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== Zoom H2n Recorder == | == Zoom H2n Recorder == | ||
[[File:Zoom_H2N.jpg|thumb|right|Zoom H2n, with features labeled]] | [[File:Zoom_H2N.jpg|thumb|right|Zoom H2n, with features labeled]] | ||
The Zoom H2n is a microphone/recorder purchased in Summer 2013. YSTV had previously borrowed a H2n for [[ | The Zoom H2n is a microphone/recorder purchased in Summer 2013. YSTV had previously borrowed a H2n for [[hist:Campus: A Tale of Terrors|Campus: A Tale of Terrors]], which was filmed solely using D-SLR cameras, as external microphones recorded directly to the D-SLRs result in noise. Film review show [[hist:Front Row|Front Row]] is also filmed using D-SLRs, as the [[Sony HVR-HD1000E]]s struggle to record in the low-light conditions of the cinema. Prior to the purchase of the H2n, a Sony HVR had to be brought along solely to record the rifle mic. | ||
The H2n runs on two AA batteries, and records to an SD card. Recordings made to the card can be transferred to the edit PCs either by using an SD card reader, or by connecting a Mini-B type USB cable to the H2n. When using the H2n, be sure to keep an eye on the LCD screen - as this will tell you when the card is full, or when the batteries are flat. It is a good idea to check both of these before shooting. | The H2n runs on two AA batteries, and records to an SD card. Recordings made to the card can be transferred to the edit PCs either by using an SD card reader, or by connecting a Mini-B type USB cable to the H2n. When using the H2n, be sure to keep an eye on the LCD screen - as this will tell you when the card is full, or when the batteries are flat. It is a good idea to check both of these before shooting. | ||