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Zoom F1 recorder announced

Say hello to the new Zoom F1 - a small , yet capable audio recorder which can work with your DSLR and still become pocketable for any situation.


The F1 , which features a Audio in and an audio out jack for monitoring audio or giving a line out ,is perfect for cameras which sometimes lack a dedicated headphone jack . This , combined with the fact that the F1 supports all Zoom accessories with Zoom’s audio interface means that you can convert this from an basic recorder to a shotgun or lavalier set-up with ease . Powered by two AAA batteries , the recorder can power something like a lav set up for about 10 hours , but keep in mind that this decreases with the type of accessory . Overall the F1 recorder is basically a must have if you are the sort of videographer who wants a compact , light weight and easy to use set up for not much money , speaking of money , the F1 costs $199 and this comes with a Lavalier mic and a belt clip .











  1. Two-channel audio recorder
  2. Compatible with Zoom microphone capsules
  3. Supports up to 24-bit/96 kHz audio in BWF-compliant WAV or a variety of MP3 formats
  4. One-touch button controls
  5. 1.25” monochrome LCD display
  6. Rec Hold function to avoid accidental operation of buttons
  7. Stereo ⅛” Mic/Line In mini phone jack with Plug-in power (2.5V)
  8. Stereo ⅛” Phone/Line Output jack with dedicated volume control
  9. Built in limiter and auto level control to avoid clipping
  10. Pre-Record function
  11. Tone generator for calibrating audio levels between the F1 and a DSLR or video camera without the need for an attenuator cable
  12. Sound marker function that outputs quick tone to make syncing audio and video easy
  13. Records directly to micro SD and SDHC cards (class 4 or higher) up to 32 GB
  14. ​Micro USB port for data exchange to and from computer and use as an audio interface with computer or iOS device
  15. ​Runs on only 2 standard AAA alkaline, Lithium, or NiMH rechargeable batteries, or AC adapter (AD-17)
  16. Up to 10 hours of operation with alkaline batteries (when using lavalier)

Written by Rakitha for MasHD

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