vlogging

It's going after Sony's ZV-series with 6.2K video and AI autofocus.

It also introduces 'Cinematic Vlog' settings and S-Log 3 for improved image quality.

There’s a wide selection for all levels of content makers.

It borrows vlogging features like 'Product Showcase' from its Alpha camera series.

It comes with 5-axis stabilization, extreme low-light sensitivity and AI-based auto-framing.

At $500, it's designed as a smartphone step-up for content creators.

It has a 20.9-megapixel APS-C sensor, flip-out display, 4K 30p video and costs $710.

The Seiren Bluetooth promises better audio away from your computer.

It's brighter than its Logitech rival, but you'll pay accordingly.

It retains the older model's mediocre autofocus, though.

It borrows features like "product showcase" and bokeh mode from the ZV-1 compact.

Also, we spend some time with Rode's new vlogger kit and a "magic radio."

It could work with the company's RF lenses.

It comes with improved eye AF, vertical video and a dedicated LCD record button.

It would also support 5K video in the future.

For beginners, it's also incredibly forgiving.

For $749 with a kit lens, you get 4K, a flip-out screen and in-body stabilizaton.

Based on the RX100 Mark V, it starts at $750.

The "ZV-1" could also offer a grip, directional mic and 24-70mm lens.

Just don't expect stabilization.