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DxO ONE
The professional connected camera that pairs perfectly with your iPhone, so you can take amazing photos and videos anywhere.
Incredibly compact. Remarkably sophisticated.
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iPhone, meet DxO ONEConnect the DxO ONE to your iPhone and its display turns into a big, beautiful viewfinder. Swivel to shoot at any angle. Plus, the DxO ONE has its own memory card and battery so it will never impact your iPhone's storage or talk time. |
Professional-quality powerThe DxO ONE packs the power of a high-end camera into a size that's always by your side and ready when you are. Our advanced image processing automatically enhances every image you take. |
The world's smallest 1-inch sensor cameraWeighing less than 4-ounces and standing well under 3-inches tall, the DxO ONE is built to fit in your pocket, so you can capture life’s magic without lugging around your DSLR. |
1-inch format 20.2MP sensor
As the world's smallest 1-inch sensor camera, the DxO ONE packs a powerful sensor into a compact frame. Expect brighter, sharper photos in any light.
32mm f/1.8 - f/11 prime lens
The DxO ONE boasts a high-quality 6-element aspherical lens with a fast f/1.8 maximum aperture, and a 6-bladed iris.
1/20000s to 30s shutter speeds
The DxO ONE handles shutter speeds up to 1/20000ths of a second, and as low as 30 seconds, giving you the power to capture the action or create your own vision.
Connected and Standalone modes
The DxO ONE can also shoot alone, with its internal lithium-ion battery and microSD storage. Using the OLED screen as a Framing Assistant, you can quickly compose and take photos with one hand.
Superior Image Quality
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Capture gorgeous portraitsThe DxO ONE's fast f/1.8 aperture and 6-bladed iris creates portraits with lovely bokeh effect. |
3 full stops more exposureThe DxO ONE's 1-inch -format sensor combined with the f/1.8 lens deliver 3 full stops better low-light performance than most smartphone cameras. |
Unique perspectivesThe patented Lightning connector design swivels 60 degrees in either direction to take on challenging angles and unique perspectives. |
Selfie modeFlip the DxO ONE around to engage Selfie Mode. After the 3, 2, 1 countdown, it brightens your iPhone as it shoots, so your face is more naturally lit. |
The DxO ONE iOS app
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ViewConnect DxO ONE to your iPhone and turn it into an impressive viewfinder. Swivel to capture creative angles. |
ControlChoose from shooting modes including Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, or full Manual. |
ShootTap to select specific exposure and auto-focus modes. Dial in your aperture, shutter speed, and ISO with a touch. |
ShareInstantly share your photos and videos with friends on Facebook, or post to places like Instagram and Twitter. |
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“Dark Knight Rises” - Nocturnal Camera but low efficiency battery power
**My Advice: On account of its internal naturally low efficiency battery life, after purchase, all consumers must run a regular test every week at least to its battery life within a return period of time and ensure the battery is not Dead within this period. My battery is dead after a few weeks. Return the product if battery life is found very short.Taking photo in darkness or in low light is the strength of Dxo One which ( latest WIFI version) used to be a high priced camera a few years ago which was not affordable to me. Amazon Customers continue still buying this camera for a reason now since its asking price is no longer as much it used to be. This overpriced camera might not have been so popular over the past years for the price reason. Giving it a shot this time does not cost me much for $100 though his camera will have been no longer fully functional once its IOS App in next IOS lacks continuous further update support from the developer. I cannot believe I can take high ISO quality photo with such a tiny funny camera without carrying DSRL any time. In terms of photo quality, photos taken by any kind of cell phones are always far from satisfactory (viewing OK on phone/ computer. I also test its wifi ability with the following result as compared to WiFi connection between Gopro and iPhone is always very unstable and of short range. This camera has the most longest distant wifi control I’ve ever tested. Wifi mode of this camera is free from any ambient signal interference under which most people may have such experience that WiFi remote controlling cameras are almost impossible in long distance.There are several strong features as follows:(1) Super strong WiFi connection- under strong WiFi interference in 3 storey Apple store, I run a test of the farthest WiFi control of DXO, no disconnection, no latency at all even the camera and iPhone were 60 feet apart from one point to the farthest across the store.(2) Big image sensor produces great printable photos Thanks to its 1” image sensor which excels even IPhone XS Max.(3) With high ISO setting, clear picture in dim light environment outdoors is fabulous ( see photos below) Even my iPhone 6s is of no internal adjustment ISO, so photos ( such as buildings ) taken at night by iPhone is very poor.***Recently the manufacturer verifies that development of further version of IOS APP has discontinued. There is no plan to offer support for any future IOS version app.Pros:(1) 100% WiFi Remote control - uninterrupted video streaming (thanks to its special WiFi connection). Wired connection is another option. Most “Lens cameras” like Sony cyber shot DSC -QX10 experiences WiFi disruption, that is, camera communication is disrupted by ambient signals.(2) funny slowmotion video(3) image/ video stabilisation. Amazingly No shaking video.(4) Bigger image sensor than those of phones(5)Rotating camera head for multi angles as welll as selfie.(6) Submersible camera with Official waterproof housing making it possible take good quality underwater photos.(7) time-lapse photo taking.(8) iPhone flash function combined with the camera operation.(9)standalone camera operation is possibleCons:(1)unfortunately, Low efficient battery life and high power consumption- it takes 10% within 10 mins usage. Slow charge process. Full charge roughly takes 4 hrs ( from unboxing to start charging from 0 power)(2) Lightning connector securely connected for certain. ( unless your old iPhone Lightning port becomes loose. A iPhone 6 users complains of camera lightning connector comeing off easily - It is of Apple design, not the manufacturer. It is impractically expected that Camera small Lightning connector does not support heavy objects such as iPad.(3) no tripod mount screw hole. ( DXO tripod adapter mount discontinued)(4) additional investment on official DXO waterproof shell with tripod mount hole in order to mount onto a tripod.(5) camera body temperature shortly goes up as warm/hot within minutes.(6) No 4K video recording albeit large sensor.(7) discontinuation of future iOS app update.(8) Mono sound recording.(9) Shutter speed is not that fast. ( 1.5 seconds save speed per photo)Photos: Bright photo (ISO 5000 f2.8) by DXO. ONE, dim one by iPhone 6S
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2016
Size: 2.6 in ESVerified Purchase
I love this camera! I do photography but there is no way I will carry my main camera around all the time because it's simply not practical. With that said, I use my iPhone most of the time, and it's great, but I don't get images that I really want or see in the moment. So I play around with as many filters as I can to make the image better.
Then I was introduced to this camera. I can't tell you how happy it makes me. I was looking at mirrorless cameras but still ran into the same problem of carrying around a, though smaller, big piece of equipment. I clip this small, but powerful camera to a belt loop and off I go! I take it with me everywhere, zoo, family trips, or wherever. I've even had it on rides with me at the amusement park! I. Mean. Come on!
You can "shoot from the hip", with the small screen on the back, but it really shines when I connect it to my iPhone. I use my phone's screen to change my shooting setting just like my big camera and I can really see what I'm shooting. There were a few times on a family outing I just popped it out shot with the small screen and with a little practice, I got pretty darn good at getting great quick picks. It's got 20.2 megapixels so if I was a little off it didn't really matter, I reframed it and got the picture I wanted.
The low light is just INSANE! It has RAW, (uncompressed and flexible) and SUPER RAW. You have to download the free software for the super raw, but it's so worth it. I've included a picture I took at the Observatory in LA and I used that super raw format and got, what I think is, an amazing photo.
It's great to have the flexibility to take a picture and upload it to facebook or Instagram, as well as take it home and play with it on the computer.
It comes with a 8 gig micro sd card, but I have a 16gig card I put in it. I have an iPhone 5 and don't have a ton of room on my phone, so I save the majority of my photos to the camera and only save selected ones to my phone. You have the option of automatically saving to both phone and camera, but this works for me until I upgrade.
I've added some random pictures I took with it. I have adjusted them, but not like I have had to in the past- small tweaks. That's just how I roll.
It takes nice video in 1080p at 30fps, or 720p at 120fps.
For me, it has become my goto camera. I feel like I'm becoming a better photographer because I am shooting way more that I did without it and what I am shooting is so much better than with my phone camera.
Even though I do photography, it's easy to use.
If you are asking if it is worth it? I say yes. Yes, it is.
Then I was introduced to this camera. I can't tell you how happy it makes me. I was looking at mirrorless cameras but still ran into the same problem of carrying around a, though smaller, big piece of equipment. I clip this small, but powerful camera to a belt loop and off I go! I take it with me everywhere, zoo, family trips, or wherever. I've even had it on rides with me at the amusement park! I. Mean. Come on!
You can "shoot from the hip", with the small screen on the back, but it really shines when I connect it to my iPhone. I use my phone's screen to change my shooting setting just like my big camera and I can really see what I'm shooting. There were a few times on a family outing I just popped it out shot with the small screen and with a little practice, I got pretty darn good at getting great quick picks. It's got 20.2 megapixels so if I was a little off it didn't really matter, I reframed it and got the picture I wanted.
The low light is just INSANE! It has RAW, (uncompressed and flexible) and SUPER RAW. You have to download the free software for the super raw, but it's so worth it. I've included a picture I took at the Observatory in LA and I used that super raw format and got, what I think is, an amazing photo.
It's great to have the flexibility to take a picture and upload it to facebook or Instagram, as well as take it home and play with it on the computer.
It comes with a 8 gig micro sd card, but I have a 16gig card I put in it. I have an iPhone 5 and don't have a ton of room on my phone, so I save the majority of my photos to the camera and only save selected ones to my phone. You have the option of automatically saving to both phone and camera, but this works for me until I upgrade.
I've added some random pictures I took with it. I have adjusted them, but not like I have had to in the past- small tweaks. That's just how I roll.
It takes nice video in 1080p at 30fps, or 720p at 120fps.
For me, it has become my goto camera. I feel like I'm becoming a better photographer because I am shooting way more that I did without it and what I am shooting is so much better than with my phone camera.
Even though I do photography, it's easy to use.
If you are asking if it is worth it? I say yes. Yes, it is.
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Top reviews from other countries
Nanda
Good Product, pricing needs consideration
Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2020Size: compactVerified Purchase
John Day
Great way to add top camera performance to older iPhones.
Reviewed in Australia on October 4, 2019Size: 2.6 in ESVerified Purchase
Kindleユーザー
ポケットに入る高画質という言葉がよく映える
Reviewed in Japan on February 1, 2019Size: 2.6 in ESVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Nice pictures and raw image.
Reviewed in Canada on November 18, 2018Size: 2.6 in ESVerified Purchase
