Canon Powershot G7 Mark III
Pros; It is a pocket-friendly camera that has decent tilting angle, microphone output. This makes it easier for one to travel anywhere you may want to shoot or record videos or photos. Its waterproof feature makes it easier for one to enjoy taking pictures in rain or while swimming. These key feature has made the camera best for vlogging.
Cons; Apart from its good performance, it has a few flaws such as it does not support 4k video capture and a viewfinder and this may inconvenience they, vlogger. It also does not have a hot shoe or cold shoe and as well as omits external microphone input.
Sony ZV- 1
Pros; It usually on point and produces very efficient videos and images. It provides optical and electrical stabilization methods while shooting. It as well has flip out and a tiltable LCD screen which means you can watch yourself as you film.
Cons; Does not have flash and therefore one my need extra lighting. At times, the camera can feel a bit fragile upon handling. Another minus is that it does not have durable battery life and therefore it can end up disappointing if you do not have any backup. Failure to have lowlight autofocus has made the camera not so reliable. Additionally, it has a single card memory slot which has driven some vloggers away.
Sony A6600
Pros; It best performs in low light due to its APA-C sensor feature and able to capture real eyes and face in comparison to the mirrorless camera and has a sharp focus. As the best camera for vlogging, it monitors your audio easily as you walk and talk.
Cons; it is a pretty nice camera for vlogging, however, it has several shortcomings such as bad rolling shutter producing an ordinary video and inferior 4k ability. It has also issued in handling as it has a rough grip which can cause poor handling. Another minus is that it has a limited battery life which makes it not very dependable.
