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✓ GearShot Verdict
Buy the a6700, skip the full-frame jump for now
IBIS and AI tracking earn their keep here in a way a cheaper body's spec sheet can't match, especially shooting handheld while moving.
"I'd get the a6700 body, put the Sigma 30mm on it instead of the kit zoom, and call it done, that combo will outshoot most full-frame setups people buy and never fully use."
You almost bought the Sony ZV-E10 II, it's genuinely great value and $400 cheaper, but it has no IBIS, and shooting handheld while moving, that stabilization gap would show up in almost every clip.
Your Creator Kit
A body, a lens, and a mic, the three things that actually determine footage quality. Everything past this is refinement, not necessity.
Sony a6700
$1,100
Watch out: At $1,100 body-only, this is a real investment. Pair with a lens before anything else.
Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary
$289
Watch out: No stabilization built into the lens, relies on the body's IBIS.
Rode Wireless GO II
$299
Watch out: Onboard batteries need charging after heavy days, carry a small power bank.
Round out your kit
Wasabi Power NP-FZ100 Replacement Battery
$30
SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC
$23
Lowepro Photo Classic Sling
$70
The Biggest Mistake People Make
Spending the entire budget on the camera body and shooting with the kit zoom for months, then buying the lens they actually needed anyway once the footage still looks flat.