I have been using Zoom H5 since a long time now. I have had no issues with it except when someone other than me is recording, be it singing or speaking, at times, they would simply not adhere to the audio levels set on the device. That would always result in peaking or clipping which would create distortion resulting in an unpleasant sound. Then I started hearing about 32 bit recording.
Later, Zoom came out with a portable 32 bit recorder called Zoom F3. This is a handy recorder , which can record two channels simultaneously. Not only that it also records from a mixer with the same characteristic, which was a pleasant surprise for me. Because when I record directly from the mixers, usually a play or a programme with multiple actors/ speakers with different volumes, it invariably results in clipping. Now, I dont have to worry about the same with F3 as the recorder. Just wish there were more channels than just two.
Still, it is a welcome move by zoom to get the size so small and hopefully we will see the same technology baked inside devices like camera. For instance, my Fujifulm XH2s when it records audio, I have to always be careful of the levels. Imagine, the camera having that tech. In such a case, I would have simply attached a mic to 3.5mm mic jack and not worry about the levels.
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