Sony Alpha ZV-E10L 24.2 Mega Pixel Interchangeable-Lens Mirrorless vlog Camera with 16-50 mm Lens, Made for Creators (APS-C Sensor, Advanced Autofocus, Clear Audio, 4K Movie Recording) - Black

First off, the package was good and the camera and the other things were perfectly intact. I got this for 56k for EMI using a bank offer. The delivary came just a day after the order. After taking 2000 photos and about 2 hrs worth of videos, it's overall a great entry level camera. Very compact and has a small size. Easily carriable everywhere. The low light performance is not the best, but it's good enough. Great autofocus and the background blur is great if the background is not so near the subject. Battery performance is excellent, around 350-400 stills can be shot once it's fully charged and for videos, I'd recommend a having a backup battery for it can shoot about only 50 min of footage. Video and photo quality is fantastic, but the kit lens is not enough for macro and tele photos. Also it is not wide enough for vlogging so better to have a vlogging stick or buy a wide enough lens. Also not having an electronic view finder can be a bit hectic in extreme sun light, but it's manageable. The optical stabilization of the lens is pretty good. The touch screen feature is not so versatile, for example you can't zoom in or out the photos in the camera with touch.

I just loved this camera, i watched atleast 50+ reviews and 20+ blogs before buying. Definitely there are other cameras with more features than this in slightly higher price point, but trust me if you are a beginner what ti make content videography /photography this is perfect for you. No need buy other cameras, donot think twice, and as fas as lack of viewfinder is concerned it doesn't matter much, the quality is impeccably good at this price point, you wont get disappointed and yes if you are new you might feel some issue with quality but that is on how you use it and keep the settings, everything can be adjusted to your liking, it can be issue with the higher end camera as well. You need to play with the settings. P.s- donot thing twice buy it

Amazon Let me start with the experience with Amazon. Currently, it is hard to get this camera, and I appreciate Amazon for providing this good camera. At the same time, the availability is highly inconsistent. Sometimes it will be available, then it won't be available, and it comes again. Pricing also varies in the same manner. I bought it for 65k, and after a few days, it dropped to 61k (including a 16-50mm kit lens). So, it is not a great buying experience. The delivery was okayish. It came in a big package, reducing all impacts. The handling of the camera didn't seem that delicate. It was an okayish experience. My requirements Even though it is a vlogging camera, I didn't buy it for vlogging. I wanted a mirrorless camera with an APS-C sensor and great 4k video recording (good autofocus, less crop, good stabilization). Build quality Coming to the camera, it is a good camera for the price you pay. Build quality is good and doesn't feel cheap at all. If you compare it with other premium cameras having weather sealing, it may feel a bit short of quality. It cuts corners in weather sealing, EVF, the shoot mode button, and flash. The lack of EVF can be a deal breaker for many photographers, but we can get used to the display soon. The shoot dial can be assigned to a button to compensate. Flash is rarely used, and it might not be a big deal for most. Flip out screen is a good option for recording videos. Image Quality is good, as it comes with an APS-C sensor. The kit lens is good enough for taking decent-quality photos. But, to get better results (sharper pics, lowlight performance, etc.), it is good to switch to other lenses. Sony's 50mm prime lens (20k) and Sigma 18-50 mm are some great lenses. Video Video quality is another area in which it excels. It shoots 4k without crop if you turn off the video stabilization and stabilize in catalyst browse. The sharpness, color, and autofocus are blended beautifully in this camera. If you go for Canon M50, you won't get good autofocus in 4k. To have that, you must go for M6 II, which costs around 80k! Additional options for connectivity to the phone, earphone port, mic port, USB streaming, customizing, and light form factor are also good additions. The battery is decent, but I would recommend buying one extra. If you want a good APS-C camera with good 4K video shooting, this is the best option you can get for this money. Obviously you have to bear with the cost cutting in EVF, flash, weather sealing, and shoot mode dial.

Quality of the product is good

I used it for entire day, the battery lasted all day. the device is lightweight and easy to carry. the wifi connectivity is a bit laggy. screen brightness is optimal for pretty sunlight situations where you might have to hold your had over the display to view properly, but it is not an issue unless you want a cool virw finder.