Zoom’s H4essential records 32-bit float audio for $200, which is a hundred dollars less than I paid for my H4n back in 2009. Here is how it actually holds up at a wedding.
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Zoom stripped almost everything off this recorder and left 32-bit float. Here’s why that’s brilliant, and who it isn’t for.
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A video editor’s review of a 34 inch ultrawide, including why flat beats curved for editing, what 21:9 does to your 16:9 footage, and the two monitor setup I landed on.
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After ten years on a Zoom H4n, here’s the recorder that finally replaced it, what 32-bit float actually does for you, and why the price is the real story.
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A tiny shotgun mic with no battery and no cable that switches between three polar patterns from a dial on the back. Here’s what it does well and where it falls down.
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The Zoom F2 and F2-BT record 32 bit float audio, which means you should never have to think about levels again. Here is the battery testing, the cost cutting, the genuinely strange way you have to format the card, and who should actually buy one.
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