Sony ZV-1 II + GP-VPT2BT Grip support - Coolblue

The Sony ZV-1 II + GP-VPT2BT Grip is a useful set for adventurous vloggers. The included grip stabilizes the camera, so you record smooth footage without vibrations. Connect the grip to your camera wirelessly. You can start a recording with the buttons on the handle, among other things. The Sony ZV-1 II has a large 1-inch image sensor. With this, you can record clear videos in low light situations like dusk. With the built-in 18-50mm zoom lens, you can capture both wide landscapes and small details. When you record a vlog during your city trip, you can zoom in on the sights this way. In the cinematic vlog setting, you can choose from various color profiles. The Gold profile gives your footage a warm glow, for example. Useful functions The Sony ZV-1 II has various functions that make vlogging easier, such as the bokeh switch. With this, you can make the background of your recording blurry at the press of a button. This way, you can create soft portrait images. Thanks to the built-in tri-capsule microphone, you don't need an external microphone. You can choose which side of the camera records the sound yourself. If you're in front of the camera, choose the front. This way, the camera captures less ambient noise. You can also use the Sony ZV-1 II for streams on YouTube or TikTok. You can stream your footage to social media without extra software.

Manual Sony ZV-1 II (1.92 MB)

Manual Sony GP-VPT2BT (1.06 MB)

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