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I recently shoot some MLV video and I used raw2cdng for batch conversion to DNG. The first N number of videos looked good but then the rest has almost no info in the red channel. I also generated proxy jpg files and they look fine (even better than for the good videos - they look as shot while for the good videos the proxies are really dark) I somehow managed to get good and bad results for one of the videos, but the rest is either bad or good no matter on which computer I convert it. I uploaded the video, the dng files (only first frame) and jpg proxies here:   
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B5P1c_VQnmRYfm1xOU5XcTlZT3hsaFhYcGJOa0xWSEpnajNaZUhFYUxra1E5WUZFeFpoRDg&usp=sharing 

The video was the last one to fit on the SD card and as it ran out of space it tried to split the file, therefore there are multiple files for videos, but this is not the issue since I have the same problem with other videos as well.

bnvm in the CinemaDNG discussion (http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=5618.275) said: 

I have seen green shifting with cdng's as well. I believe it is from incorrect color matrix data in the meta data. I tried a sequence in another app and got a green shift, setting the app to not use the color matrix fixed the issue. I guess it is possible that the magenta shifting is from the same issue.

but I am not sure if my problem is the one he is talking about and if so I have no idea how to disable the color matrix.

MLRawViewer doesn't have this problem so I believe the files should have all the info in them. I hope some of you know how to fix this problem. Thanks in advance

Hello,
I am little bit lost in this sea of informations:
What is the best way to shoot RAW with 650D?
- MLV or RAW?
- what maximum resolution is possible for continuous recording? (with a good card)
- what other programs do I need for postprocessing? (Pink dot removal tool, raw to dng...)

Thank you very much!