Sony has had a bit of a hit lately with its new ZV range of vlogging cameras and announced the newest member today in the form of the ZV-1 II, which is the second-generation model of the three-year-old ZV-1.
On paper, the new model isn’t a huge improvement over its predecessor. The biggest change comes in the form of a wider 18-50mm f1.8-4 lens compared to the 24-70mm f1.8-2.8 lens on the ZV-1. The new lens, however, is not optically stabilized.
Most of the other changes to the ZV-1 II are actually from last year’s ZV-1F. This includes features like the USB-C connector, 3-capsule microphone, and a repositioned tripod mount, as well as the entire user interface and feature set is also borrowed from that camera.
Other than that, the new ZV-1 II is identical to the ZV-1, including the same sensor, processor, display, stabilization, autofocus, battery, photo and video capabilities.
The ZV-1 II costs $900 and will be available in June.
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