DxO ONE Review: A Camera For Use With The iPhone
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Droidever - For those who understand photography, this new accessory, a native of France, represents a significant contribution to the already on its high quality camera of the iPhone. DxO ONE comes from a company that develops software for photographic use "DxO Labs" so that it can be said to know thoroughly about lenses and cameras. And if not, must be set in its one-inch sensor or its 20.2 megapixel.
He is a little camera which complements the iPhone and whose virtues include, in addition, the software agility and the ability to save Super RAW files. It also records video, and by its lightness is practical to carry everywhere, without risks and without weight extra. Its European launch date, September of 2015.
Details of the DxO ONE
Highlights, as we have already said, the sensor. It is a CMOS type, and resembles the compact cameras such as the Sony RX100 II. It's a sensor backlit comparable to 1 Nikon mirrorless system. With regard to your lens, it has an aperture of f/1.8, which is equivalent to 32 mm.
Already, the DxO ONE reconciles with the Lightning port of the iPhone. This gives the characteristic to rotate on it, making it easier to grip and both photography and video work.
However, it is also possible to use the camera without the phone. This is because, basically, what use it is the wide screen and image quality, although it continues to be possible to use it alone, since it has a small display for simple parameters and an autonomous memory. Of course, iPhone shares you, moreover, iOS applications.
Treatment of images and video in the DxO ONE
Another novelty of the DxO ONE: Super RAW. It is the ability to capture four RAW images and merge them in pursuit of a better quality, especially in, for example, scenes where there is enough light. It is a precious detail, to the point that experts have opined that neither the camera nor iPhone possess the necessary desktop for the processing software.
Moreover, the video function is not the highlight of the camera. Its capacity exceeds, Yes, the iPhone, at least in image stabilization. Its format, however, not beyond the 1080 p at 30 frames per second, which followed 120 images per second in 720p.
He is a little camera which complements the iPhone and whose virtues include, in addition, the software agility and the ability to save Super RAW files. It also records video, and by its lightness is practical to carry everywhere, without risks and without weight extra. Its European launch date, September of 2015.
Details of the DxO ONE
Highlights, as we have already said, the sensor. It is a CMOS type, and resembles the compact cameras such as the Sony RX100 II. It's a sensor backlit comparable to 1 Nikon mirrorless system. With regard to your lens, it has an aperture of f/1.8, which is equivalent to 32 mm.
However, it is also possible to use the camera without the phone. This is because, basically, what use it is the wide screen and image quality, although it continues to be possible to use it alone, since it has a small display for simple parameters and an autonomous memory. Of course, iPhone shares you, moreover, iOS applications.
Treatment of images and video in the DxO ONE
Another novelty of the DxO ONE: Super RAW. It is the ability to capture four RAW images and merge them in pursuit of a better quality, especially in, for example, scenes where there is enough light. It is a precious detail, to the point that experts have opined that neither the camera nor iPhone possess the necessary desktop for the processing software.
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