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Even I was amazed by how much better the audio became. The camera still recorded audio for sync purposes, and it was remarkable how much more "present" the aud
by teuobk 14y ago
Even I was amazed by how much better the audio became. The camera still recorded audio for sync purposes, and it was remarkable how much more "present" the audio from the Zoom H4n was versus the camera audio. I highly recommend getting some sort of dedicated audio solution for anybody doing online video. Something like the Zoom H1 can be had for less than $100, and it will make a world of difference.
- rdl 14y agoI really like the Blue Snowball ($50-80) USB microphones for a lot of purposes. Not as portable as an H1, but really convenient. (I love my H4ns, though -- I use them for everything. For conferences I usually have cameras with shotguns on L, board audio on R, and a zoom doing the same thing near the board. I still use a Sony HDV with 3 big chips and uncompressed HDMI out to an Atomos Ninja, though, and HDV tapes for backup. Picking the best audio track and getting it all in sync is a pain, though.)