The Sony ZV-1 II camera test has joined our comparison

The Sony ZV-1 II is a good expert compact and an interesting evolution of the first ZV-1 of the name. We appreciate the arrival of USB-C and the wider 18mm wide-angle, more relevant for vlogging, especially with digital stabilization. We are more circumspect in the face of the absence of frame rate greater than 30 fps in 4K, but also in front of the 1-inch sensor blocked at 20 Mpx. The ZV-1 Mark II is nevertheless an excellent compact for vlogging, equipped with a formidable autofocus and many very useful options for video. Creators will know how to make the most of it.

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The Sony ZV-1 video-oriented compact is a success, which doesn’t really surprise us since it’s derived from the excellent RX100 VII. Only the absence of a livestreaming function present in some competitors is felt. For the rest, the photo and video quality is very good and the advanced functions are numerous. Sony does not forget either to make life easier for photographers by integrating judicious shortcuts, an amazing autofocus while making an effort on stabilization.