What software works well to edit DJI RAW files? I see Lightroom mentioned often but can't see the DJI cameras are on the supported list.

I have edited raw files in both Lightroom (desktop version) and Photoshop.

Adobe Bridge / Camera RAW / Photoshop

You don't need software that supports the lens profile.
It's just a little more convenient to correct distortion/vignetting that way.

I use ACDSee - it's easy to use and I hate subscription software...

If you aren't equipped to edit raw images, are you sure that you want to?
Despite the common recommendation that raw is "best", I would suggest (heretically) that shooting jpg images is all that most users need most of the time.

Labroides Posted at 2018-5-7 00:54
If you aren't equipped to edit raw images, are you sure that you want to?
Despite the common recommendation that raw is "best", I would suggest (heretically) that shooting jpg images is all that most users need most of the time.

Yea.. True what Labroides say.
For "allround" photos JPG is ok, maybe with minor post corrections. If you
know what you do, RAW is amazing, but not nessesary.
For an example, I use RAW when shooting inspection pictures of components at
outdoor 60KV high voltage centers. This because I need to "pull out" the details in
shadows etc for my customer.
  

Try RawTherapee and see if it does what you need, i find it working just fine with the P4P photos.
Also there is a free piece of software called darktable that might do it for you, the windows version is not that good, you don't mention what OS you're using.

Thanks for the replies all.  I've been working with RAW for ages because of the control it gives you but I found yesterday that UFRAW wasn't playing too nice with the DNG's from the P4A (weird distortions, & colour).  I've edited a load of images with RawTherapee this morning and the results are amazing.  RawThereapy will be my editor from now on along with GIMP.  I might try Lightroom sometime.

helidan Posted at 2018-5-7 03:25
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Nice picture! Well done!

DJI Thor Posted at 2018-5-13 23:36
Nice picture! Well done!

Thank you!

This particular landmark is slowly being lost to the sea off the coast of West Wales UK, every winter the storms give it a pounding!!

helidan Posted at 2018-5-17 10:51
Thank you!

This particular landmark is slowly being lost to the sea off the coast of West Wales UK, every winter the storms give it a pounding!!

What a pity! But that's the power of nature, and the lucky thing is that the image saves what it used to be.

helidan Posted at 2018-5-7 03:25
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The arch in Malta has now gone. The sea is a powerful force of nature.