a ton of phone cases out there! I do more than that but cases really are a big big part of it.
This is cool, you are fun, subbed.
What a great channel you deserve more subs
Awesome video. Thank you so much.
I would like it if you could go over your talking head setting for this camera please.
That’s a great idea for a video. I’ll put it towards the top of the list!
Good video, good content. It's also funny :) Thank you.
Excellent vid
All you need is 50mm 1.8 11mm 1.8 and 24-70mm for zv e10
Thanks
What lens would you recommend for overhead filming? I do fairly zoomed in crochet tutorials, I’m new to cameras, and have just got the Sony zv e10 with the kit lens and I’m struggling to get the same quality shot as I got with my phone. Thankyou for a very informative video 😊
Your situation comes with a few variables.. How will you mount the top down camera? How far away from your hands do you want it? Just how zoomed in are we talking, because they make some lenses where you could have the whole screen be just the tips of those needles and that would be super cool looking but also really hard to keep it in frame as you work..
Generally I would start with a 24-70 f/2.8 so that you can zoom through the range with it, and also if you’re struggling to get the quality you probably didn’t have enough light for the kit lens. (The kit lens requires a lot of light for a really clear picture, but can be television quality if you do it right)
@@NicholasJamesJohnson wow Thankyou for such a detailed reply. This is very helpful. I have a tripod that has a bar that comes out to do top down but will be getting a C stand once we move and I have a bigger office. I need both my hands on the screen so not too zoomed into the tip of the hook. My current tutorials you can see my hands but not much from my wrist down but I do often bring my hands closer to the camera for detailed bits. I have invested in some better lights so looking forward to trying to see how that helps with the kit lens. Thanks again and happy Christmas (if you celebrate).
One lens that's click good detailed pictures and shoots good quality pictures.... Please recommend
Hello Nickolas, Great and informative video, please I would really appreciate it if you read my comment and reply. I do cooking videos and I would like to find Sony camera lens that is able to take 4k image to a cooking pan from about a meter away to avoid the heat and the splashing oil but at the same time to be able to zoom very close to get a micro image to the ingredients. I would really appreciate your help.
From a meter away, with the ZV-E10 camera, you'd want a Sony 50mm.. I actually just got the Sony 50mm f/1.4 from Sigma and it's SUPER SHARP. It would probably be more useful to get a zoom lens, though, in case you discover the camera is still in your way and you want to put it a little further away, in which case I would suggest the Sigma 50-100mm 1.8 (if youre on the ZVE10, but if youre on full frame get the 24-70mm f/2.8 instead)
Bruh, you got me subscribed in two videos.
Which was the other one?!
Hey man - awesome video. I am considering purchasing this camera with the 50mm lense (option 3). I wanted to ask, how far away from the camera are you sat in option 3 at 2.29? I am looking to achieve a similar view and want to see if I have enough space in my apartment for this! Thanks in advance :)
What is your opinion about Sony ZV E10 with Sigma 18-55mm lens?!
Great video!)
Man I love the look of the Sigma 56mm 1.4 but I only have about 10 feet to work with.. would it be crazy to try to pull off talking head with this or would I need a lot more space?
If youre on an apsc camera, 10 feet will not be enough space.. I mean, unless you want to be like strictly your head and shoulders - In which case it would be so spectacularly clear and lovely, but also sooooooo close up.. yeah..
I have a crappy youtube channel about aquarium fish. Is there a lens that's good for portrait type talking head shots and macro? I need clear, in focus video of small moving fish. Thanks
How much space dip you have in the room where you're doing the talking head shots? I LOVE my 105mm Sigma Macro lens. It can shoot VERY close up and is also a portrait lens. But you'd need quite a bit of space to shoot with that long of a lens on the portrait side. It looks like Sony makes a 35mm Macro lens also. Called SEL30M35
@@NicholasJamesJohnson Thanks for getting back to me.
How about the kit lens? It has no use?
It’s not that the kit lens has no use; but the kit lens will have a lot of limitations. It requires more light, so shooting indoors comes with more compensation. It has a limited aperture size, so in the case where you WANT the background blurred out, the kit lens can do that to a lesser degree, the footage will look more like sitcom footage.
But certainly not everyone wants blurry backgrounds all the time so there is plenty of use for it.
@@NicholasJamesJohnson thanks for the response. Keep up the great content
What about overhead shots? Like for filming art?
what lens will you say i will need to shoot thing like from the sky like fireworks and planes going past etc (recording)
Damn i was finding the exact video !!!
How bout the 35mm ?
What is the appropriate lens if I want to use this camera to shoot a podcast, three cameras.
Youre saying youre using three of this same camera to shoot a podcast? The appropriate lens depends heavily not he space youre shooting in. If you have a large space with a lot of room behind there participants you'd want to shoot with a longer lens for a nicer look - but if its a tiny room and youre right against a wall then you'll have no choice but to choose a shorter lens. What's your space look like?
Very helpful video. Could you please help me sir, I plan to make videos mostly outside, stationary, with slow movement (for moving and talking I have an action camera) occasionally in studio. When outside ideally would be if the camera was close to me(to not be steal by someone LOL) cause I have no cameraman yet. I also plan to make short movies, filming ambience etc. Is Sigma 30mm good option or is there something better for my uses. Thanks in advance.
PLEASE HELP!!! I used a tt artisans prime lens on the sony zv-E10, and now when I switch back to kit lens, it wont work! It wont zoom, it wont autofocus and I cant even change the focus mode cos its just STUCK at manual focus!!! Any solutions???
this was extremely helpful! And I can't believe how timely. I've been researching cameras and lenses non-stop since yesterday. I'm a total beginner. I had settled on getting the Sony ZV E10, but couldn't decide which lens and then I saw your video! I'm thinking about either the first one you showed or the last one. I saw your other video about which lenses to use for talking head videos. (which was also SO EXTREMELY helpful!! It was exactly the type of video I'd been wanting to see).
I'm trying to relate the information I learned in both these videos and my other research. The 16mm f1.4 lens that you showed - would that be akin to 24mm after the 1.5 crop in the Sony ZV E10? And so it would be similar to Peter McKinnon's field of view? And the 10-18mm f4 lens that you showed - would that be the most similar to Casey Neistat's videos' field of view? I like that really personal, inviting the viewer into your space - type of feel in my videos, so I've been trying to hone in on lenses that do that.
Thank you so much for all your information. it's been so informative! I've absolutely subscribed! :)
Yep! Both of those assumptions are correct about the field of view of the 16mm and 10-18mm. Sigma JUST announced their own 10-18mm at 2.8 (better) for less money (also better) for Sony cameras. You can find it on B&H website if you go that route!
And thank you so much for the compliments!! I love making these, and it’s great to see positive feedback from people in the search for their look!
@@NicholasJamesJohnson thank you so much for confirming that! I truly appreciate that! And thanks for the tip about the Sigma lens. That's fantastic!! Heading over to check it out right now. I've been bingeing your videos now - they're just so helpful! :)
Do you have any recommendations for a macro lens? Like for showcasing arts and craft tutorials, or making mini clay figures? Thank you! :)
Hmmm, it really depends on the particular project.. For REALLY small stuff - I would say get your hands on a Sigma 105mm 2.8 Macro. I really really like that lens for macro stuff; I helped shoot an artists work where she makes these little sculptures out of money that are meant to look like drugs and they're super small but I wanted to be able to shoot them totally full screen and that was perfect for it.. But if youre talking about arts and crafts that are bigger, like kitchen table top something or other - then you might be better off with a 70-200 2.8, since those can be stood back further but zoomed in further. The closer up you get in Macro, the thinner the plane of focus and the less things will be in focus at once. But it looks so good! I should really make a whole macro video, now that I think of it.
@@NicholasJamesJohnson Wow, you are amazing, thank you for the thoughtful informative response. YES, make a whole macro video!! :D
Is the kit lens any good for in-studio talking head videos in a small space?
@@michaelshurkin613 a kit lens will work just fine; basically the difference will be in the depth of field (how blurry you can get your background) and how much light you need for a low enough ISO setting to get a super clean looking picture.
Where's the link for the lens cup.. I need that! fantastic video as always...
Ha! Thanks for making it to the end of the video!! That thing was a gift but let me take a look around, I’ll link it for sure
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@@NicholasJamesJohnson you're the man! thanks! you're the next potato jet.. Your content is outstanding! I know you have another channel but when the algorithm picks this channel up, forget about it!! 🔝 Appreciate the link ordering ASAP!
what lights are you using to get the pink and blue in your warehouse?
Im using these really cheap amazon lights that work SURPRISINGLY well - here's a link amzn.to/3R9i4HD
what recommendation would you have for doing over head filming? I mainly do scale model work and airbrushing. filming the air booth scenes is always hard to keep focus plus dealing with keeping the airbrush coming in frame and taking the focus off painting the object and I try to have as much light as I can because it's a even smaller area to work in. great video again.
If the thing your airbrushing doesn’t move up or down, just side to side, I would set the focus from above and then switch your camera into manual mode so the focus doesn’t change from there.
Otherwise shoot at like f5 or f8 and crank the iso up to compensate.
That 10-20mm zoom would be a good lens choice so you can get nice and wide, but that all depends on how high up you have your camera mounted for the top down.
@@NicholasJamesJohnson Yea The only lens I was using is the kit lens that came with the 10. I bought from a brother the Sony 55-210/ f4.5-f6.3 it works really well I have it on a tripod about 4 to 5 feet extended out over me. I'm just still having trouble compensating for iso when using monitor plus + app. and it some times come off weird in davinci resolve but thanks again for your help.
@@NicholasJamesJohnson What gimbal was that in the video
@@officialyashvirgaming That is the DJI RS3 Mini.. great gimbal!
What about people who film crafts?
Which lens will you recommend for a street interview shot?
The sigma 24-70 f/2.8. No doubt.
Wow thank you for this. I don't understand camera lingo so the examples you gave helped out a ton! All I know is that I have a very tight space with a green screen. So, I am confined to the green screen so that the edges of it don't show, but I still wanted to film from my breasts up because they are big, and I wanted to show them off! I wasn't sure what lense to use but this helped me out a ton!
Hi I do sit down videos and outdoor walking vlogs .. which lens is the absolute best for me
I use a Sony zve10
Hey Nicholas, the 11mm 1.8 or the 16mm for small rooms , when i want nice bokeh and show a little from the room background?
It depends on what you’re doing in the video, but I would go with the 16mm. 11mm is so wide that it can distort your face IF you’re shooting where your head and upper body fill up most of the frame.
But if you’re back a ways and demonstrating something where you need to see like a whole wall in the room, that 11mm would be the better choice.
recommemd lens for sports videography?? ty
I would have to recommend the 70-200mm f/2.8 from Sony. It’s got stabilization and incredible optical quality. But without knowing your budget it could easily be way too much lens!:)
What lens do you think would be good for music videos
Sony 24mm f/1.8 for prime and for zoom is Sigma 18-50mm F2.8
How does the zv-10 do for photographs? I been doing mostly videos but im getting more into photography, im wondering if this camera can do both equally good?
The quality of the photographs you can get through the ZvE10 can be flawless. It has no inbody stabilization so you’d be best off with a stabilized lens, but even without one, the photos from that camera are extremely good!
I was told 11mm is best for fitness videos. Would you agree or do you stand by 24 or 30?
Well it depends a lot on the space you’re in. 11mm is SUPER wide, so if you have a really small space you’d need something like that. But if you are able to set your camera up maybe 10 feet or so away from you, a 24mm will end up looking a lot better.
Basically they produce a really different look. Those super wides will do a fisheye effect like an old skate video. WHICH can look awesome under certain circumstances! There is a pretty nice 10-20mm zoom that would give you options with a single lens.
GREAT VIDEO BROTHER! IM A REACTION CHANNEL . WHAT LENSE ARE YOU USING AT THE BEGINNING, I HAVE THE E10 , BUT I WANT THIS SUPER CLEAR LOOK THAT YOU HAVE !! PLEASE TELL ME WHAT LENSE YOUR USING TO GET THIS CLEAR LOOK!!!!
That’s the Sony 85mm f/1.8.. Everything looks so nice through that thing. But you need kind of a lot of room
If I get a 10-18mm then I do not need 16mm prime I guess?
SORT OF yes. But the 10-18mm can only go down to f/4 and the 16mm can shoot at f/1.4 which will improve shooting indoors remarkably.
Can you put a a7siii lens on the ZV E10?
Yes you can! All full frame Sony lenses (a7siii lenses) are completely interchangeable with all APSC Sony cameras (ZVE10)
Hi there, which lens would you recommend for gym video. I would like to have a blurred backround(people in the background) and can’t decide which one would be the best
It’s tough because I’ll bet you want to show your whole body, and when you’re that wide, you won’t be able to blur the background so much that people back there are unidentifiable. Notice when I’m holding that heavy bag you can still see most of the stuff behind me.
But for ease of shooting you’ll want something like the 16mm so that you don’t have to have the camera 8 feet away from you.
35 or 50mm would look a bit better but the camera will have to be really far back to get your whole body.
For the super blurry background you’ll need to have a closeup, so if you’re just showing one part of your body that you’re working or just your face talking, that’s where you’ll get the real nice looking blurry background with a 50mm or 85mm.
It’s a tough choice…
It is okay if people are visible, I just don’t want their faces to be very clear because of the GDPR thing. Then I can just explain to people that they are blurred in the background. I’ve been researching lenses for the past 2-3 months and still feel unsure haha😅 I will probably get something like 16 mm then and try it out
Thank you for your reply though, I appreciate it!
I think that everyone is forgetting about the tamron 11-20
Bro plz help me out I really need a good lence for my zv-10 like good lence for recording public,street guiding also for far distance bro 🙏 which lence is suitable for me bro plz reply to my massage.
For multiple uses like that, nothing beats the 24-70 f/2.8 from sigma. Cheaper than the Sony one but just as good!
Do you have a link to the 85mm?
Yes absolutely, amzn.to/3U6ZH8P
@@NicholasJamesJohnson 🙏🏻🙏🏻 really enjoyed your video. Are you a teacher?
What lens does youtube channel Soft White Underbelly use? Thanks.
Wow they shoot from a really low angle! It’s actually a bit harder to estimate based on how they have that room set up. But I think they’re shooting at 24 or 30mm. Oddly, for an interview only shot, they’re keeping the aperture more closed down, looking like f5 or higher.
@@NicholasJamesJohnson Can I duplicate this shot with the Sony 50 or 85 you mentioned in your video?
@@Nahhmah You could duplicate it with the 50mm - you just might have to have the camera back about 10-12 feet from who you're filming. As long as you've got a bit of space it will look great!
@@NicholasJamesJohnson Thank you, love your content
To me sigma 30 f1.4 or sigma 18-50 f2.8 . 16 is good cause you can crop but less bokeh than 30 mil . 💋
Yeah, I would only use the 16mm if I had to shoot in a really small space. It IS also f/1.4 - so if you're closer to the camera than I was here, you can actually get some bokeh, but it's not my style either.
What about if filming a church service and the camera is about 70 feet in the back and want a good face image?
Whoa, that is a special case; you’ll need a tripod and a sigma 150-600mm
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