Zoom on) are known segment of the video set (and in a number of recent video DSLR for its killer H4n phone recorder that has inputs X / Y stereo condenser microphone, 4 channels of recording, plus two XLR, with additional functionality . The only real disappointment with the H4n is the price of $ 300.
Introduction to the H1. And it's only $ 99!
While H4n a bargain for those who may require professional audio results are described, is a bit 'ofthe reach of most enthusiasts. The $ 99 H1 should cure this dilemma. Although the H1 do not have the bells and whistles of a H4n man, it takes $ 100 for a heck of a journey with the same pair of X / Y microphone, WAV recording up to 16 96kHz/48kHz/44.1kHz - bit or 24-bit, plus 10 hours of recording with a single AA battery.
You do not have XLR inputs, but you can add an external microphone with a 1 / 8 "input. This should perform adequately using a shotgun microphone is on top of your RebelT2i or additional DSLR.
To increase the maximum recording time is sufficient to move from traditional PCM recording in a space-saving MP3. Thanks to USB 2.0 is also a rapid exchange of data with the PC without any problems. In relation to the provision itself is the zoom-H1 still very modest: a single AAA battery is out of the recorder of the phone about 10 hours.
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