Page 2: Table Of Contents
........................Video review ..........................Sharing photos and videos ......................Deleting photos and videos ......................Printing your photos ........................Favorite photos .......................... Gallery grid view ........................DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 3 ........................Assistance ............................MicroSD card error messages ....................OLED status screen ........................Technical Specifications ......................Safety precautions ........................Certifications ..........................DxO ONE Warranty Card ......................DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 4: Introduction
Your are part of a world of people who really care about great images. Your DxO ONE was designed in Paris and San Francisco by a team of top image scientists and engineers. It leverages DxO's world-renowned image processing capabilities to produce professional quality photograps that are seamlessly transferred to your iPhone and iPad so you can instantly share them with friends, family and followers.
Page 5: What's In The Box
Introduction What's in the box Before use, make sure the following items are included in the package of your DxO ONE. If anything is missing, please contact your retailer. DxO ONE Camera 8GB MicroSD card USB Cable Pouch Wrist lanyard...
Page 6: Dxo One At A Glance
Introduction DxO ONE at a glance We recommend you quickly review the few, but important parts of your DxO ONE to help you get started. DxO ONE key features World’s smallest 1” sensor camera – well under 3” (7.6 cm) tall and weighing less than an iPhone 6.
Page 7: Getting Started
Make sure the battery is charged The DxO ONE includes an integrated lithium-ion battery. It can be charged by using the provided DxO ONE USB cord and wall charger plug. The amount of charge available in the camera battery is displayed on the camera...
Page 8 2. Insert the USB cord into the USB slot, and attach the other end to your computer. 3. Make sure that the OLED display indicates that charging is in progress: Charging in progress - Battery uncharged Charging in progress - 50% DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 10: Inserting The Microsd Card
Getting Started Inserting the microSD card The microSD™ card slot is located behind the door on the back of the DxO ONE device. You’ll find both the microSD™ card slot and the microUSB connector under this door. Check and make sure that microSD™ card is inserted before using your DxO ONE, as it will not Check and make sure that microSD™...
Page 11 The card will click firmly into place. 3. To remove the SD card, simply press down on it and it will pop up for removal. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 12 If excessive force is required, it is most likely not positioned correctly. microSD card into the slot. If excessive force is required, it is most likely not positioned correctly. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 13: Turning The Camera On And Off
1. To turn the camera On, slide the lens cover down to reveal the lens. 2. To turn the camera Off, slide the lens cover back over the lens. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 15: Opening And Closing The Lightning Connector
1. Slide the lens cover down to power on the DxO ONE. 2. Slide the lens cover further down to cause the connector to pop out of the circular hub. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 16 Closing the connector 1. Ensure that the red and black points on the DxO ONE’s circular ring are properly aligned. If they are not, refer to the section about Connecting and disconnecting the camera to/from the iPhone. You should not have to force the connector down. If it won’t recess, check again to make sure you’ve You should not have to force the connector down.
Page 19: Connecting And Disconnecting The Camera To/From The Iphone
1. Slide the lens cover further down to cause the connector to pop out of the circular hub. 2. Insert the Lightning connector on the DxO ONE into the Lightning slot on the bottom of your iPhone. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 20: Disconnecting The Camera
Disconnecting the camera 1. Before detaching the DxO ONE camera from your iPhone, align the connector with the dots on the circular hub. The black dot should align with the red dot. You will hear a click when the dots align.
Page 21 3. To close the connector, slide and hold the lens cover all the way down while gently pushing the connector flat (recessed in the circular hub). DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 22 You should not have to force the connector down. If it won’t recess, check again to make sure you’ve aligned the dots on the circular hub, and try again. aligned the dots on the circular hub, and try again. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 23: Holding The Camera
Connected Mode When the DxO One is attached to your iPhone, you will be able to access all the shooting modes of the camera, and use the attached iPhone LCD screen as your viewfinder for previewing and reviewing images and video.
Page 24 You can use the ONE in either landscape or portrait orientation. Connected Selfie Mode You’ll also be able to use the DxO ONE in Selfie Mode when it is connected to your iPhone. 1. Connect the DxO ONE to your iPhone with the lens of the camera facing toward you.
Page 25: Stand-Alone Capture Modes
To turn the camera On, slide the lens cover down to reveal the lens. Select mode 1. To change between still and video mode, swipe left or right on the OLED screen on the rear of the DxO ONE device.
Page 28: Framing Assistant
Framing assistant The framing assistant lets you quickly and easily compose your image when in standalone shooting mode, whether shooting photos or video. It uses the DxO ONE’s OLED screen, which displays a monochrome image of the scene. 1. To activate the framing assistant, sweep the OLED screen from the bottom to the top.
Page 29 The framing assistant is persistent — that is, if you turn off your DxO ONE while the framing assistant is activated, it will still be activated when you turn your DxO ONE back on. If you reconnect the DxO is activated, it will still be activated when you turn your DxO ONE back on. If you reconnect the DxO ONE to your iPhone, the framing assistant automatically turns off.
Page 30: Taking A Picture
3. Half press the shutter button to obtain focus. 4. The focus indicator dot, displayed between the photo count and File Type indicators on the OLED screen, stops blinking when focus is achieved. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 31 5. Fully depress the shutter to take the photo. The DxO ONE device does not have a viewfinder display of it’s own. You will not be able to review The DxO ONE device does not have a viewfinder display of it’s own. You will not be able to review images until you connect the device to your iPhone or desktop computer.
Page 32: Recording A Video
3. If you want to use the framing assistant, sweep the screen from the bottom to the top. 4. Press and release the shutter button on the DxO ONE to start recording. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 33 (the elapsed time of the video is displayed just below the frame). 6. Press on the shutter button again to stop recording. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 34: Recalling Settings
3. Select the shooting settings you want (white balance, speed, aperture, sensitivity, etc.). 4. Disconnect the DxO ONE: All the settings you have chosen are stored and are displayed on the OLED screen. 5. An icon in the upper left corner of the OLED screen confirms that the settings are stored.
Page 35: Transferring Images To Your Iphone
1. After reconnecting your camera to your iPhone, press on the Gallery button to open the preview. 2. Tap on the Save Image button in the upper right of the screen to copy your image into your iOS Photos library. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 36 5. Select the images to be transferred by tapping on the corresponding thumbnails. 6. Tap on the transfer icon in the left column. 7. Your images are tranferred to your iPhone Camera Roll. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 37: Connected Capture Modes
Connected capture modes Installing the DxO ONE App 1. Unlock your iPhone, and plug the DxO ONE into it via the Lightning connector. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 38 2. You will be prompted to download the DxO ONE app from the App Store. 3. Click App Store to open the DxO ONE page in the App Store. 4. Install the app and launch it once the installation is done.
Page 39 5. You will be prompted to allow DxO ONE to access your location while using the app. 6. An automated instruction booklet will help get you started. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 40 After an application update, an information page shows a list of new features. If they require a firmware update, tap the Setup button to update the firmware. firmware update, tap the Setup button to update the firmware. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 41: Dxo One App At A Glance
Connected capture modes DxO ONE App at a glance The DxO ONE App puts all of the controls at your fingertips, controlling the camera from your iPhone screen. The user interface is simple and intuitive, but also very powerful: The app opens in Auto Mode, and shoots in RAW +JPEG by default. The JPEGs are rendered from the The app opens in Auto Mode, and shoots in RAW +JPEG by default.
Page 42: Auto Mode
The DxO ONE Auto mode allows you to take great photos without changing camera settings. In AUTO mode, the DxO ONE will choose the optimum aperture, shutter speed and ISO for the In AUTO mode, the DxO ONE will choose the optimum aperture, shutter speed and ISO for the scene.
Page 43: Scene Modes
3. Tap the icon that best matches the scene that you want to capture to open that mode. There are four scene modes to choose from: DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 44 Sport For use with fast moving subjects. Portrait Use the portrait mode to isolate your subject's face by creating a lovely bokeh. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 45 Night To capture great photos in low light conditions. The DxO ONE app will automatically select the best settings to use for each scene. The DxO ONE app will automatically select the best settings to use for each scene. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 46: Advanced Modes
3. Tap the mode icon to select the advanced mode that you wish to use. 4. When an advanced mode is selected, the toolbar on the left expands to reveal the advanced controls: DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 47: Program Mode
Program mode allows you to simultaneously adjust both shutter speed and aperture. 1. Select to open Program mode. 2. When using Program mode, the exposure is always preserved. The picker displays 9 steps which represent DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 48: Aperture Priority
The settings will also be displayed on the OLED screen of the DxO ONE device. Aperture Priority Aperture Priority mode allows you to control the aperture that you wish to use for your photo. The DxO ONE will pick the corresponding shutter speed to achieve the best exposure based on your chosen aperture.
Page 49 3. To change the aperture, dial the aperture picker up or down until you find the aperture that you wish to select. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 50: Speed Priority
Speed Priority Speed Priority mode allows you to control the shutter speed that you wish to use for your photo. The DxO ONE will pick the corresponding aperture to achieve the best exposure based on your chosen shutter speed. 1. Select to open Speed Priority mode.
Page 51: Manual Mode
When in M Mode, Shutter speed, Aperture, ISO, Metering Mode, Autofocus and White balance settings will be active, and tapping each icon in turn will open the associated picker. 1. Select to open Manual mode. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 52 2. A menu will appear on the left hand side of the iPhone screen. Tapping each icon in turn will open the associated picker. 3. To change each setting, dial the appropriate picker up or down until you find the setting that you wish to select. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 54: Video Modes
1. To start recording video, either tap the shutter button (video icon) on the iPhone display, or depress the shutter button on the DxO ONE. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 55: Selecting The Recording Mode
2. The app shutter button will turn red when recording and the app will display the time elapsed during the recording. 3. The DxO ONE OLED will display a flashing dot to indicate that recording has started. You may capture still photos during Auto video recording only (1080p, 30fps). To capture a still photo You may capture still photos during Auto video recording only (1080p, 30fps).
Page 56 Slow Motion Video 1. Tap on the bottom right of the iPhone display to open the video modes panel. 2. Select the Slow Motion mode by tapping DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 57 4. The DxO ONE OLED screen will also display the Slow Motion icon. Manual Video Mode 1. Tap on the bottom right of the iPhone display to open the video modes panel. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 59 1. Tap on the bottom right of the iPhone display to open the video modes panel. 2. Select the Auto video mode by tapping . DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 61: Selfie Modes
Connected capture modes Selfie modes Activating Selfie Mode Connect the DxO ONE and the iPhone with the lens and screen facing you to activate the Selfie mode. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 62 1. Connect the DxO ONE and the iPhone with the lens and screen facing you. 2. Enable the flash. 3. Take a photo using the ONE’s shutter trigger or the shutter button of the iPhone display. 4. Get ready to smile as the app’s 'softbox' naturally illuminates your face.
Page 63 3. Start recording by pressing on the ONE trigger or on the video button on the bottom left of your iPhone screen. 4. To stop recording, press on the ONE trigger or on the red Stop button on the bottom left of your iPhone screen.
Page 64: Selecting File Format
Selecting the file format Choosing the file format By default, the DxO ONE saves files in RAW+JPEG format. To change the file save format: 1. Press on the Capture settings button in the upper right of the screen. 2. In the third line of the Capture settings, select the file format you want: JPEG / SuperRAW / RAW.
Page 65 Available formats RAW format produces a file that contains the entirety of the data generated by the DxO ONE sensor prior to any processing. It bears the extension .DNG. JPEG JPEG format generates a compressed file that bears the extension .JPG.
Page 66: Taking A Picture
There are two shutter button options available to you when your DxO ONE camera is attached to your iPhone. DxO ONE Shutter 1. There is a physical shutter button on the top of the DxO ONE device. To focus the DxO ONE lens, half press the shutter.
Page 67 5. A progress bar displays briefly while the photo is being recorded. 6. After the image has been taken, it is displayed on the iPhone for two seconds for review. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 68: Continuous Shooting Mode
Continuous Shooting Mode The DxO ONE has a mode for continuous shooting that saves photos while you press the shutter button or trigger shots via the screen.
Page 69 The focus and exposure are automatically adjusted from one shot to another. The focus and exposure are automatically adjusted from one shot to another. Motion blur alert In case there is a risk of blurring, the DxO ONE application displays a warning icon in the upper left corner of the screen.
Page 71: Composition Grid And Shooting Parameters
Composition grid and shooting parameters The DxO ONE iOS application has a built-in composition grid and a display of the principal shooting parameters. 1. To display the grid and shooting parameters, sweep the screen towards the bottom (when held horizontally).
Page 72: Manual Focus
2. Tap the mode icon to select the advanced mode that you wish to use (P, A, S or M). 3. When an advanced mode is selected, the toolbar on the left expands to reveal the advanced controls. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 73 MR in the value selector. 5. A focusing scale will appear on the left of the viewfinder screen, graduated from the minimum focusing distance (20 cm) to infinity. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 74 You can select a maximum depth of field by tapping the on the focus to infinity symbol at the top of the manual focus scale. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 75 When you are in manual focus mode, you can return to the minimum focus distance of 20 cm at any time by tapping the icon at the bottom of the focus scale. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 76: Zooming When Taking A Photo
Zooming when taking a photo Zoom is controlled by the iPhone, either by a pinch action or by sliding the cursor displayed on the screen. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 77: Activating Timer Mode
Activating timer mode The DxO ONE timer allows you to set the camera up to take a photo either 2 or 10 seconds after pressing the shutter. It is useful for reducing camera shake when using the camera in low light situations and for taking group selfies.
Page 79: Activating Flash
Activating flash 1. Tap the Capture settings icon on the top right of the screen. 2. In the second line of the Capture settings display, select one of the flash modes by tapping on the relevant button: Off: The flash is deactvated.
Page 80 If the flash is off, no icon is displayed. iPads do not have built-in flash devices, and therefore there is no flash function for the DxO ONE iPads do not have built-in flash devices, and therefore there is no flash function for the DxO ONE when used with an iPad.
Page 81: Shutter Triggering With Apple Watch
3. Launch the DxO ONE application on your iPhone. 4. As soon as the connection is established, the triggering button on the Apple Watch will light up. 5. Shoot your photo. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 82 6. As soon as you have taken a photo, the triggering button will light up again, indicating that it is ready to trigger the shutter again. The Apple Watch companion can also trigger the video record The Apple Watch companion can also trigger the video record DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 83: Wireless Remote Control
The DxO ONE can be disconnected and controlled remotely via its built-in Wi-Fi mode, which lets you use a local network (such as the one at your home or office), or via Wi-Fi Direct, which is a wireless access point that connects your iPhone directly to your camera.
Page 84: Connecting The Dxo One To An Existing Wi-Fi Network
1. Make sure your Iphone is connected to a local Wi-Fi network. 2. Connect the DxO ONE to your iPhone, and turn it on to launch the iOS application. 3. Touch the Shooting Settings icon. 4. Scroll down to the Remote Control section.
Page 85 7. A dialog box shows the status of the connection. Do not detach your DxO ONE from your iPhone while the connection is being established. This may Do not detach your DxO ONE from your iPhone while the connection is being established. This may take a few moments.
Page 86 9. Disconnect your camera from your iPhone. You can now use your DxO ONE while disconnected. As soon as you disconnect the DxO ONE, a network icon appears on the camera’s OLED screen, and a blue rectangle appears all around the DxO ONE application on your iPhone. Note that the rectangle will blink and then turn orange if the quality of your Wi-Fi connection begins to drop.
Page 87 You can switch to energy-saver mode even when the camera is disconnected. To reactivate the DxO You can switch to energy-saver mode even when the camera is disconnected. To reactivate the DxO ONE, tap the iPhone screen, or press the DxO ONE shutter halfway.
Page 88: Connecting The Dxo One To A Wi-Fi Direct Network
As Apple is still fine-tuning minor iOS10 releases, we have temporarily disabled the Wi-Fi direct connection feature in the DxO ONE 2.0 app. The DxO ONE team will continue to work non-stop connection feature in the DxO ONE 2.0 app. The DxO ONE team will continue to work non-stop...
Page 89 6. A dialog box shows the status of the connection. 7. After a few seconds, the dialog box tells you to select the “DxO ONE—XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX-XX” access point in your iPhone's Wi-Fi Settings. Go into your iPhone’s Wi-Fi settings and select the “DxO ONE—XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX- XX”...
Page 90 9. Disconnect your camera from your iPhone. You can now use your DxO ONE while disconnected. The range of the direct connection can reach up to around 150 feet. However, the connection can be The range of the direct connection can reach up to around 150 feet. However, the connection can be affected by the weather, any obstacles in the way, and other Wi-Fi-connected devices.
Page 91: Disconnecting And Reconnecting The Dxo One
DxO ONE with a simple tap on the screen or by pressing the camera shutter. However, the Wi-Fi connection is cut when your iPhone goes into standby. Your DxO ONE will wait for the connection to be reestablished, which must be done through the iPhone. If the camera is not reconnected to the Wi-Fi, it will shut off automatically if: Battery charge at 50% or less—the camera waits to be reconnected for 5 minutes and then turns off...
Page 92: Browsing And Sharing
1. When in Still capture mode, tap the gallery button at the top of the toolbar on your iPhone display to open the image view. 2. View your photos in full-screen mode by tapping on the photo to hide the toolbar. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 94 4. Tap the photo again to display the toolbar again. 5. By swiping from the top to the bottom of the screen, you can view a page of EXIF information. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 95 Delete photos You can use the iPhone display to review photos that are stored on the microSD card of the DxO ONE You can use the iPhone display to review photos that are stored on the microSD card of the DxO ONE...
Page 97: Video Review
1.Tap the gallery button at the top of the toolbar on your iPhone display to open the image view. 2. Open the video and press the play button displayed on the center of the video. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 98 3. If you play a slow motion video, the video player will display the Slow Motion mode icon. Tap the icon to switch between standard playback and slow motion playback modes. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 99 The icons in the right toolbar let you: Share videos To transfer videos from the ONE to your iPhone, or to indicate your favorite videos (after transfer) Delete videos Videos are recorded on the microSD card of the DxO ONE. You need to temporarily transfer them Videos are recorded on the microSD card of the DxO ONE.
Page 100: Sharing Photos And Videos
2. Tap the Share icon on the upper right to open the native iOS Sharing panel. 3. You can choose to share photos by message, by email, or by any other sharing service that Apple iOS supports. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 102: Deleting Photos And Videos
2. Tap on the trashcan icon on the lower right. 3. You will be prompted to allow DxO ONE to delete the photo. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 103 If you have iCloud Photo Library enabled, you will be warned that deleting the photo will delete it from all your devices. all your devices. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 104: Printing Your Photos
2. Tap the Share icon on the upper right to open the native iOS Sharing panel. 3. At the bottom of the sharing panel, you have the options to print from an AirPrint compatible printer. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 106: Favorite Photos
To add a photo to your favorite photos in your iOS Photos library, tap the Heart icon on the lower right-hand side of the photo. Photos stored only on the DxO ONE microSD card cannot be selected as favorites. Video clips also Photos stored only on the DxO ONE microSD card cannot be selected as favorites. Video clips also cannot be selected as favorites.
Page 107: Gallery Grid View
1. Tap the gallery button at the top of the toolbar on your iPhone display to open image view. 2. Tap the gallery grid button at the bottom of the toolbar. 3. Scroll through the gallery by swiping vertically on the iPhone screen. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 108 When scrolling, the location of the photos in the top row is displayed on the screen header. 4. Tap the camera icon to return to capture mode, or simply depress the shutter button halfway. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 109 A drop down menu allows you to filter your photo gallery: ‘All Photos’ displays all of the photo and video files on the microSD card and the DxO album on your iPhone. 'Favorites' are those photos that you’ve marked as favorite by using the heart symbol.
Page 110: Multi-Selection Mode
2. Tap the gallery grid button at the bottom of the toolbar. 3. Enter into multi-selection mode by tapping the check mark in the toolbar when in gallery view. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 111 4. To select photos or videos from gallery view, tap the photo thumbnail. 5. A check mark will appear on the top right corner of each selected photo. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 112 Transferring images from your camera to your iOS Photos library Delete Photos 7. To return to the gallery view, tap the back button, or simply depress the shutter button halfway. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 114: Advanced Features
2. Go into the Storage section on the very bottom of the Capture settings screen. 3. Tap on Format microSD card. 4. In the dialog box that opens, tap on Format. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 115 If you choose to format the microSD card, all the existing data on it will be erased. Do not disconnect the camera during the formatting process. Do not disconnect the camera during the formatting process. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 116: Conserving Battery Power
ONE by first closing and then reopening the lens cover. Turning off the DxO ONE to save battery power 1. To put the ONE to sleep while it is still attached to your iPhone, slide the lens cover upwards to power off the camera.
Page 117 To conserve the battery power of both your DxO ONE camera and your iPhone, we recommend that To conserve the battery power of both your DxO ONE camera and your iPhone, we recommend that...
Page 118 4. For brief periods in between actively taking photos, your DxO ONE will automatically switch to Power Saving mode. 5. To wake your DxO ONE from s mode, simply tap the iPhone display, or press the physical shutter half way. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 119: Firmware Updates
The firmware is the software that is installed on the device itself. Keeping the firmware up to date ensures that you are getting the best experience and best image quality from the DxO ONE. It’s important to keep your firmware updated with the latest version of the iOS app.
Page 120 2. Tap on the application menu in the upper left. 3. In the following screen, tap on Download. 4. A progress bar will appear during the download. You cannot use your DxO ONE during the firmware update. 5. Your DxO ONE will automatically reboot when the installation is complete.
Page 121: Processing Your Images With Dxo Connect
3. DxO Connect will automatically launch and allow you to apply image processing to your selected photos. You may also use DxO Connect to import your DxO ONE photos directly to DxO FilmPack to apply You may also use DxO Connect to import your DxO ONE photos directly to DxO FilmPack to apply...
Page 122: Metadata And Watermark
6. Tap on Done to validate the entry. 7. Tap on the button to activate the application of the watermark on the photos you share. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 124: Settings
3. A closed section (arrow pointing downward) will show only its title. Tap it to open up the contents, and tap it again to close the section. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 125: Video Settings
Line 1: Connect through a Wi-Fi network. Line 2: Direct Connection. For more information about controlling the DxO ONE when it is disconnected from the iPhone, see For more information about controlling the DxO ONE when it is disconnected from the iPhone, see “Wireless Remote control".
Page 126 Storage Store photos on microSD card and iPhone: Saves a full-resolution JPEG file on your iPhone for all photos taken when the DxO ONE is connected to your iPhone. microSD card: JPEG files are not saved on your iPhone. Video files are always and only stored on the microSD card.
Page 127: Application Settings
1. While in capture mode, tap the gallery button on the top left. A new screen opens. 2. Tap the Menu grid button at the bottom of the toolbar. 3. A new screen opens that displays the options detailed below. DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 128: Update Firmware
Help and User Guide Tapping Getting Started & Support will connect you to iOS Safari and the DxO ONE support pages. You will be able to view the FAQs, tutorial videos, and during working hours, contact customer support via Chat.
Page 130: Assistance
No microSD card A microSD card must be inserted into the slot of the ONE in order for the camera to function. If your microSD card is missing, you will see the following warning on the OLED and the iPhone screen. The message will appear whenever the shutter button is depressed.
Page 131 MicroSD card is full When your microSD card is full, the following warning will be displayed on the OLED and iPhone screens: DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 132: Oled Status Screen
OLED status screenOLED status screen The OLED Display on the DxO ONE provides information in both connected and standalone modes about the battery charge level, the shooting mode and file type selected, the image count remaining on the microSD card, the file type being recorded, as well as error messages if something goes wrong.
Page 133 Action Night Advanced Modes Program Mode Aperture Priority Speed Priority Manual Mode Autofocus Focus attained Connected Video Shooting Modes Auto Slow Motion DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 134: Battery Status
Photo mode with saved shooting settings Video mode with saved shooting settings Battery Status Charging Status Battery Charge Remaining: 100% → no charge Shutter Progress Focus achieved DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 135 Warning: Camera is too hot Busy (processing or storing images) Warning Messages USB Error microSD Card Error microSD Card not inserted Firmware Updates Firmware Update in progress DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 136: Technical Specifications
Varies, function of connected iDevice between 727,040 and 3,145,728 dots Storage type microSD UHS-I U3 (not included) Orientation Gyroscope + accelerometer Battery type Integrated lithium ion Battery life ~200 photos Weight 3.8oz (108g) DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 137 6S Plus, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, Compatible with iPad Air 2, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 3, iPad Air, iPad mini 2, iPad (4th gen), iOS 8 or later DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved...
Page 138: Safety Precautions
Avoid contact with water, dust, sand or salt. These could cause a malfunction. Wipe the camera to dry off any rain or water drops. If your DXO ONE camera comes in contact with liquids, this may cause a short circuit, a fire, or an electric shock.
Page 139: Certifications
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Page 140 Please note that the use of this accessory with iPhone or iPad may affect wireless performance. Only use DxO ONE with the specific models of iPhone and iPad that are identified in your user manual. Only use DxO ONE with the specific models of iPhone and iPad that are identified in your user manual.
Page 141: Dxo One Warranty Card
Contract (General Purchase Terms and Conditions) with DxO. If your DxO ONE is or becomes faulty through no fault of your own then you may be entitled to a refund, repair or replacement of your DxO ONE but only in accordance with the express terms of this Warranty Card.
Page 142 DxO ONE that have not been supplied by DxO or a DxO authorized distributor; or (d) customer or users of the DxO ONE do not follow the guidelines to use the DxO ONE as set in the DxO ONE documentation or general purchasing conditions.
Page 143 DxO ONE for the unexpired balance of the warranty period. The customer shall not return DxO ONE to DxO without the DxO’s written consent and DxO shall not be under any liability whatsoever for the DxO ONE returned by the customer without such consent.

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