Recording RAW at 30FPS?

[aaphotog]

I just recorded a bunch of clips. I had FPS override set to 23.976, but for some reason, when I extracted the dngs and brought them into after effects, it automatically showed my footage being imported as 30fps. I have changed this to the desired fps, but is there a reason that its displaying 30? I believe the camera is recording my clips at 30fps, is there a program that will tell me what fps the raw footage was shot in?

EDIT: Raw2ng(the gui for mac) used to show the information for the raw that it was converting. with the 0.13 build, it no longer does. Any idea as to why?

[kgv5]

It is 30 by default. Right click >interpret footage>main>enter 23,976 (or anything you want)

Go to preferences>import>sequence footage> enter 23,976

You can check your clips via for example mediainfo app.

[aaphotog]

It is 30 by default. Right click >interpret footage>main>enter 23,976 (or anything you want)

Go to preferences>import>sequence footage> enter 23,976

You can check your clips via for example mediainfo app.

I did that already... come to think about it, it may have been on my other computer, though.

[spider]

No program can analyse the time difference between the frames, but raw2dng show the fps while converting. But it will show the same as the camera.

[aaphotog]

No program can analyse the time difference between the frames, but raw2dng show the fps while converting. But it will show the same as the camera.

thats what I used to see, but I didn't see it this time. I also didn't look until the conversion was done. Maybe that's why

Just tried to convert another file, and while it was converting all I see in the raw2dng app was "file supported"