In this video, I show you how to plug in a 3.5mm mic such as the Neewer Lavalier microphone. I also show you how to adjust the volumes to try to avoid audio clipping but also background noises.

I already posted a video to show how to use the builtin microphones of the Zoom H4n, and in the next video I will show how to connect a microphone that uses an XLR or a 1/4" mic cable.

I will also upload a video on how to synchronize video and audio, and another one on how to remove the background noise from your audio files.

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This video was filmed with the Canon Rebel T2i camera and the Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens. Since I needed both the Zoom and the Neewer lapel mic for demonstrations in this video, the audio is sadly recorded by the onboard microhpone of the T2i.

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