A camera brand/system’s most affordable camera can often be underestimated, but it serves a bigger purpose to an entry-level user that can highly impact their growth in the craft. This second iteration of Sony’s ZV-E10 definitely brings more to the table than most realize.
What makes an entry-level camera? Is it just the fact that the price is the lowest within a specific brand lineup? Does it have to be one that is easiest for beginners to use? Or should its capabilities be able to open doors for the user?
What makes a camera good for beginners (in my opinion) is not just about it being relatively affordable for new users. It’s also not just about being ultimately easy for beginners to use. With camera and lens systems growing exponentially across the major brands, it is important that a camera a beginner would spend on can and will be compatible …