Goodnight. I was surprised to see that it is impossible to access the original Raw files on the hard drive, the only option that gives DJI is to export files using windows exporter or cinelight. The partition is hidden, talking to some experts have told me that this issue is completely illegal and should denounce, DJI will do something about it to access those files?
Regards.

Oh right....these "experts", did they happen to say and explain exactly what was illegal about having files in a hidden partition?
What part of mystical IT law does it contravene.
Perhaps you could enlighten us all.

Another trolling post.

Your "experts" has no idea what they are talking about. Maybe they are not experts when it comes to video? Many other high-end cam manufacturers uses their own proprietary systems like this. Nothing new. Nothing illegal.

As Dronie.dk has indicated, proprietary programs for cameras by the manufacturer is not a new nor is it illegal. It's the same concept as Apple using iTunes as their proprietary system for importing music onto an iPod. Both Cinelight and the Camera Exporter are free programs, which you can choose to use a different editing program once you have extracted the footage from the SSD drive.