The zoom rocker around the shutter button can be used to crop in and upscale, using Sony's 'Super resolution zoom.'įirst up is the 'My Image Style' feature that presents onscreen buttons to adjust camera settings. Some options are cancelled by pressing the Menu button: good luck reaching it without dropping the camera, if you're facing it. There's a dedicated (though customizable) button on the top of the camera to switch between shallow and deep depth-of-field. What specifically sets the ZV-E1 aside from Sony's existing cameras are its automated modes (many of which build on the company's subject-recognition systems) that try to make video production more simple, especially for people trying to shoot and present on their own. Sony seems very keen to invoke the term 'AI' whenever possible, with this camera. The camera also has the 'dedicated AI processing chip' that first appeared in the a7R V, to make it more effective at running the machine-learning-derived algorithms that underpin several of its key features. Sony's upscaling can be pretty good, but it's worth recognizing that an approximately 4K sensor leaves limited scope for cropping if you plan to output 4K footage. There are multiple such modes on the ZV-E1. This 3840 pixel wide footage is taken from a 4.2K pixel region, but this means that any mode that crops in to any appreciable degree is actually capturing less than 4K and upscaling. The use of this sensor allows the ZV-E1 to deliver UHD 4K video at up to 60p without having to crop in. These are both high-spec, video-focused cameras, so it's a logical choice to build a pro-grade vlogging camera around. The ZV-E1 includes the same 12MP sensor (probably actually 48MP with quartets of pixels being binned down to 12MP) as the a7S III and FX3. What's new | How it compares | Body and handling | Initial impressions | Sample gallery | Specifications | Press release
It will cost around $2200 body only, and around $2500 with the 28-60mm F4-5.6 zoom. The ZV-E1 will come in black or white and will be available from early April, with pre-sales beginning on March 30th.
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4K/120p and 1080/240 will be added later (a paid upgrade in some regions).10-bit 4:2:2 capture (All-I or LongGOP).12MP full-frame CMOS sensor with no mechanical shutter.It's a camera with the sophisticated selfie mics and face-the-camera approach of the existing ZV models but one that shares many of its internals with the a7S III and FX3. The Sony ZV-E1 is the latest of the company's vlogging-focused cameras, but one that extends the concept to the high-end full-frame realm.
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