Although it is not the first time that in our blog we take advantage of the iPhone model to explain that what counts most when it comes to boasting camera is not megapixels, The truth is that there are users who prefer to continue with the thesis or, for whatever reason, they would like to enjoy a camera that captures larger shots. In this case, even if it is not officially from Apple, we have the solution. And no, as I just told you, it is not about the integration of 20,2 MP base in the next iPhone 6s.
What we are talking about today is precisely the accessory that you can see on these lines. Its about DxO One that you can connect directly to your iPhone. Its function is to integrate a camera capable of capturing images that reach those astronomical figures and that you can, even if you want, print in poster format. Of course, unlike other more basic smartphones that include cameras with many MPs, in this case, you will enjoy the best of being able to capture large photos, and the best quality thanks to the characteristics of the iPhone's optics.
The camera accessory, which connects directly to your iPhone by Lighting, also has a native application with which to get the most out of it. At the same time, for those who want to know all the technical details, it should be noted that the DxO One comes with: six lenses with a maximum aperture of 1/8 and a minimum of f / 11. You can capture images in .jpeg, .dng and the company's own formats. Also, you can shoot 1080p / 30fps videos in .MOV format. The ISO can be adjusted between the values of 100 and 51200 and the shutter speed between 1/8000 and 15 seconds.
What do you think of this accessory to get the most out of the camera of your iPhone?
The truth is that the market is full of accessories but… what we have to think about is how important are megapixels really? I say this because this appreciated DxO One costs around 650 euros, that means almost a new iPhone.
What an absurd object. The Sony QX10 does that and a lot and costs 150.