CONFIRMED: Next Sony E-mount camera will be named “ZV-E10”

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Image on top shows the current ZV-1 fixed lens camera

I can now share the name of the next Sony APS-C E-mount camera: It’s “Sony ZV-E10”. It’s meant for vloggers and streamers and that’s why it uses the “ZV” nomenclature. More info:

  • 24MP sensor
  • fully articulating screen
  • Sony A5xxx body with no EVF
  • Price around $899 (900 Euro)

Announcement was supposed to be this week but Sony delayed it. P.S.: Journalists have it in their hands for long time now and are waiting for new release date info…

 

 

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