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DxO One review: The iPhone add-on camera's highs and lows

DxO One review: The iPhone add-on camera’s highs and lows

Posted on November 11, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis
For

Great image quality from the 1-inch sensor (same as Sony RX100 MkIII), it’s a full-on camera you can fit into your pocket, easy Lightning port connectivity, doesn’t drain iPhone battery

Against

Expensive, focus point position sometimes over-ridden, some software bugs/crashes, independent battery (can’t draw from iPhone), iOS only, shutter button position not great with iPhone 6 Plus, fussy to stow Lightning connector
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Cameras, Phones Tags:bugs, camera, DxO One, iOS, iphone, iphone 6, iphone 6 plus, lightning, review, sensor, software, Sony, Sony RX100

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