The Sony ZV‑E10 II is a next-generation interchangeable-lens vlog camera designed for content creators, vloggers, and filmmakers who want professional video and photography performance in a compact body. It features a 26-megapixel APS-C Exmor R CMOS sensor that delivers exceptional detail, improved low-light performance, and stunning image quality.

Powered by the advanced BIONZ XR image processor, the camera provides fast performance, accurate autofocus, and smooth video recording. With 4K video recording up to 60p, creators can produce cinematic footage with high dynamic range and impressive color depth.

The camera supports Real-Time Eye Autofocus and subject tracking, ensuring subjects stay sharp and in focus whether you are shooting photos or video. Its Creative Look presets and Cinematic Vlog Setting allow users to easily create unique visual styles directly in-camera.

Designed specifically for vloggers, the ZV-E10 II includes a directional 3-capsule microphone with windscreen, capturing clear audio even in outdoor environments. It also supports vertical video recording, making it ideal for social media platforms like YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels.

With Sony E-mount compatibility, creators can use a wide range of lenses to achieve different creative effects. The included 16-50mm kit lens provides a versatile zoom range suitable for everyday shooting, travel, and vlogging.

Key Features

• 26MP APS-C Exmor R CMOS Sensor for high-resolution images

• BIONZ XR Image Processor for fast performance

• 4K 60p Video Recording with professional quality

• Real-Time Eye AF & Subject Tracking

• Creative Look & Cinematic Vlog Modes

• Directional 3-Capsule Microphone with Windscreen

• Vertical Video Recording Support for social media

• Interchangeable Sony E-Mount Lens System

• Supports XAVC S, XAVC HS, RAW, and JPEG formats

Perfect For

• YouTube creators and vloggers

• Content creators and filmmakers

• Travel and lifestyle videos

• Social media video production

• Professional hybrid photo & video shooting