Sony ZV 1 review - detailed, hands-on, not sponsored (part two)

A detailed hands-on review of the Sony ZV-1 camera with demonstrations and samples. This is part two of two.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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0:00 Intro to part two
0:20 Picture profiles, gamma
1:00 LUTs and colour/exposure correction
1:25 HLG
1:42 Samples with standard, S-Log2 and HLG
3:18 Save setting to Memory
3:54 Slow motion options, demo, samples
5:49 Interval timer, time lapse
6:10 File naming update
6:24 Advanced video features and quirks
7:13 HDMI output and options
8:00 Intelligent auto video
8:19 Stills while recording video
9:10 Single candle demo scene
10:19 Eye-line
10:57 Stills
11:35 Menu and key customization
12:38 Conclusion

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The ZV-1 was on loan from Sony Canada and returned after the review.

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[MikeFyxdt]

Wow, that was a fantastic amount of usable information condensed into an under-15-minute video. This video, along with the first video in the series, provided me with much more insight than an entire month of me playing with my ZV1. Thank you!

[Crugah]

Fab review as always, Maarten. A friend and I have been keeping an eye out on this camera since its announcement, so seeing your review has gone a long way to help us consider what to do next! Always appreciate the detail and thought you put into all your videos. It's clear you spend a lot of time with the hardware and not just smash out the review as rapidly as you can.

[kevinchan]

Again, the best review I have seen for ZV-1. Keep up the excellent work.... and produce more reviews please Will you consider doing more lens reviews? Thanks very much!

[artistjoh]

Both parts are excellent. But the, I have come to expect all of Maarten’s reviews to be some of the best that exist. Cheers to Toronto from Sydney :)

[WilsonFlyer]

Excellent series, as always my friend. Much appreciated.

[TheCountryLifewithColumbusMark]

Part two was also very helpful. Thanks so much.

[okamivolgan]

Thanks Maarten, i can't wait till you review the new Nikon z5 .

[googlefriend]

Great review I record indoors using a tripod I record product's which camera would you recommend for 4K video this or the a6400 thanks

[TruthTeller-]

Oh, do you recommend over exposing for HLG? Had to goto +2 on Slog2 else fell apart in grading. Currently not over-exposing in HLG and looks fine.

[TruthTeller-]

Thanks Maarten. Very helpful, shame Sony couldnt be bothered to do a video like this!

[ScottsReviews]

If you get some time see my reviews on the zv1 vs rx100vii. I love the zv1 but was surprised how well the rx100vii did compared, regarding the mics and skin tones. Thanks and nice work.

[DanielLiwanag]

This should be the Sony ZV-2

- Wider FOV
- Built-in Electronic Variable ND Filter (up to 6-Stops)
- Fully Touch Screen Functionality
- Brighter Screen for outdoors & polarized shades
- Centered bottom 1/4” Thread