Sony ZV E10 vs Canon M50 Mark II Comparison. Fight of two APS-C sensor mirrorless cameras.

In this evaluation, we’ll be contrasting Sony’s ZV-E10 with Canon’s M50 Mark II, both of which belong to the Entry-Level Mirrorless camera category. The ZV-E10 made its debut in the market in July 2021, while the M50 Mark II was introduced in October 2020.

Sony ZV-E10 Key Specs

• Announcement Date: 2021-07-30
• 24MP – APS-C CMOS Sensor
• ISO 100 – 32000 ( expands to 51200)
• Sony E Mount
• 3.00″ Fully Articulated Screen
• 11.0fps continuous shooting
• 4K (UHD) – 3840 x 1920 video resolution
• 120fps High-Speed Video
• Built-in Wireless
• 343g. 115 x 64 x 45 mm

Canon M50 II Key Specs

• Announcement Date: 2020-10-14
• 24MP – APS-C CMOS Sensor
• ISO 100 – 25600 ( expands to 100-51200)
• Canon EF-M Mount
• 3.00″ Fully Articulated Screen
• 2360k dot Electronic viewfinder
• 10.0fps continuous shooting
• 4K (UHD) – 3840 x 2160 video resolution
• Built-in Wireless
• 387g. 116 x 88 x 59 mm

Common Strengths of Sony ZV-E10 and Canon EOS M50 Mark II

Wireless Connection	Yes vs Yes	Better connectivity
Bluetooth Connection	Yes vs Yes	Connect to other devices via Bluetooth
Adjustable LCD Screen	Fully ArticulatedvsFully Articulated	Flexible shooting positions
External Flash Shoe	Yes vs Yes	Better for flash photography
Touch Screen	Yes vs Yes	Easy control of camera functions
RAW Support	Yes vs Yes	Better image quality
Face Detection Focus	Yes vs Yes	very handy for portraits
Max Resolution	24 MP vs 24 MP	Bigger prints and more details
LCD Screen Resolution	920k dotsvs1.040k dots	High resolution screens
Max Continuous Shooting	11.0fps vs 10.0fps	Fast shooting speeds
Microphone Port	Yes vs Yes	High quality audio recording option
Timelapse Recording	Yes vs Yes	creative shooting
AE Bracketing	Yes vs Yes	Useful for tough lighting conditions and HDR
Selfie/Vlogger Friendly LCD	Yes vs Yes	Rotate LCD for taking Selfies
NFC Connection	Yes vs Yes	Easy wireless connectivity with compatible devices
Smartphone Remote	Yes vs Yes	Remote control your camera with a smartphone
Video Bit rates	100mbps vs 120mbps	High Video quality
Digital video stabilization	Yes vs Yes	Stabilizes your videos in-camera
UHS Card Support	UHS-I vs UHS-I	Read/Write in High Speeds
Webcam Function	Yes vs Yes	Use your camera as a Webcam
Eye Tracking Focus	Yes vs Yes	Autofocus system locks on the eye and tracks the subject

Better side of  Sony ZV-E10 over Canon EOS M50 Mark II

Gyroscopic Stabilization	Yes vs No	Stabilize video in post process
Product Showcase Mode	Yes vs No	Makes it easy to shoot product reviews
Video Record Limit	Unlimited vs Limited	Record clips longer than 30 minutes
Max ISO	32.000 vs 25.600	25% higher Max ISO
Number of Focus Points	425 vs 143	282 more focus points
Continuous Shooting	11.0fps vs 10.0fps	1 fps faster
Battery Life	440 shots vs 305 shots	135 more frames with a single charge
Weight	343 g vs 387 g	44 g lighter
Headphone Port	Yes vs No	better video control
Sensor Pixel Area	15.28µm2 vs 13.84µm2	10% larger pixel area
AE Bracketing Range	±5 EV vs ±2 EV	Wide Bracketing range is useful for HDR
Animal Eye AF Tracking	Yes vs No	Easily lock and track focus on animals

Better side of  Canon EOS M50 Mark II over Sony ZV-E10

Built-in Flash	YesvsNo	Useful in low-light
Viewfinder	Electronic vs None	Better framing and control
LCD Resolution	1.040k dots vs 920k dots	13% higher resolution screen
Max Video Bit rate	120mbps vs 100mbps	Higher bit rate for better video quality