Has anyone come up with a software or some way to playback the native RAW files from these cameras yet?
Something like this vimeo video shows(or something in like a VLC player)
https://vimeo.com/67542994#comment_9394519
Also, has anyone come up with a solution to use native raw files in adobe(premiere/after effects) OTHER than Ginger HDR plug in?
the same restrictions apply to raw video as to raw photos.
those are not meant for direct viewing and require post processing.
so i dont think someone is going to make a file reader for vlc.
but who knows....
Quote from: g3gg0 on June 27, 2013, 10:38:30 PM
the same restrictions apply to raw video as to raw photos.
those are not meant for direct viewing and require post processing.
so i dont think someone is going to make a file reader for vlc.
but who knows....
I guess I'm the only one who believes it would be nice to view shots before editing...
Would be cool to find the keepers and throw aways without having to pull them all into premiere/AE...
by the way, I can view raw photos without photoshop/lightroom
it would be helpful of course.
but especially since the file format is not considered stable, not many groups are developing stuff for it.
this might change as soon the "final" format has figured out.
there are a lot of theories how to design the container format so that writing data is most performant.
Quote from: g3gg0 on June 27, 2013, 10:45:26 PM
it would be helpful of course.
but especially since the file format is not considered stable, not many groups are developing stuff for it.
this might change as soon the "final" format has figured out.
there are a lot of theories how to design the container format so that writing data is most performant.
I can understand that. I hope the individual who uploaded the vimeo video I posted above releases what he claims he's come up with. He came here, showed it working and has since uploaded a 2nd video showing it working and disappeared. smh
as of now just use batchelor to make a cineform proxy plus a dng sequence, or make cinemadng manually.
Quote from: fatpig on June 28, 2013, 01:15:19 AM
as of now just use batchelor to make a cineform proxy plus a dng sequence, or make cinemadng manually.
thats a lot to do for EVERY clip, only to find which ones I do or don't want to keep. Especially given the sizes.
If I went through that trouble, I might as well start the edit.
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@aaphotog
What (I think) you are in need of is pretty much the same as what I was speculating about. My suggestion was a very simple RAW trimmer (or editor) but also thought a preview function would help. I explain it in the linked post. I would love to see this happen. Check out my little post:
http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=6773.msg55180#msg55180 (http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=6773.msg55180#msg55180)