Zoom F2 sound made easy. 32 bit float. The raw file of sound!

Here is a great article on 32 bit float recorders.
acousticnature.com/journal/be...
This one was in backorder for 2 month. All my other stuff is not brand new releases but more good value. this device is both. it makes all your older cameras shine again, at under 200 $. And it's so easy to handle sound now as a sound noob.
All video shot with a canon m100 and a kit lens. It's uploaded in 4k to get the best out of youtube's algorithm, even though the camera only shoots HD 1080p. It's just exported from the editing program in 4k.

[@Mike-qw6wt]

Hi good review, can you tell me if it’s possible to use a stereo microphone with the zoom f2?

[@MadsGOlsen]

Hi mike it's has a stereo 3.5 input. But it depends a bit on what your asking.
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Ххх • 10 months ago
Can it record stereo from outer mixer?
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Mike Ххх • 5 months ago
No unfortunately. I've been researching this. Its mic level only. The work around is to use an attenuator.
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Ххх Mike • 5 months ago
Thank you. Well, maybe next time
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here is a discussion on the topic. it elaborates a bit.

[@MadsGOlsen]

The F2 can accommodate mic or line-level signals via its locking 3.5mm stereo mini-jack input.

[@MadsGOlsen]

Hope it helps and feel free to leave other questions here. On other topics to. If you leave great questions i will make videos about the solution :)

[@Mike-qw6wt]

@@MadsGOlsen Thanks for the reply, very much appreciated. Have you actually fitted a stereo microphone to the F2? Does it record in both 44.1kHz & 48 kHz modes, capturing both left & right channels? Thanks again for your assistance with my query

[@MadsGOlsen]

@@Mike-qw6wt it's not a true stereo recorder