Hi, I don't have accurate measurements, however, by recording in the same
quiet situation I got 10dB more noise and 10dB less signal (20dB less SNR)
with the H2N than with a Sonosax MR82 connected to Audiotechnica 4022
microphones. I also had brick walling problems with loud sounds.
I understand I compared it with a very high quality setup. In any case I
was disappointed.
Gianni
2013/6/2 rterry_uk <>
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> Hi All,
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> I am wondering if anyone has used the Zoom H2n for ambient nature
> recording?
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> I film wildlife (hobby only) and have the option to be able to post edit
> in Dolby 5.1 surround using Vegas Pro. All I have done so far has been in
> stereo with the camera on-board microphones or Audio Technica mic's plugg=
ed
> in. For picking out a particular sound I use the M66/K6 and for in field
> narration (not post) I use a Sony radio mic TX/RX pack.
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> Given that the H2n can record 4 channels to give 360=B0 surround which I
> could tweak in post I wondered if it may be of use for just the ambient
> surround in my films. Given the size I could also carry this with me most
> times to get these ambient soundscapes so that I can build a library to u=
se
> at a later date in films.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Ron
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