Adobe DNG converter can't recognized .dng my Pocket Raw file!!
Anyone has this problem ?

Ignored this picture !

I found this, you can batch processing all your Timelapse/Motionlapse RAW file !
I tested briefly and it works.

https://www.darktable.org/install/

This site tell you how to batch processing after you adjust one photo's color/contrast/exposure etc.

https://photo.stackexchange.com/ ... -files-in-darktable

Hope that helps...

PatLam Posted at 11-10 06:46
I found this, you can batch processing all your Timelapse/Motionlapse RAW file !
I tested briefly and it works.

Thanks for sharing

Hello there PatLam. I am sorry for the trouble this caused before and for sharing these information and these links on how you have fixed the said issue. This thread will be a very big help to our fellow DJI Members whoa are facing the same issue. Have a safe and a happy filming always.

PatLam Posted at 11-10 04:37
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Is there actually anything to convert?
Digital NeGative files are open source and should be able to be read within Photoshop with no conversion.
The DNG convertor converts raw file formats that are not DNG such as Nikon NEF files to DNG.
That should not be needed.

Ray.

Ray-CubeAce Posted at 11-10 22:52
Is there actually anything to convert?
Digital NeGative files are open source and should be able to be read within Photoshop with no conversion.
The DNG convertor converts raw file formats that are not DNG such as Nikon NEF files to DNG.

Adobe Raw converter can't read the .dng file. It can't see any file from the Raw at all.
So I found other solution which fit me well.

I may try GIMP for this purpose too.

If you don't shoot RAW, it is OK !
or, When your Raw converter can read and convert the .dng, it is fine as well.

PatLam Posted at 11-11 03:17
Adobe Raw converter can't read the .dng file. It can't see any file from the Raw at all.
So I found other solution which fit me well.

I'm quite certain this is not the case. I've managed to use the DNG files for my timelapse which I had put up a video.

Are you on v13?

PatLam Posted at 11-11 03:17
Adobe Raw converter can't read the .dng file. It can't see any file from the Raw at all.
So I found other solution which fit me well.

Adobe raw converter is not a photo editing package. It converts raw files to DNG.
The files are already DNG files. They can be read by some of the oldest copies of Photoshop.



Here is one of my DJI DNG files open in Photoshop RAW editor.

Ray.

Take a look at the #2 picture, this is what I download from Photoshop !

Am I missing something ??

#3 showed, it can't even see the image at all.

Have you used Adobe DNG Converter in the past successfully with other raw files? DJI raw files do not need to go through the DNG Converter as it can be read by Photoshop or Lightroom as is.

PatLam Posted at 11-11 08:33
Take a look at the #2 picture, this is what I download from Photoshop !

Am I missing something ??

It's looking for RAW format files not DNG files.
DNG is open source format raw with no additional propriety  encoding with a manufactures  additional encoding for things like embedded sharpening values. To  mimic the results of the settings the camera would use if shooting jpeg images. An encoded DGN file is a manufacturers own coding of such data and needs to be decoded. Normally this is only able to be done by the camera manufacturers own software and can't be read by other software. That is what the DNG convertor tries to do. Read the encoded information which is why over the years it is updated to allow for new camera files.
The DJI products do not encode such information into their DNG files so there is nothing for the converter to read or decode. A DJI DNG file should be able to be read by any RAW file photo editor without any additional decoding needed.
Ray.

I am using Photoshop CS2, the picture showed only picture icon, it can't be opened nor thumbnail !

PatLam Posted at 11-12 06:13
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I am using Photoshop CS2, the picture showed only picture icon, it can't be opened nor thumbnail !

It could be a file size limit. It may be too large for Ps2 to handle.
CS2 came out in 2005.

By no way I will subscribe Photoshop. I am using it too seldom.
DNG File is only 23mb, can't be too big to handle. Must be just too old.