Sony’s new ZV-1 II vlogging camera has a wider lens and faster sensor The pint-size point-and-shoot packs a fast 18mm wide-angle zoom lens, touch controls, a new mic setup, and USB-C.

What is the ZV-1 II Like the original ZV-1, the ZV-1 II is a camera built for vlogging. While it certainly can take stills, the main focus of the camera is video and vlogging use. At $898.00, it’s ...

While you can use a Gorillapod or other portable mini tripod, Sony offers the ZV-1 in a kit with a shooting grip (along with a 64GB SD card). That gives you controls for things like zooming and ...

In addition to the ZV-1 Digital Camera itself, Sony has also announced a dedicated Vlogger Accessory Kit, which includes the GP-VPT2BT Wireless Shooting Grip and a 64GB SDXC memory card to get you ...

Sony even added the Cinematic Vlog setting that we first saw with the ZV-E1 that gives all your footage a professional look by dropping it to 24 fps and a 2.35:1 aspect ratio.

Sony has announced the ZV-1 a digital camera designed for vloggers, and video creators, with 4K video, tilting screen, and included microphone sheild.

At least here’s the silver lining: retailing for around $750, the Sony ZV-1 is considered cheap in the digital camera space. The latest edition of the RX100, for example, sells for $1,200.

In our Sony ZV-1 review we praised its combination of class-leading autofocus, a bright 24-70mm f/1.8-2.8 lens, and design touches like the side-flipping screen and 3.5mm microphone port.

Vlogging is one of the most popular uses for video cameras today. Sony has just announced a new camera designed specifically for the purpose. The new Sony ZV-1 is designed primarily for solo shooters ...

Sony has today announced a new camera, unlike any it’s made before: it’s designed for vloggers. The Vlog Camera ZV-1 is designed to suite the needs of vloggers from the ground up.

But this camera is easier to use and does most vlogging jobs better than both of those cameras. If you're starting out or just want to keep things simple, I'd highly recommend Sony's ZV-1.