A year ago, Sony introduced the ZV-1: a digital camera with video-focused features and a streamlined interface for aspiring YouTube stars to easily churn out professional-looking videos.

Sony promises its rechargeable battery can capture up to 125 minutes of video on a full charge, although mileage will vary depending on how much auto-processing (like autofocus and autoexposure) the camera is handling.

When available closer to the end of August, the Sony Alpha ZV-E10 will sell for $700, which is $100 cheaper than the ZV-1, but keep in mind that’s just for the camera body.

A nice lens will add quite a bit to the price of the camera, but Sony will also be offering the ZV-E10 in a new kit that includes a E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS power zoom lens.