What two cameras do you want to see compared to each other next? -Becca

A Sony sensor vs another Sony sensor 😆

Biggest issue I have with phone camera is that what you see is not what you get.

The point on computational photography is so true. The FIRST thing I noticed when playing with my x100vi is “wow the iPhone does a lot of heavy lifting”. And it’s great! So often you want to get a nice photo of friends and you get to pay barely any attention to the light levels around you. It sees the faces, lights them correctly, and then gives you an image ready to share. The X100vi on the other hand makes you think about the light, where it’s coming from, how bright it is. It makes it quite fun but it’s a very different experience.

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love reviews like hers, SHORT, AND TO THE POINT! TY

4:06 that I mean whatt!!, caught me offgaurd.😂😂

Sony really needs to make something to compete with the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. The awesome stabilization, small form factor and ease of use blows every other video camera out of the water right now.

it’s thanks to your video on the ZV E1 that I ended up actually buying that camera as my first ever non phone camera, and one year later I’m making a living as a full time videographer with it :) I suppose I just wanted to say thanks for that, a review of yours kind of changed my life.

Can i just say your audio is amazing! A video on the process of recording and kit would be amazing.

I love your reviews. It brings back memories of my photography discovery in the early 2000’s. The enthusiasm, the love for the image, the analog feeling of using a real camera. Thank you!

Becca! That pasta! I clutch my pearls!!! 😂😂😂

What a great video. Love your energy and vibe Becca.

The best camera is the 1 that you have access to most of the time. You can have a camera with all the of the elaborate specifications but if you don't have it with you during special moments then its just a product on display.

Great video. The verge is lucky to have you on the team. Keep it up!

This is my kind of video. Thanks, Becca!

iPhone and smartphones in general have a really fried look. Like manufacturers trying to apply 10 sharpening filters or something

Becca’s videos are always a must watch. Great video!!

Amazing amazing video!!!🤗 For your next video, I would definitely love to see a photography centered comparison between the Vivo X100 Ultra and your choice of camera. I think the focus of the comparison should be the element of speed in respect to quality, and how much of the gap between the two devices have been bridged! Vivo X100 Ultra's new 85mm 200mp lens is quite amazing, so maybe the camera it's being compared to can have an equivalent focal length!

Thanks for reviewing cameras! I'd love to see a review of the Pentax 17 film camera :)

Becca thanks for this video, especially the camera comparison at the end.

Do a comparison video of the $1400 cameras mentioned

Surprised by how much I liked this video. Has been hard to find good comparisons like this where it seems like the person speaking actually knows what they're talking about.

I like your videos! This is the second video I have watched by you. Keep making awesome content. Thank you!

I just want something like the Galaxy K again. Also we had some phones that were modular with clickable accessoires, If only Samsung or a big brand would make a proper camera attachment for smartphones, it would make the camera business really fun again

99.99% of all people starting out creating content only need their phone because 99.98% of them will just quit in the end.

Excellent comparison and evaluation! Good job!

I would like to see a mini series of some sort where you use the cheapest camera from each manufacturer like sony, nikon, canon, etc

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CAN YA'L BRING DIETER BACK FOR A INTERVIEW?! I WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S UP!

Always love your videos Becca. Keep killin it!

Great work as always Becca! I think this further proves the point, that devices / equipment dedicated to doing one thing really well is what a lot of people look for. Smart phones are great, but they are they are also a device with 100's of different distractions built right into them as well.

Really cool comparison. Thats what I needed.

This is the presenters best video yet; direct to the point without being obnoxious! 👍

oh hell yes i was waiting for a video just like this lmao

Thanks for the excellent comparison! 🙌

The people that want any sort of camera and those that want to shoot off their camera are different demographics though. I used to carry my camera EVERYWHERE, but that was because the camera on my phone wasn't good enough. Now with my s23 ultra I haven't felt the need to carry my big clunky camera, and yet another bag.

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I don’t watch every video you make, but every time I watch one of yours I always think “damm you’re really good”! Thank you

Dude, this video is great

I own the 1st gen ZV-E10 and got an iPhone 15 Pro Max a short time after. I pretty much use the iPhone completely for photos and video (only 182 shots on my Sony). I prefer almost all the iPhone shots in your comparison with the exception of the weird artifacts you point out, but I don't run into those situations often. I guess as I get older, I don't feel the need to tweak my photos that much if they can come out of the box 90% pleasing to the eye. And when I do want to make adjustments, it's more convenient to do so on my phone anyways.

I believe we haven't seen the Samsung S24 Ultra vs iPhone 15 Pro Max, would love to see that

Great vid. So informational. As for what I'd like to see, a comparison between the Pentax 17 with any other half frame camera. Diving into analog as of late in my photography journey.

Whether i am capable to buy or not, i love these videos all the same. Keep them coming!

Its blows my mind that no one has created a dedicated camera with smart phone camera tech/processing.

The capabilities of the iPhone camera these days are crazy.

Dedicated cameras are the one, and make photos much more special. An iPhone is great for convenience and light documenting, but my Fuji X100V takes photos that are truly magical with much more detail and depth that help you to relive a moment.

Great job Becca! Fantastic editing too, loved the screen recording of the iPhone camera on the left while the full photograph appeared on the right

I'm a simple person. I see Becca, I click. I watch. I like.

That phone is beating that camera 90% of the time...

I really appreciate your videos, you're great! Keep it up!

I recently got myself an a7iii as my first proper camera. It’s been really fun to use and learn on.

great seeing your vdos. love from IN

great review thanks for sharing!

Thanks Becca & team. Your reviews continue to stand out. Nicely done once again ‼

Aww, i was about to getting ZV E10 this month but i am suprised they already release the 2th generation.. waiting for the review

Loved this video so much! This makes me want to go back to photography and dip my toes into some video too ^__^

You have a professional and balanced take on this. Extremely useful. Thank you.

What I really like about this video is that it doesn't feel artificial or too much scripted, it feels like a natural review.

I loved this video. It was so educational and helped me understand what I'm looking for in my next camera. Thank you!

So much passion in the video. And such honest review. 😊

I really love your reviews! They are the best on this channel.👍 Do you have your own channel???

I would love to see a comparison between this camera, Fujifilm XS20 and Panasonic S9. The so called "vlogging" cameras of each company.

Thanks Becca, we all love your videos!!

Can you please compare the iphone 15 pro vs the galaxy s24 ultra

Very interesting with great comparison footage. Thanks!

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I appreciate that recommendation to rent it before you buy it. The image stabilization could or could not be an issue. I’ll have to try it to find out.

This is so helpful, thank you!

the look of your videos is amazingly clean🤩

The Sony may have a 9 times larger sensor (that's about 3 and 1/3 stops), but that kit lens is so slow that it kinda negates that sensor size advantage - from F1.4 to F4 you lose 3 stops. I think it would be worth making a comparison using the Sony 15mm F1.4 or the 11mm F1.8.

A very well rounded take. I was in this situation a couple months ago, considering the new phone vs dedicated camera situation for my mother. I needed something portable with great photo and video quality and especially with good image stabilization in case of shooting outdoors. I ended up buying the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo and I have been very satisfied, or rather positively surprised at how good my purchase turned out to be. It's a tiny cam with a built in mechanical gimbal. Thus it gives you crazy good stabilization without cropping into your original video, which is a big win over the phones. The pocket 3 handles light extremely well as well, always making sure that your videos even in a badly lit room look good. The pictures always turn out great. It has a great feature where you can just place it in one place and lock yourself as the subject by double tapping your face and the camera will follow you around while keeping you centered. It can also be used as a webcam and uses a type c cable for connecting. You can also just leave it on a desk and then control it from far away from your phone with the DJI Mimo app. I bought the whole thing for 619 GBP, reason being the additional accessories in the combo are a really great value proposition. It has a mini tripod, additional battery handle, wireless transmitter mic, etc. I know this sounds a bit too good to be true but I believe some of the issues mentioned in this video (like stabilization) are tackled in a unique way and it would be great to see the comparison here. I'm not sure if the people that are looking for this kind of stuff are even aware of it's existence.

Fantastic video!

That was a very enjoyable video. Thanks Becca.

I watched the thumbnail preview to make sure that this was going to be a Becca video before watching because I love her positive vibe. Always fun to get her take on this stuff.

What camera and lens are you using when you're talking directly to the camera?

Great review, Becca! Very helpful.

The pasta really caught me lol

Thanks for this comparison

Got the first ZVE-10 and love it. Definitely recommend. It can shoot like a higher end camera with a new lens.

I think giving examples with an upgraded lens would have been good, just to show off how much background blur and low light performance the camera is actually capable

Well done video. Thank you

This camera reminds me of my Pentax k-01. I'm such a sucker for these brick shaped mirrorless aps-c cameras they're so charming looking and fun for casual use

The perfect video idea, done by the right people. Thank you, Becca and The Verge!

Imagine hardware of these handheld cameras with the software of these phones, like a Pixel Camera. That would be just amazing.

Excellent review

Would be interesting to see a camera with computational photography

I think the iPhone's photos and videos are so good that its deficits are invisible to all but the most observant viewers, especially if the content is good, so as to not draw attention to them. For something that's always in your pocket, it really is an incredible tool, and one that I don't hesitate to incorporate into my workflow.

Love your energy. Any tips on improving on-screen presence?

Very sensible and interesting content.

As usual, a great rap. Thanks Becca. 🎉🎉🎉

As a photographer who bought an iPhone as a camera substitute, I personally think that addition of a separate camera hardware is necessary to help spare your phone from the ridiculous heat a long photo and/or video session produces. So, if you are going to produce videos and/or vlogs on a semi-regular basis or higher, investing on a separate camera like this Sony is a fantastic idea!

Great video and great advice! It's amazing that in a world with rapid inflation, entry and midrange camera bodies keep getting better for around the same cost. About 8 years ago I got a Lumix G85, which blew my mind for $900, and a few years later the BMPCC 4K blew my mind again for around $1200. Not sure if there's quite been a leap as big as that, but the this and the FX30 are promising steps forward, no doubt. To any filmmakers/videographers hyper-fixated on "full frame", up until recent years, the Super 35mm was the standard, which is roughly equivalent to APS-C. The term "cropped" is misleading because it's only cropped relative to 35mm.

Actually very helpful at least for me that is torn between high-spec‘d phones or simple hand held cameras.

I always love how you present products.

This was very fun to watch, thank you! I also love the feeling of a view-finder and I'm very happy that people are still gearing towards dedicated cameras. Smartphones are quick, but cameras are fun. In other news, what mic setup did you use to record this?

This video is what I just needed to understand the difference. Do not let go of Becca

i use a zve10 and iphone 15 base for my second angle for my videos. they have different strengths and compliment each other well.

Becca is always on point! best reviewer on Verge by far

Still waiting for computational photography on a dedicated camera. We have great results on tiny phone sensors with it, imagine it on an APS-C or full frame camera