After years of dealing with DNG files I've just discovered that DJI Zenmuse X5S is not on a list of supported cameras by Adobe Camera Raw software. It wasn't acually a issue since all possible combinations with approved Olympus or Panasonic lenses produced readable RAW files ... Until recently that is, when I tried highly acclaimed Sigma Contemporary Series lenses on this camera. DNG files are corrupted, exhibiting horrible RGB colours shift ... I know, DJI never considered these lenses to be mountable on X5S, but - perhaps - it is possible to arrange camera recognition by this professional software package. At least ...

Update: meanwhile Adobe team discovered that "the baked-in WarpRectilinear opcode is applied incorrectly". The culprit is Dewarp toggle switch, hidden in Go 4 app video settings page. When switched off, DNG stills recorded by X5S camera are displayed properly in Camera Raw.

After years of dealing with DNG files I've just discovered that DJI Zenmuse X5S is not on a list of supported cameras by Adobe Camera Raw software. It wasn't acually a issue since all possible combinations with approved Olympus or Panasonic lenses produced readable RAW files ... Until recently that is, when I tried highly acclaimed Sigma Contemporary Series lenses on this camera. DNG files are corrupted, exhibiting horrible RGB colours shift ... I know, DJI never considered these lenses to be mountable on X5S, but - perhaps - it is possible to arrange camera recognition by this professional software package. At least ...

Update: meanwhile Adobe team discovered that "the baked-in WarpRectilinear opcode is applied incorrectly". The culprit is Dewarp toggle switch, hidden in Go 4 app video settings page. When switched off, DNG stills recorded by X5S camera are displayed properly in Camera Raw.