Camera Low Light Dslr 2018 Vlogging

I needed a quality camera that was light. I'm not able to drag my DSLR's around all the time. This is an acceptable choice. Low light is a little noisy, but for most of my work it does very well.

In the pursuit of the perfect camera for Vlogging, I ve bought action, pocket , DSLR , Mirrorless APS-C cameras. However, all have something that is not to my liking. This Sony ZV-1 is not so different. But a few issue such as battery life and not so wide angel lens, I have bought extra batteries and an extension for the grip to fix the issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great vlogging kit for all your basic needs. The kit includes a microphone, mini tripod with phone holder, an LED light, a windscreen, travel case, and cables to connect to your phone or DSLR. I’ve tried the equipment out on both my DSLR camera and my Google Pixel phone, and it really works great. Just plug and play, it’s that simple. This kit helps give me better videos than I would with just my camera/phone by itself. Good lighting and sound. I highly recommend this kit for anyone doing a lot of novice vlogging and video recording.

I used this on an outdoor job where I needed a good exposure on my DSLR camera recording video with Low ISO (100-200), low F-stop (2.8-4.0), and 60fps. This does the job nicely.

Low light, portrait

I just got this about 2 days ago and with this camera, being my first actually good camera, i think im going to pursue vlogging! I used this camera for a day just playing around with it and it seems to be really good, there are so many little cool things about this camera and even though I cannot point out the flaws to this camera because I've never really had something this good and high quality, but, I have seen some reviews and I can say that not many people disliked this product, and if they did it was a minimal detail that had to do it with it being similar to the first G7X. I personally love the flip up screen it was a big reason I wanted it/ got it because vlogging can be easier since I get to see what the camera is actually seeing. I also love the grip, it does make holding it so much easier. It has a good weight to it so it's not super heavy or super light, even though it would be good if it was light. My final thoughts, I recommend getting this camera if you can afford the crazy price, because I do believe that in the end, it is worth it.

Small, light and powerful. for vlogging it is perfect. more than enough power.

I purchased this mic for my DSLR for vlogging. Honestly, I've used more expensive gear that didn't sound as good as this guy... Well worth the money.

I recently assembled a YouTube/vlogging set-up based off of Caleb from DSLR Video Shooter's all-on-one-stand video. This rolling Impact stand is at the core of this build. I couldn't be happier with it. The wheels allow the stand to roll like an Ikea shopping cart. It is sturdy enough to handle the weight of all the attached equipment. I would highly advise, regardless of your use for it, that you pick up or utilize sandbags. While the wheels do lock, additional weight at the base aids in preventing any tip-overs while in motion.

Low Light and close up shots