Greetings! My apologies for not responding to everyones comments or reactions. For this video, It was mainly a test to see what instruction would look like. Unfortunately I never used this video and moved on with my career. Here are some thoughts I have had while using the ZOOM camera/audio devices. -Video quality is not nearly as good as an iPhone 13, but the audio quality is superb! -!080 24 is a base starting point for those looking to record longer musical examples. This would be videos for auditions or even a quick test for upcoming performances. -Obviously the more frames per second the cleaner or smoother the video will appear. Also keep in mind file sizes when shooting at higher levels. Each time you alter the settings, battery life and storage capacity also change drastically depending on levels chosen. -The organization I was working at had minimal space for multiple high level devices to record or video. I choose the zoom products because they could serve multiple functions while being within one device. -Is it better to record through a great mic and video camera? Yes! But for the money at the time as well as practicality, the zoom Q2N worked great for us. I am not an expert and will never say that I am. The goal with the video was to be a great starting point with this device. I think over time I would have altered the video some and even the location to better show the changes on the camera screen. My hope is that if this helps anyone a wee bit, then perhaps thats the goal! Thank you again for checking this video out and I wish you the best of luck! JMD
Be extremely careful that the Q2n 4K camera does not tip over when attached to a tri pod, the housing that holds the tripod is not strong. That's exactly what happened to mine, 5 month old camera , now useless. Very disappointed that Zoom would not make this right and cover this under warranty.
Greetings! My apologies for not responding to everyones comments or reactions. For this video, It was mainly a test to see what instruction would look like. Unfortunately I never used this video and moved on with my career.
Here are some thoughts I have had while using the ZOOM camera/audio devices.
-Video quality is not nearly as good as an iPhone 13, but the audio quality is superb!
-!080 24 is a base starting point for those looking to record longer musical examples. This would be videos for auditions or even a quick test for upcoming performances.
-Obviously the more frames per second the cleaner or smoother the video will appear. Also keep in mind file sizes when shooting at higher levels. Each time you alter the settings, battery life and storage capacity also change drastically depending on levels chosen.
-The organization I was working at had minimal space for multiple high level devices to record or video. I choose the zoom products because they could serve multiple functions while being within one device.
-Is it better to record through a great mic and video camera? Yes! But for the money at the time as well as practicality, the zoom Q2N worked great for us.
I am not an expert and will never say that I am. The goal with the video was to be a great starting point with this device. I think over time I would have altered the video some and even the location to better show the changes on the camera screen. My hope is that if this helps anyone a wee bit, then perhaps thats the goal!
Thank you again for checking this video out and I wish you the best of luck!
JMD
Great Video! Very Helpful! Thanks for sharing!
Be extremely careful that the Q2n 4K camera does not tip over when attached to a tri pod, the housing that holds the tripod is not strong. That's exactly what happened to mine, 5 month old camera , now useless. Very disappointed that Zoom would not make this right and cover this under warranty.
Appreciate the info!
Can you show how to review or access different recordings?
Why do u choose 1080 24? Im in a band and trying to figure out whether to use 1080 24 or 1080 30 or 1080 60????
24fps will do better in low light situations
thanks
Great video
Is your SD card around 230 gig? This being to get 5 or 6 hours worth of footage
I honestly do not remember. Perhaps?
Mine are 256 and at 1080 i get 21 hours