The DxO One is a miniature DSLR-quality camera that is used in conjunction with iPhones and iPads. The camera is fitted with its very own sensor and lens to take photos, but it utilizes your iPhone or iPad for viewfinding and control panel functions.
The camera offers 3x digital zoom and comes with a wide variety of shooting modes that include full auto and full manual, and is capable of capturing video at 1080p/30 frames per second or 720p/120 frames per second.
The DxO One camera can be plugged into the Lightning port of the iPhone and can swivel around relative to the phone, thereby allowing users to see the screen whilst holding the camera at high or low angles. This camera combines some of the qualities of DSLR photography with the compactness of smartphone picture-snapping.
What's Driving This Trend
- Miniature DSLR Cameras
- There is potential for further miniaturization of DSLR-quality cameras that can be used in conjunction with smartphones or tablets.
- Smartphone Camera Accessories
- Manufacturers could create more accessories that improve the capabilities of smartphone cameras, such as lenses or sensors.
- Integrated Camera Software
- Companies could develop software that integrates DSLR-quality camera capabilities with smartphone camera apps, allowing for improved photographs without additional hardware.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- There are opportunities for established photography companies to create innovative and high-quality smartphone-compatible cameras.
- Smartphone and Tablet Accessories
- Accessory manufacturers can create products that complement smartphone cameras and increase their functionalities.
- Image Editing Software
- Companies that create image editing software can develop new and innovative ways to improve smartphone photographs, possibly integrating with DSLR-quality cameras.
