Rolling shutter

But the fact that it's got two USB-C ports really opens up opportunities to keep this powered while using it for other tasks.

Another reason why I went for this camera is that the rolling shutter performance is actually quite respectable.

It comes in at 15.1 milliseconds, which is slower than the ZV-E1, which was 9.3.

So that's still I think the best when it comes to low rolling shutter, unless you get a camera with a global shutter.

But in terms of the standard type sensors, this is still right in line with a lot of the better performing cameras on the market.

Now the FX30 has a 15.6 millisecond readout.

So it's slightly faster than the smaller APS-C sensor on this camera, which is pretty impressive.

Now comparing it up against the S5 II, it comes in at 21 milliseconds.