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Professionals continue to choose the Sony α7S III in 2025 due to its exceptional low-light performance. A 10-bit 4:2:2 video recording, robust autofocus, and reliable. Heat-resistant design, making it a powerful and versatile tool for various professional shooting conditions. Particularly in demanding, dark environments. Its relatively low cost as a used model further enhances its …

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The Sony ZV-1 is a compact vlogging camera with a fixed lens, flip-out screen, and built-in stabilization, making it ideal for beginners and on-the-go creators. In contrast, the a6400 is a more versatile, interchangeable lens mirrorless camera with a larger APS-C sensor that delivers better image quality, especially in low light, and offers more editing …

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The Sony ZV-1 is generally better for vlogging, featuring a superior real-time autofocus system, a side-articulating flip screen, and a better built-in microphone array. The Canon G7X Mark III excels at photography, offering a more intuitive, full-touchscreen menu system, slightly better image stabilization, and a more versatile lens with a longer optical zoom range. Key …

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The Sony RX100 series (specifically the Mark VII) is a compact camera with a pop-up viewfinder and flash, a longer zoom lens, and more photography-focused controls, making it a versatile option for stills and video. In contrast, the Sony ZV-1 is a vlogging-focused camera with a fully articulated flip-out screen, a faster and brighter lens …

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The Canon G7X III has a flip-up screen, built-in stabilization, and bright f/1.8 lens for low-light shots while the Sony RX100 VII has superior autofocus, a longer zoom (24-200mm), and a pop-up viewfinder for better framing.

The Sony ZV-E10 is a little better than the Canon EOS M50 Mark II. Unlike the Canon camera, the Sony has an unlimited recording time limit. It also has a better battery life and supports USB charging.

The ZV-E10 gives you more flexibility and uses a larger sensor with more dynamic range. It also has better battery life. On the other hand, the ZV-1 II is more portable, if that’s a priority, and offers the convenience of a built-in lens for those who don’t want the expense and complexity of switching out …

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The lens is the biggest difference between the Sony ZV-1 and the Sony ZV-1 II. The ZV-1 uses a 24-70mm equivalent lens with optical stabilization, while the ZV-1 II has a new 18-50mm equivalent lens. The wider focal length on the ZV-1 II is good for vlogging, but its lack of stabilization is disappointing.

While the Sony a7 IV has respectable video output, the a7S III has better capabilities overall. Whether you need to film raw video, 4K slow motion, or ultra-low-light video, the a7S III is definitely the way to go.

Apparently though it’s less to do with the semiconductor shortage, and more down to global supply chain issues which have a number of causes – they’re struggling to both get parts for the cameras shipped where they need to be, and completed units out of Taiwan.