This is currently the cheapest mirrorless camera on the market that includes a viewfinder. It strips away
fancy features like touch screens and flip-out displays to focus purely on image quality.
It uses the same 24MP sensor found in much more expensive Canon cameras, meaning your photos will look
identical to those from a $1,000 body. Ideally suited for students who strictly want to learn photography.
Even with a successor out, the original ZV-E10 remains the king of value. You get 4K video, a fully
articulating screen, a headphone jack, and microphone input—features usually reserved for $1,000+ cameras.
The autofocus is still miles ahead of competitors in this price bracket. It tracks eyes and faces
reliably, making it the perfect budget hybrid for YouTubers who also take photos.
The G100D is a tiny camera with a big heart. It uses the smaller Micro Four Thirds sensor, which allows
the camera and lenses to be incredibly portable. It has a beautiful, bright electronic
viewfinder—something the Sony ZV-E10 lacks.
It features Nokia OZO audio tracking which focuses audio on whoever is speaking. It's a fantastic, often
overlooked option for travel vlogging on a shoestring budget.
