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Throughout history up until present, many cultures have traditionally experienced the effects of verifiable healings, along with hexes, curses, witchcraft, voodoo, and other mysterious phenomena. These effects-many of which were elicited by unscientific means-were brought about by the beliefs and lore of the society. Even today, pharmaceutical companies use double- and triple-blind randomized studies in an attempt to exclude of the power of the mind over the body.
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1) How we can control our genetics: Like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, who had the power she sought all along but didn't know it, we also possess a power that we may not have previously realized was ours—the keys that can set you free of the limitations of your own genetic expression.
2) Why you should believe in a healthier you: The placebo effect suggests that the more you believe in the cause, the better the effect. So if you believe that a particular substance, procedure, or surgery will work because you've been educated about its benefits, the better your chances of responding to the thought of improving your health and getting better because you assign more meaning to it.
3) Why change is difficult for us: You think somewhere between 60,000-70,000 thoughts in one day, and 90% of those thoughts are exactly the same ones we had the day before. As a result of this conscious or unconscious process, your biology stays the same. Neither your brain nor your body changes because you're thinking the same thoughts, performing the same actions, and living by the same emotions—even if you secretly hope your life will change. You can't change your life until you change your thoughts.
4) If we pretend we are younger, we can actually become younger: The new science of epigenetics has taught us that the mind can instruct new genes to behave in new ways, so when we act younger than we are, we can actually start to feel and look younger too, and there's even scientific experiments to prove it.
5) Our answer to Nature vs. Nurture: Recent studies have shown that approximately 90% of our genes are affected by our experiences. This means that your genes are affected by your interactions with your family, friends, co-workers, and spiritual practices, as well as your sexual habits, exercise levels, and more. And if our experience is what activates a good number of our genes, then our nature is influenced by nurturing.
6) What happens to our brain when we meditate: Like hypnosis, meditation is a way to bypass the critical mind and move into the subconscious. The whole purpose of meditation is to take your attention off your outer world, your body, and time—and to pay attention to your inner world of thoughts and feelings. In terms of the placebo effect, it takes a similar high degree of suggestibility to be greater than the body and greater than the environment for an extended period of time—that is, to accept, believe, and surrender to the idea of your inner world being more real than your outer world.
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6-year-old Grady Day had an enjoyable time lobbying Arizona lawmakers about gifted education recently. According to an Arizona Republic article, "First Grader Wows Arizona Legislature", Day told lawmakers he found the standard kindergarten curriculum a bit tedious. He preferred learning about things like stem cells. His family decided to put him in a Phoenix gifted program, rather than in a regular classroom in his Mesa home, to help meet his needs.
As blog-reader Kim Moldofsky points out, what's most interesting about this link is not so much the article, but the comments from the readers, below. A poster mentioned that he was once this kid. "You're cute as long as you're a dog and pony show." Then he said "I ended up homeless with a doctorate."
Who knows if it's true or not. But this missive sparked letters on whether parents of highly gifted kids should be lobbying for gifted programs in public schools, or lobbying for vouchers for private schools created solely for gifted kids (the idea being that public school gifted programs weren't as effective as they might be). Part of the mission of public schools is to educate all children to a certain level of competency. But that means, for the most part, that districts feel they're doing you a favor by creating anything outside that. Schools try to fit their gifted programs within their regular parameters, and so many choose pull-out programs that have kids learning about Robin Hood or bugs for 90 minutes a week, and then racing right back to be part of the regular program.
Private schools are certainly not free of their problems, either. Even private schools for the gifted. When I was interviewing parents for Genius Denied, I had a few parents tell me that their private schools for the gifted were even less flexible than the public schools. There, all children were gifted, so there really weren't going to be any accommodations for a kid who's IQ 160 vs. IQ 130. But a strong parents group could create private schools that do cater to gifted kids' needs specifically. They could make sure such schools continued to be run with gifted kids' best interests in mind.
So the question arises -- lobby for vouchers for private gifted schools, or lobby for public school gifted programs?
Right now, I'd have to say the latter. The Florida courts recently struck down most of that state's voucher programs, and while other state courts might be more amenable, the national political situation isn't pro-voucher enough to make the first option feasible. Not only would parents have to overcome general education establishment resistance to gifted education, they'd also have to overcome the resistance to vouchers.
Charter schools are, of course, a reasonable option somewhere between the two. So maybe that's the best choice if you have cute, brainy 6-year-olds willing to make a good speech in favor of something.
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Hi Laura
A friend's daughter attends charter school and has had a very positive experience there.
It is not ideal for some of the reasons you point out but it is better than the majority of public school programs.
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I'd like to address the comment "general education establishment resistance to gifted education". It's not a matter of resistance as much as it's prioritizing limited resources. Unfortunately, gifted programs get sacrificed before anything else when the school district budget is tight, we all know that. But even without an established gifted curriculum, I have found public school teachers very eager and willing to engage advanced learners. They are certainly not resistant. The teachers get as much out of propelling these kids forward as the kids do. Is it as much as we would like? No. But us parents are trying to do our part to keep it alive.
Because we realize the public schools' mission is also to help out kids in heartbreaking situations like this.
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Thank you for sharing that link, Jim. It's a fascinating story. We have a bias in our literary culture toward neat stories that have a rock bottom moment and then a turning point after which all goes forward, with a few fits and starts of course, but always forward. Anyone who works in social services can tell you that's not the way life works for many people living on the edges of society. I wonder if the Tribune will do a follow up in a few years.
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Jim might want to check out the piece Struggles of Gifted Children in School: Possible Negative Outcomes by Sarah J. Bender College of Southern Idaho Twin Falls, Idaho
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Dream Dictionary CrystalsThe Crystal represents basically three things symbolically speaking. First, the crystal is representative of beauty. No matter who you are or where you come from, you are bound to find crystal to be attractive. It is shiny and catchy to the eye. Crystals can be representative of both inner and outer beauty. Second, a crystal can be representative of patience. It takes a long time for nature to make a crystal. In fact if you want to create your own, it's going to take years and years and years before that happens and lots of compacted pressure. It just doesn't work that way. Third, a crystal represents health and wellness. There are a lot of people that believe that through crystal therapy and being around crystals a lot a person can get over just about any illness. How do these traits apply to your dreams though? Well, just keep on reading.
If you have a dream where you are holding a crystal or surrounded by crystals then the meaning of this has something to do with your personal health. You are probably going through a sickness in real life and you are trying to force yourself to get better. Often the mind will try anything it can to make you feel better even if you don't necessarily support what your mind is telling you or support the methods involved. Not everyone actually believes that crystals will help with sickness. In fact most people actively believe that they won't do anything, but if it will make a person feel better about what they're going through then they'll do just about anything to feel good about it.
If you have a dream in which you are a crystal, then this might have to do with your feelings of beauty. You have probably been complimented a lot recently which is leading you to think of yourself pretty highly. This is the most likely reason why you'd be dreaming that you are a crystal, since crystals are objects of beauty. If you are dreaming that you are a geode or the type of rock that looks like a plain rock outside but actually houses a crystal inside then this means that you are more of an inner beauty type. Even though people may not talk about how attractive you are on the outside, your mind is trying to remind you that you are a good person deserving of praise on the inside.
If you have a dream that you are waiting for a thing to turn into a crystal then this means that there is something good coming your way soon, but you're going to have to wait for it if you really want it to happen to you. Patience is the key here and if you think too much about what you're missing out on then it will be too late and you probably won't receive what you were seeking or anticipating.
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valerie 2017-06-17 22:37:44
For the past couple of days I've been dreaming about crystals, first it started off with huge rose quartz and now its been me digging up all sorts of crystals... What does that mean?
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Jhoy 2017-06-06 15:39:11
I dreamed lastnight.i was walking at night with my sister.we are passing the tree that the branches are covered with the rice.when we got back,i saw the same tree with brought forth of crystals..can you please help me.what does it mean?
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Seren 2017-05-10 06:11:54
I had a dream where I was looking at my favourite amethyst crystal that was for some reason very fragile like brittle glass. When I went to pick it up my crystal suddenly shattered, pieces flew everywhere and also cut my palm open. I felt pain but also a very deep sadness and when I woke up my palm still felt as if it was cut. Can someone please help me by explaining this dream to me it would mean a lot and would be greatly greatly appreciated.
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travis 2017-03-12 09:14:37
i had a dream, where there was a crystal huge floating in the air, my body started to float up. my body felt like i was high. ive had this dream several times.
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Marilyn 2017-01-10 10:50:17
I had a dream that there were 3 crystals on a erring and my mom was putting it on for me. But it was only one erring. And i remember the beautiful colors.
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Sedra 2016-12-08 23:34:51
I had a dream about collecting crystals me and my cousins found, we were all swimming in a beautiful paradise and looking for them. I remember I woke up laughing after I had that dream. What does it mean?
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Amber 2016-11-29 11:17:52
I had a dream that these beautiful crystals were growing inside an opening in a tree and I reached in and began picking them because I was almost compelled to do so as I'm picking the last crystal the tree opening sort of gets really rotten and mushy like an old apple and the hole opening closes and turns back to wood and all of the colorful crystals I had picked turned clear
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brissethelia 2016-10-15 08:56:25
It's been a very long time since I've had a dream. Last night I had dream for the first time in a long time, only to have me worried in thought.... my boyfriend had accidentally or purposely cracked my amethyst in my dream , I was so devastated I felt my heart stop , then I awoke.... What could this possibly mean ?? Please help me ease my mind...
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nicole 2016-10-13 05:32:16
I dreamed of opeing a ba differnt colors of crystals but i guess my favorite is blue and i picked three big blue ones and then right there is the guy i kissed what dose that mean
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Chuckie 2016-09-20 06:03:17
I dreamed that a wall of amethyst shattered, which seemed to be accompanied by the message that all of my remaining friends would essentially betray me. And as this shattering occurred, I had a simultaneous "pop" around my third eye, and I awoke suddenly.
Anybody have an interpretation for that?
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Jessica 2016-11-26 10:58:08
You opened your third eye!! Jbittersweet on YouTube talked about it in the video called symptoms and side effects of opening your third eye chakra.
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lydia 2016-09-20 04:59:48
I had a DREAM.
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noah 2016-08-26 10:48:01
i had a dream last night, i dont know anything about crystals or there names so i looked it up this morning. my mom has just gound out she has 2 unknown masses growing in her stomache above her uterus. i dreamt last night that something bad was affecting my father and we didn't know what it was but for some reason i kept saying "it's red amethyst". i kept seeing a red rock about the size of my fist hidden beneath a large patch of white flowers either daisy or daffodils i couldn't tell. but eventually i looked closer and the flowers all drooped down or wilted above where the rock was making it visible to me and i just kept hearing red amethyst it's red amethyst.. i was curious when i woke so i looked it up expecting to find nothing and now i see it's a red crystal. the weird part about it is that in the description it explains this rock is the proper stone representing aquarius. my dad is an aquarius and is having trouble with everything my mom is dealing with. it's odd that i would dream of a crystal and its name ive never heard before and it link to my dads zodiac. does this mean anything? also a few weeks ago i had a dream i thought was made up about a blue rattlesnake and it had been following me. i wasnt aware that there were even snakes the shade of blue i dreamt so i looked up blue rattlesnake not knowing they existed and found a"bluebonnet rattler" to my surprise. it's very strange i've been having dreams of things i assume to be purely fantasy brought to reality when i wake? curious what it all means.
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Savage12230 2016-08-17 08:32:12
I had a dream there was like a black dot on my leg so I squeezed it and it was like a pimple but a whole bunch of crystals were coming out lmao
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Sonali mandal 2016-07-29 03:07:47
I saw a most beautiful planet in the dream where there are flowers of pink crystals and pink sky with twinkling stars... And it gives me a internal patience...
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tania 2016-07-07 20:10:54
I was dreaming of Choosing my own Crystal wand ..I was told in my dream I would know when I had the right one for me as I would smell flowers if it was right ...the crystal wand was clear quartz and was twisted.
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PARIS, March 2, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- DxO announced today the immediate availability of yet another ground-breaking update to the award-winning DxO ONE professional quality connected camera for iPhone® and iPad®. The version 1.3 update, available for free via the iTunes App Store, introduces several new features that further extend the use of the DxO ONE, including the ability to use the OLED display as a novel framing assistant to help quickly compose while operating the camera with one hand. Additionally, DxO has unbundled their desktop software from the package (DxO FilmPack and DxO OpticsPro now sold separately), enabling even more photographers to get their hands on the revolutionary DxO ONE camera at a new low price of just $499.
"That is one trippy amazing viewfinder — love it!" said award-winning photographer, John Stanmeyer. "Even more wonderful, in very low light, the ONE handled all the complexities of ISO, focus, etc., instantly. Amazing. Perfectly fine for those rapid moments when you want to make an image, a RAW high res file, in any lighting conditions we're placed in."
Version 1.3, the second major upgrade to date, enables the DxO ONE to be used as a miniaturized pro-quality camera that is smaller, easier, and faster to shoot than any other camera on the market. To quickly capture life's fleeting moments, simply pull the DxO ONE out of your pocket or purse, and in one movement, slide the lens cover open, compose the scene using the OLED display as a framing assistant, then depress the two-stage physical shutter button to lock focus and grab the shot. In stand-alone mode, the DxO ONE provides a fun, retro-style of photographing without "chimping," and makes browsing newly captured images a surprising and delightful experience.
Best of all, when using the DxO ONE in stand-alone mode, all of your preferred camera settings for aperture, shutter speed, ISO, metering, white balance, etc. are preserved, exactly as you set them in the iOS app. For example, if you prefer to capture portraits at f/1.8, the camera will always be ready at f/1.8 when you pull it out of your pocket. And because the DxO ONE has a physical shutter button, it works even if you're wearing gloves. So when you're on the slopes, set the camera to 1/4000s (or higher), then when you pull the camera out of your ski jacket the DxO ONE is immediately ready to freeze fast action.
"During an assignment for Rolls-Royce Motor Cars I had the misfortune of seriously injuring myself during a biking accident," said Robert Leslie, professional photographer and amateur cyclist. "Much to my client's surprise I was able to complete the studio session and capture some incredible images while using the DxO ONE in the new stand-alone mode. Now what other camera in the world lets you do a professional shoot whilst your arm is in a sling with a broken collar bone?"
Version 1.3 also introduces a host of other features including motion blur alert, and an elegant new way to dial in white balance, metering and focus modes, which can also be viewed as overlays in the viewfinder along with your iPhone battery level. Browsing photos is faster than ever, with the gallery now sorted in the same order as in iOS Photos. You can be sure your images were successfully shared thanks to a new visual confirmation message, and you can set a preferred JPEG compression level for photos, and bitrate for videos. Of note, an innovative Message Center now provides a direct connection to DxO, with in-app access to current information designed to help you get the most out of your DxO ONE.
DxO ONE owners are invited to download and install version 1.3, which is available as a free update via the iTunes App Store. New firmware, also immediately available, can be downloaded to the iPhone and installed on the DxO ONE with a simple tap.
Pricing & Availability
The DxO ONE Miniaturized Pro Quality Camera™ for iPhone® and iPad® is available for purchase at dxo.com, Amazon, Apple online and select Apple stores in the US, B&H and other respected photo retailers for the new low price of $499.
The DxO ONE iOS app and companion Apple Watch app are both available for free via the iTunes App Store. Every purchase of a DxO ONE camera also includes free access to simple, but powerful desktop processing software — DxO Connect for Mac and PC, and the new DxO OpticsPro for OS X Photos. DxO FilmPack and DxO OpticsPro are available for purchase separately.
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Finally I have bought one to try it out for myself. Fact is, the image quality is better than with my Canon G7x when outdoor shooting. I suppose this is due to the better prime lens in the DXO.
But handling did not satifsfy me. With iPhone connected ist is cumbersome and not fast enough to install. Without iPhone as a standalone device I had hard times to get the horizon straight. For indoor photography I missed the image stabilization and flash. Switching on takes slightly to long and autofocus is rather slow. Furthermore it needs to be chargeble with the lightning cabe as a dedicated iPhone gadged. In the end I sold it. But I think a Mark II version with faster operation speed, IS, and build in flash would be nice as a standalone device.
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I like mine. It's super portable and renders stunning jpegs. The update with the framing assist makes it even more useful. There are some usability quirks, but overall I'm happy with it and especially like to carry it as a travel camera. Haters may hate, but it doesn't diminish my joy.
I think the DxO has gotten a bad rap from the get go, but then I haven't used it. It sounds like they needed to work more bugs out before introducing it, but having a 1" with a 35mm f/1.8 is a great combo to the phone's 29mm f/2.2: a 28mm would be a bit redundant.
Following Fuji's example of continual development through firmware updates, I think that DxO should be commended for things like this. As for this vs. NFC vs. Bluetooth, this SEEMS like it should be the most instantaneous connection as long as glitches get worked out. The biggest problem is really the shaky connection between camera and phone.
I don't thinks this iPhone accessory had enough coverage on this site. We should have weekly DXO feature, if not two a week.
They could even feature the "Other buyings options" (sigh!) which, according to the Pricegrabber widget on this page include "Disney's Tinker Bell Crystal ''I Do Believe in Fairies'' Layered Disc Pendant Necklace One Size". Whatever that is.
Yes, weekly DXO feature and the daily Sony feature. Or are we up to the every 16 hour Sony feature at this point? And if Sony tells them the pictures aren't good enough they have updated galleries in 48 hours and the poor quality video just gets deleted in total.
Things that make you go 'hmmmmm'.
Have to say it, and I read it here on someones signature so here goes...
"Camera's are like cats, if you have more than 3 you're crazy"
From the REAL users:
"This was a joke. We purchased the item and it kept freezing every time we connected it to the phone and the only way to turn it back on was to press the small reset button. The camera would again work for 2-3 images and freeze again...
DxO has a 30 day refund policy and due to the fact that I never used the camera when it arrived and took the camera with me when travelling assuming it works, by the time I returned (and was not able to use the camera during our vacation) the 30 days was over."
"The device froze right out of the box, just after I plugged it in my iPhone, and it got very warm. I couldn't find a way to reset it or shut it off. The battery finally drained after a couple of hours. I'll try this again once fully charged, but if I still have some problems, it's going back."
Wat a joke.
Real user here. Works perfectly for me. It's even getting better with more new features with every update.
I had it freeze on me twice back in the beginning, but that's been fixed with an update because it's never happened again.
I don't understand why you are hating so much on something you've never owned. If it's not the camera for you, fine, but why are you on such a mission to convince other people it's not for them either?
Seriously, why put so much effort into taking the time to copy and paste cherry-picked negative reviews by people you don't know on Amazon about a camera you've never even used, and ignore all the positive reviews? And why only provide a link to the 1 star reviews when there are four times as many 5 star reviews?
Haven't you got anything better to do? I sure do have better things to do than always being aggravated into defending my camera against an army of trolls on every article, when I'd much rather be discussing the firmware update and new features.
Funny how a good portion of those 1 star comments are from folks who didn't buy the camera. I'm not saying there aren't any authentic bad reviews, but if you are really curious, just try the darn thing out for yourself. Like I've said before, it's a useful photographic tool for what it is, despite it's limitations. As people of photography, you guys should know better. You can't have everything with every camera. It doesn't work that way.
It was a simple question, as I found out that all positive reviews came from free samples. It always surprises me when "professional" photographer, as those quoted in DXO press release, who usually charge few thousands dollars for session will sell their integrity for free phone accessory.
I'm absolutely astonished at the trolls always claiming conspiracy theories when users happy with their purchase counteract their trolling, or if DPR happens to give the object of their derision a good review.
So not only am I now being asked if I was bribed, I'm also being accused of not being a real person?? If you ask me, these questions need to be asked of those who don't own the camera but appear to be on a mission to convince others to not to buy it. Why would anyone even bother to do that, if not paid to?
I sold my RX100 to buy the DxO ONE. Never liked the RX100. Love the DxO ONE.
Couldn't wait to get rid of the RX100. Can't wait to upgrade the DxO ONE with wide angle and macro adapters.
Trolls keep posting "fools should buy an RX100 instead, ha ha ha". In my case (as well as David Zamora it seems), I have done the exact opposite to this and am very happy so any such 'advice' just comes across as totally clueless trolling.
Obelix, I had already stated in a previous comment that I was very happy with my purchase so there was absolutely no need for you to ask me again in the form of an accusatory question to try and impugn me.
I am absolutely totally sick and tired of being forced to defend my camera choice to trolls.
I've been through this before. Look back several years in my posting history to see this is deja vu all over again now exactly the same thing with EVERY SINGLE Ricoh GXR review and article not just here on DPR but ON THE ENTIRE FREAKING INTERNET being flooded by trolls who had never even touched the camera but were on a mission to hate on it.
Even just mentioning the GXR now I fully expect a troll response dissing it all these years later from someone who's never even touched one.
Seriously, there were trolls here when this DxO ONE was launched saying it was made of cheap plastic. Just proves they are just full of manure, so you're questioniong the motives of the wrong person.
It's funny how any time the DxO One pops up, people who have never used the camera come out blazing with the hate. And to be candid, I hated on the DxO One when it was in pre-production. I thought it was a pointless iphone accessory that would fail. Then I go on vacation and begin wishing I hand't brought my compact camera with me. An entire day at Disney with the RX100 III strapped around my neck was actually starting to become bothersome. Then I started thinking about how much I wouldn't mind the DxO One. So, I pre order it. It's buggy and it's slow. The app crashes. But then, I see the photos. WOW. Then, I forget it's sitting in my pocket. NICE. To be able to instantly edit the photos in VSCO and upload these great looking images to social media. EXCELLENT. Realization sets in. This camera is perfect for travel, despite all of the quarks. Try it before you knock it guys. That's all I'm saying. The best camera is simply the tool that accomplishes your goal.
Great points to consider , am intrigued by this little guy as a extra camera when I go out and do my work ..like my go pro , iPhone 6, all of which I use , in addition to my dslr , it is all about image making and each has its quirks and creates interesting and useful images for printing and so on ..and wth was that other fools point ?
I remember the first days with Fuji X100. The firmware was quite crappy, but at the end of the day, in spite of all the frustration, I had better photos than before.
I believe that there might be reasons for someone for using something, that is yet not perfect, but is getting better with each update.
Too bad this camera is gear toward RAW shooters and using DXO mark software. The die hard RAW fan and phone camera only crowd. I had with me just didn't feel like processing RAW, just shot JPG with my phone.... Just a hardware gimmick for software.
I use Aperture.
It's nice they give it to you for free with the camera, but there's no law saying you have to use DxO Optics Pro with the DxO ONE.
With the benefit of hindsight, and the added caveat that I haven't seen it working, Nikon's SnapBridge seems like a better way to crack this particular nut.
Yet another bit of evidence that nobody is quite sure what the smartphone-augmenting camera market really wants... and it probably isn't on the verge of becoming a huge market. I think DxO's hack for stand-alone use is pretty clever, and seems very usable, but it's not a lot more size or expense to use a designed-as-standalone camera that has good wireless cell-phone connectivity....
PS: Somebody should make a cheap little clip-on eyecup/magnifier so the tiny screen can become a half-decent EVF.
Cmon, enough hate on the DXOne. Yes it might be pricey, but so be it. It's different, and no one is forcing you to buy it. Any updates to a system should always be appreciated, especially when it's free and adds new features. And yes there are larger sensor formats available, but when does that end? "Yeah that's not a professional photo cause it wasn't taken with a Crop sensor/Full Frame/Medium Format/8x10/The Hubble Telescope." There's more to a photo than the equipment that's used to capture it. And hell, money making pictures that were taken with more convulsed, worse quality cams have been done before. So let it be. No it's not a DSLR nor will you see giant telephotos attached to this thing (I hope) but it's still a camera, and sometimes that's all you need.
Or just get a real enthusiast pocket camera with a big, bright screen and better IQ for the same price and call it a day.
Do you think before you comment ? Do you really know anything about photography? or talk so much that you have convinced yourself that you know something ? When in actuality if you just waited a ten count you might see how mistaken you are & then not say such silly things and call it a day ..
Hitting a nerve is the objective of trolling, so you have every right to feel smug about yourself.
Actually that's not entirely accurate because the nerve you hit isn't about the camera, more about being a goading annoyance. So more like:
Getting people to react to your goading is the objective of trolling, so you have every right to feel smug about yourself. Job done. You got me too, twice now.
Just like full frame shooters should get a Pentax 645Z and lug it around on hikes at 4 am for better sunrise photos. Makes total sense. For everyone. Always. All the time.
Big phone sticking out to reach the camera's full potential?
How about a dual-core 2.25GHz A9X iPad Pro with quad-core graphics and M9 motion coprocessor with 12.9" 264ppi Retina display.
'Big' phone, pah. ;)
Just in case you didn't buy one when they first came out, this update will remind you that you made the correct decision..
I notice the only negatives about this camera are from those who have never even touched one. I'm extremely happy with mine. Even with the expected price drop I'm still happy as I believe I've already gotten more than that value out of it, and will continue to do so.
I'm especially looking forward to possible macro and wide-angle adapters for it so I'm not interested in the new DLs and won't be needing my Nikon 1 system either or DSLRs any more. This camera plus a fullframe system (mirrorless or DSLR) would be the complete package.
I'm glad that you are able to get use out of it and enjoy the results.
For me, I don't need to touch it. I can tell by looking at it and how others hold it that it really isn't designed well enough for me. Perhaps if my hand had to be amputated and I ended up with one of those prosthetic hooks it would be more ergonomic...
I use it almost exclusively standalone as per in the photo of the mountain-climber above. It's the most practical and easiest camera to hold and use I've ever owned. Except I don't hold it like they do in that image with my fingertips.
I grip it either like a small aerosol can or airbrush and and use my index finger to press the shutter release, or hold it like a remote-control and use my thumb. Mostly the latter.
Yes. Absolutely. It's frankly fake marketing that DXO doesn't warn you that you need to be Captain Hook to use this camera. We all have to learn the hard way, I guess.
Looks nice, but it's still too expensive. It's the perfect always-with-you camera for quick snaps in good light.
I don't know about the framing guide, but the climber sure looks like Barney Britton !!!
Fun fact - that is me in the picture! And the horse with the blue eye in the DxO gallery? Also one of ours :-)
We had some great fun that day...
It looks like a good device. However, every time I read a Dxo One ad with that kind of hyperbole -"professional quality", "pro-quality camera", "professional shoot" - WOW guys, I'm sure you bring the same balanced assessment to your reviews of the products of other manufacturers products.
"Pro quality" is obviously an entirely empty and meaningless statement now.
It has an RX100 III 1" sensor packed inside with a fixed glass lens. For what it is, it can potentially make great images in the right hands. Here's a shot I took while walking around NYC a few months back. https://flic.kr/p/F68WYs
@David Zamora looks like every backlit cellphone photo I have ever taken... blown sky, underexposed shadows, you totally killed the dynamic range in post processing
Don't get me wrong, it's a nice picture and all, but it's not really a good example of what the camera is capable of.
Well, in that regard, based on ergonomics and usability, no. It's not a professional or enthusiast camera. Call it a novelty with great potential. But, I definitely would not compare it to anything that comes out of a smart phone. The glass and sensor in those devices are not as good as the DxO One. But, with some clever processing, you can make any image look great, despite the hardware used to capture the image. I will say this. If you don't care to have a camera with you while traveling, this is the camera you want to take. Sure, it sounds like an oxymoron, but think about it. It's a camera, without actually being a camera.
At the end of the day, it is a professional camera if it is marketed to professionals and they buy it for use on professional work. This site's job is to evaluate the technical claims made by a manufacturer and see if they have merit. Trying to formally define the line between enthusiast and pro is not fruitful. If the manufacturer markets a camera for the enthusiast market, that is how it will be reviewed, etc. Plenty of decades old cameras can serve in a professional workflow today, but are toys compared to modern cameras. The technical details are really what matter on this site in my opinion. You can decide if a device fits in your workflow regardless of marketing.
wlad - the amount of detail in the windows on the far away buildings would be a stretch for any mobile device, IMO. But to be fair, sure, it's processed. And to be more fair, there is not a single photo that comes out of any camera I own, be it film or digital, that I do not process for a 'look'. There is nothing wrong with this, nor did I post it for critical analysis. I think it's a great shot that came out of a great camera. I think that's fair.
Really enjoying the new standalone feature. It's a genius idea, considering that the DxO One was really only designed to be used when paired with the iPhone. And, I can say that it works exactly as intended. It's funny how effective the tiny fingernail sized screen is. It actually allows you to frame the subject accurately. It's convenient when wanting to quickly power up the One and take a super quick photo. The best thing about this feature is that is simply works.
Here's a quick vid of me sharing the new feature with my brother, who is also a photographer.
Genius?! Live view finally arrives and it's in monochrome, of course. That and the camera remembering its settings and there must surely be talk of a Nobel prize. Well, alright then!
Well done deconstructing the word genius and packaging a Nobel Peace Prize comparison to make your point. It's great for what it is...can you settle with that? Buy it, use it and you'll perhaps you'll understand that it's actually useful. DxO LEVERAGING their OLED low res screen for this purpose IS genius.
Awww...comeon Paul....
You know a Nobel prize winning photographer will buy this and take it on his next pro shoot as his only camera!
It's that good!
Frankin phone camera.
And to have designed it only for an iPhone to start with.
Wow! What a smart design.
(And now it's been upgraded!)
We're impressed all to pieces.
But I thought iPhones were so good you didn't need a Frankin camera to attach to it!
DxO must have not thought so!
There are other Nobel prizes, of course. Now, if it contributed to global peace that *would* be genius.
...trying hard to imitate a real camera!
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A year ago I would have probably written something like this about Stevens:
"Stay away. Stay far away from this guy."
But now I think the Bucs must try and keep him for a couple of reasons.
First, Anthony Becht seems intent on trying free agency. He's another one of those "voidable contract" players and he's already said he wants to tests the waters. He caught five passes. Losing him isn't the worst thing in the world.
But, with only Alex Smith under contract, depth becomes a concern if Becht does leave. Stevens can probably be had for less than $1 million, as he caught only 18 passes in 2007.
But it's the quality of his finish that makes me think the Bucs should re-sign him.
Stevens caught 10 of his passes during the season's final five weeks — once he finally had the fallout from his Arizona DUI arrest and conviction behind him. He did miss one game due to a NFL suspension. But when he returned he caught eight passes for 103 yards and three touchdowns in the season's final two games.
Stevens is a massive target whose hands are better than advertised. He's not the best blocker on earth, but he can get the job done when required.
If he's re-signed it will be his second year in Gruden's offense. And it appears to me that players tend to have better numbers the longer he's in their offense. The playbook is so complicated that it appears that players need more than a season to get comfortable, especially if they're free agents. Plus, Gruden trusts players he's been around longer and he even admitted that only in the season's final weeks did he develop a comfort level with Stevens.
Stevens is the type of free agent the Bucs like — cheap and with upside. Stevens seems to like it in Tampa Bay and the offense, late in the season, agreed with him. The Bucs should seek to extend their arrangement.
I expected Stevens to get a new deal. What I did not expect was what else the Bucs did with the position.
The Bucs signed John Gilmore away from Chicago and Ben Troupe away from Tennessee in March. Gilmore is considered the quintessential blocking tight end and the Bucs thought so well of him that they pursued him on the first night of free agency.
Troupe is a solid pass-catching tight end that the Bucs graded highly coming out of the University of Florida. Troupe became lost as Bo Scaife became one of Vince Young's favorite targets.
So now the Bucs have a plethora of options — starter Alex Smith, Stevens, Gilmore and Troupe. The question now is whether the Bucs will keep all of them, and Smith's contract — this is his last year — complicates matters.
Say all four make the roster. How on earth do you split the snaps? Smith and Stevens have the most experience with the offense, which gives both an advantage. Gilmore is probably the best blocker and won't need extensive knowledge of the offense to be effective. Troupe is trying to learn a new offense and carve out playing time at a competitive position.
And all four could make the roster. The Bucs aren't exactly stacked at wide receiver, and Gruden likes to use two tight end sets on a regular basis. There have been times the past two years in which Gruden has kept four tight ends.
When the regular season begins though, I expect Stevens to be on the roster as Smith's backup. I think the progress he made in the system last year will show up in training camp and preseason.
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Morgan Stanley is a leading global financial services firm providing a wide range of investment banking, securities, investment management and wealth management services. The Firm's employees serve clients worldwide including corporations, governments and individuals from more than 1,200 offices in 43 countries.
As a market leader, the talent and passion of our people is critical to our success. Together, we share a common set of values by always keeping the clients interest first and giving back through investing in the future of our communities and our Firm. We encourage our employees to act with integrity, while leading with exceptional ideas. Morgan Stanley can provide a superior foundation for building a professional career - a place for people to learn, to achieve and grow. A philosophy that balances personal lifestyles, perspectives and needs is an important part of our culture. Our DNA, our culture and our history are rooted in serving our clients.
Primary Responsibilities: Establish and maintain effective client relationships in order to deliver world class services to both internal and external clients across multiple products. External client interaction to include support associated with Cash Management, Stock Plans, Account Surveillance and Fraud Prevention, Technology Support i.e. Morgan Stanley Online registration, navigation and maintenance. Internal client interactions also provided to Financial Advisors, Branches, and other internal employees. By gaining experience in these areas we also deliver strong results for our shareholders, build long-term value for our clients and offer highly attractive career opportunities for our employees.
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- Financial services/banking/ brokerage experience preferred
- Bachelor degree is preferred
- Exceptional phone conversation skills (Must be willing to work in a setting that requires 100% phone based interaction)
- Able to perform efficiently in a fast-paced, changing environment, handling a wide variety of tasks
- Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and excellent follow-up skills
- Ability to be self-motivated and succeed in a team atmosphere
- Candidates must have flexibility in work schedule
- Bilingual candidates a plus (Bilingual candidates must be fluent in BOTH English and Spanish)
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