Double-check there's available recording time/storage on both. Power on both devices to ensure they work and are at an appropriate charge level. Once done, place the battery cover back on.
Between the two batteries, is a small niche with a microSD symbol nearby. Pushing the latch in, pull the battery compartment cover away. The Zoom H3-VR's battery compartment is on the bottom. Ensure both are seated, before closing and locking the battery compartment. When putting in the rechargeable battery, the notched side should be at the top. There you will see an open slot for a rechargeable GoPro Max battery, and a slot on the right side for the microSD. It has a small lever that you flip up to red, in order to unlock and open the flap. The GoPro Max has a battery compartment on the right side. Please make sure you have two microSD cards as both devices require them for storing your recorded footage and audio. Next, for powering both devices, you will need a charged GoPro Max battery and two AA batteries. Afterwards, attach the monopod body (the extendable pole) atop the counterweight. Twist the bottom ring in order to flatten out the monopod legs out along the niches below. Tripod & Device Power/Storageįirst you will need to set up your monopod, with the counterweight twisted on the top. Note: If authorized, you may be able to reserve this from the EDC.
Shure SRH840 Headphone (or your choice of monitor headphones) x1.USB Type-C to USB Type-A Cable for Camera x1.USB Type-C to USB Type-A Cable for Charger x1.We will go over steps in putting together a recording setup, capturing and exporting 360 video/ambisonic audio, importing for editing, orienting your audio with your video, and finalizing for publishing. This article will cover the workflow for recording 360 video footage together with ambisonic audio, using the GoPro Max and the H3-VR 360º audio recorder/ambisonic microphone.
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