Raw batch through adobe media encoder

[Danne]

I just fooled around with trying to export the raw via the ginger hdr direct import plug-in (demoversion) and come up with a way to use adobe media encoder to batch-export to any format from within adobe media encoder.

By adding the ginger plug-in folder to the adobe media encoder plug in common folder, the same way it,s done when adding it to the premiere pro folder. I can simply drag and drop all the raw files to the encoder making all the settings from there. Awesome!

Somebody made a tutorial how to create a ProRes template here. Rather slow but he gets the point out, eventually
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFpfuv7HCvQ

[eyeland]

What are you converting the RAW to? DNG? or straight to video?

[Danne]

ProRes mostly, but you can do tiff, jpeg, png aswell. Not dng though

[Farmwalker]

ML .RAW in Adobe Media Encoder batch conforms a treat!!! ProRes 444 mmmmmm hmmmmmm...

Ginger HDR rocks! When demo licence expires im signing up.

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[Grifter]

very handy sounding.
How long would it take to convert say 1 minute of raw to a high quality h.264 (or something else) with a half decent machine?

[AnotherDave]

AWESOME!

I've just started testing it all out.  There is one issue though, how can you adjust the white balance of the .raw file? Is there a way to add a log-gamma lut to it?

Thanks.

[Danne]

Nope, don,t think so. I just use it for proxyconversion. Later I do a master and replace with after effects composition and start doin whitebalance and som gamma correction in acr with my dngfiles