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I got this not only from Sony but also from other manufacturers sources. There seems to be a global shortage and consequent price hike of some components necessary to make cameras. Journalists are having their hands on the Sony ZV-E10 for quite some time now but now have been unofficially told that the announcement should happen in late June (with no date unveiled yet).
Those are the camera specs:
24MP APS-C Sensor
Kit lens will be a Sony 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6
XAVC-S 4k 25p 100mbps
FHD 100p
Standard and Active stabilization
Auto exposure with face priority
Product feature autofocus mode (will lock focus on faces unless there is a product shown closer to the camera)
Button for Bokeh mode (priotitizes lowest aperture)
Dedicated button to swap between S&Q/Photo/Video
USB-c tether direct streaming to pc. (Plug and play)
fully articulating screen
Sony A5xxx body with no EVF
Price around $899 (900 Euro)
This will be Sony’s high end vloggers and streamer camera.
A 500mm lens captures photos that smaller lenses simply don’t. The Tamron 150-500mm f5-6.7 Di III VC VXD has great reach. And while heavy, it’s not too heavy to wield without a tripod, thanks to stabilization. Despite making a big zoom compact, the lens does a good job of managing distortion and aberration. The center is sharp, and the colors are great. The long focal length and close focusing capabilities can still produce some good background separation. But, the corners are soft and, while the center is sharp, at 500mm, you’ll be using higher ISOs. The lens also lacks weather-sealing. And I found the autofocus to be good but not great. (But again, this was partially from the camera body, not the lens itself.) For about $1,400, the Tamron 150-500mm f5-6.7 Di III VC VXD does an impressive job of bringing distant subjects in close. While not perfect, I think wildlife photographers and hobbyist sports photographers will really love this lens — I know I did. I’m giving the lens four out of five stars.
And here two video reviews from Julia Trotti and TheSlantedLens:
It’s a bit tricky on Amazon EU storedto find all Sony cameras and lenses that feature a cashback. Here is how to find the deals:
On this Amazon DE page watch for the products marked with “Amazon.de-Aktionsgutschein”
On this Amazon UK page watch for the products marked with “Save xxx with voucher”
On this Amazon FR page watch for the products marked with “Économisez XXX €”
On this Amazon IT page watch for the products marked with “Ordina e ricevi XXX€ di credito Amazon.it”
On this Amazon ES page watch for the products marked with “Añadir a la cesta”
Tony Northrup reviews several common Sony and Fuji APS-C lenses to determine which is sharper and the better value. We compare the Sony 16-55 f/2.8 GM to the Fujifilm 16-55 f2.8, the Sony and Fujifilm kit lenses to each other, the Sony 55mm f/1.8 to the Fujifilm 56mm f/1.2, and the Sony 70-200 f/2.8GM to the Fujifilm 50-140 f/2.8.