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Dxo-One-Action-Camera-User-Guide Table of Contents Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... 1 Welcome to DxO ONE .................................................................................................................... 1 What's in the box ........................................................................................................................... 2 DxO ONE at a glance ...................................................................................................................... 3 Getting Started ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Make sure the battery is charged .................................................................................................. 4 Inserting the microSD card ............................................................................................................ 7 Turning the camera On and Off .................................................................................................... 10 Opening and closing the Lightning connector .............................................................................. 12 Connecting and disconnecting the camera to/from the iPhone .................................................... 16 Holding the camera ...................................................................................................................... 20 Stand-alone capture modes ................................................................................................................ 22 Capture mode selection ............................................................................................................... 22 Framing assistant ......................................................................................................................... 25 Taking a picture ........................................................................................................................... 27 Recording a video ........................................................................................................................ 29 Recalling settings ......................................................................................................................... 31 Transferring images to your iPhone ............................................................................................. 32 Connected capture modes .................................................................................................................. 34 Installing the DxO ONE App ......................................................................................................... 34 DxO ONE App at a glance ............................................................................................................ 38 Auto mode ................................................................................................................................... 39 Scene modes ................................................................................................................................ 40 Advanced modes .......................................................................................................................... 43 Video modes ................................................................................................................................ 51 Selfie modes ................................................................................................................................ 58 Selecting file format ..................................................................................................................... 61 Taking a picture ........................................................................................................................... 63 Composition grid and shooting parameters ................................................................................. 68 Manual focus ................................................................................................................................ 69 Zooming when taking a photo ..................................................................................................... 73 Activating timer mode .................................................................................................................. 74 Activating flash ............................................................................................................................ 76 Shutter triggering with Apple Watch ............................................................................................ 78 Wireless Remote Control ..................................................................................................................... 80 Controlling the DxO ONE via Wi-Fi ............................................................................................... 80 Connecting the DxO ONE to an existing Wi-Fi network ................................................................ 81 Connecting the DxO ONE to a Wi-Fi Direct Network ..................................................................... 85 Disconnecting and reconnecting the DxO ONE ............................................................................ 88 Browsing and Sharing ......................................................................................................................... 89 Single photo review ..................................................................................................................... 89 Video review ................................................................................................................................ 94 Sharing photos and videos ........................................................................................................... 97 Deleting photos and videos .......................................................................................................... 99 Printing your photos ................................................................................................................... 101 Favorite photos .......................................................................................................................... 103 Gallery grid view ........................................................................................................................ 104 DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved Multi-selection mode .................................................................................................................. 107 Advanced features ............................................................................................................................ 111 Formatting the microSD Card .................................................................................................... 111 Conserving battery power .......................................................................................................... 113 Firmware updates ...................................................................................................................... 116 Processing your images with DxO Connect ................................................................................ 118 Metadata and Watermark .......................................................................................................... 119 Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 121 Capture settings ......................................................................................................................... 121 Application Settings ................................................................................................................... 124 Assistance ......................................................................................................................................... 127 MicroSD card error messages .................................................................................................... 127 OLED status screen .................................................................................................................... 129 Technical Specifications​ ............................................................................................................. 133 Safety precautions ..................................................................................................................... 135 Certifications .............................................................................................................................. 136 DxO ONE Warranty Card ............................................................................................................ 138 DxO ONE - User Guide - Copyright © DxO Labs 1999-2015 - All rights reserved Introduction Welcome to DxO ONE 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. In this user documentation, we’ll introduce you to the DxO ONE camera, the companion iOS app
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