From: Sony Electronics - Wednesday Jul 10, 2024 11:14 pm
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Meet the ultimate vlog camera that makes all your creative visions a reality—explore the ZV-E1 VIEW IN BROWSER
Artisan of Imagery Miguel Quiles provides an overview and highlights 10 key tips about our flagship camera, including video recording options, audio features, Product Showcase, In‑camera Timelapse, and more.
The innovative AI processing unit uses subject form data to accurately recognize movement, providing an improvement of approximately 60% in human eye recognition.
AI‑based subject recognition determines the number of faces in the frame and automatically adjusts focus and aperture for selfies or group portraits. It can continuously adjust aperture for the depth of field required to keep all faces (or a single face) in focus while minimizing depth of field if all faces are at the same distance.
Using AI‑based subject recognition technology, frames are automatically cropped to keep the subject in a prominent position when shooting movies. The camera is stationary, but framing is continually adjusted so that recordings look as if the subject was being followed by an experienced operator.
1Sony was the #1 selling full frame mirrorless camera brand in the U.S. in 2022 based on sales revenue and unit sales. Source: Circana/Retail Tracking Service, U.S., Detachable Lens Camera, Mirrorless Detachable Lens, Sensor Size: Full Frame, Annual 2022.
2Based on NPD Group/Retail Tracking Service reporting of U.S. Sony’s e-mount lens (sold as units and bundles) compared to competitor mirrorless mount lenses under Lenses Filters Adapters and Caps, Imaging Accessory Type: Prime Lens and Zoom Lens, Lens Mount Type and Detachable Lens Cameras sales in units and dollars Jan - Dec 2021.
**Based on Sony research–April 2020 to March 2021.
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