Does this tripod compatible with the Zoom H4n audio recorder? Thanks
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i have no idea whats a zoom H4n audio recorder. but if it has the normal camera tripod mount it should work just fine with this ultrapod
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Hello Brian, The threads for the tripod mount are standardized across all devices unless specifically stated by the manufacturer. The tripod should fit perfectly. If not, you may always arrange to return it to the seller. If you have any questions about the return policy, please read the return policies for more details.
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Hello Brian,The threads for the tripod mount are standardized across all devices unless specifically stated by the manufacturer. The tripod should fit perfectly. If not, you may always arrange to return it to the seller. If you have any questions about the return policy, please read the return policies for more details.
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It should work with any tripod as I have used it on my other tripod without any problems.
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your camera's mount point should work with this tripod. you will need a coin or something to tighten up the quick release that attaches to the pod. hope this helps
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No not always this cable is the perfect mating cable for Zoom H4N recorders when connecting to Canon D5 MkII but also works great for other similar mic preamps and DSLR cameras that require 25db of attenuation.
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I think it would work just fine. I use mine with the Zoom H4N when shooting on-location, which is very similar.
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to get a perspective i have in mine a canon vixia HF m500(with the battery in it fitting long ways) on top of that a zoom h2n voice recorder.it is a snug but not tight fit !the camera charger in front pocket fits snug.
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The Konig & Meyer 210/9 Boom arm mic stand works with this. It is not as sturdy as the OnStage SB9600, but it is also not as heavy or bulky. As long as the boom arm is placed over one of the tripod legs, it is stable. I've been able to add some attachments too, including one for the Zoom H4n recorder, and a pop filter.
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As these are condenser mics, you'll need phantom power. My Zoom H4n recorder's "Battery" setting had to be turned on before I could record. I don't know if a GoPro has a setting like that or not. The headphone connection of course just needs to be connected to your audio source (output). BTW, these are great mics/headphones.
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I honestly don't know, but I would pass on it because the tripod is pretty worthless. Mine cracked one of its adjusters in a couple weeks.
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I'm not a Zoom nor Sennheiser salesperson. but my hunch is this mic will work with your recorder. That said, there are cheaper mic alternatives out there. This ME2 is probably about the same cost as the zoom unit itself; it's ideally meant for the Sennheiser EW 100 series belt packs. Also bear in mind plugging in any passive mic signal will require phantom power (input voltage boost) to recognize signal. This will most likely impact your battery life - something to think about. Check out this youtube video for whatever passive mini (1/8") mic you plug into the unit (if the link doesn't display, search youtube for "Zoom H2n Exernal Microphone" - the author forgot the t in external): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC5_2LYVoPc Good luck.
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I guess my first question is, why do you want to attach an audio recorder to your camcorder? I would place it next to what you want to record and then use editing software to add the extra track, although I found the very slight difference in recording speed caused me to have to realign during pauses. I primarily used the H4 to record the string quartet or orchestra, up close to minimize crowd noise. Used a wireless to send it to my camcorder onto the left channel and a wirelss to house sound/or shotgun to the right channel. I have the HF G10 and G30, both have the mini and I have used the adapter on my G10 (the G30 comes with both a standard shoe and the mini) and it was OK for a shotgun I tried on it. I also had the Zoom H4 (not the N). I would say yes, because the plastic part fits onto the metal part of the camcorder mini and the top full size shoe is metal and it is a tight, secure fit. On a tripod you should be fine. With the weight of the H4 I wouldn't expect it to handle rough use, "Run and Gun" probably not a good idea. Handheld with casual moving around, should be OK. Hope that helps
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Their documentation says: "NOTE that when the MP3 file type is selected, the H6 only records in stereo; if you want to record in multitrack, you must select a WAV file type." Reference: http://www.zoom.co.jp/products/h6
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I'm using the "Rode VIDEOMIC Directional Shotgun Mic w/Mount" with my canon hg10. Is not that expensive, exhibits low noise and offers a switchable high pass filter to reduce unwanted low frequency rumble. I truly recommend you this product.
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I couldn't tell you about the plate size for sure, but I would think a rather long one would help in the balancing when adjusting the zoom. It does use the standard tripod screw. No matter which head Ii use, Wimberly, Opteka, or my Manfrotto video head, they all use the same thread pitch and size, 3/8"- 16 to tripod. The short plate that comes with it has the 1/4"-20 thread for a camera.
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Not absolutely sure but I don't think its compatible. Check with manfrottos to make sure.
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Any camera tripod will work, BUT be very careful threading the bolt into the recorder - it is plastic and easily stripped out. This is a major design defect of this otherwise excellent recorder.
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I'm not sure but I believe it was universal. My son is enjoying the tripod. He has a Canon.