DNG files in EDIUS 7

[baddgsx]

How about DNG files? We shot yesterday with the FS700 7Q combo to 4k dng files and tried to upload to Edius 7.2 Didnt work. Im trying to come up with a workflow to change those raw files to canopus edius HQX fine files.

Thanks,
Chris

[GrassValley_PS]

If you want to upload a very short example somewhere, I can check.

[Jerry]

Do you have this installed on your system?

http://www.adobe.com/support/downloa...atform=Windows
Give it a try and see if you can see the files. I don't have a problem with DNG files, such as files from the BM camera. I don't know if the Odyssey files are different.

BM DNG samples:
http://fil.io/FL5v4/Raw%20DNG%20sample%20from%20BMPCC

dng EXAMPLE.jpg

[GrassValley_SL]

Correct if you install that DNG work in EDIUS. I have posted this before. :)

[baddgsx]

I installed the Adobe codec and now can see the files but they are all pics. Do i have to used an alternate software to upload the pictures into a video file? Im getting sooo close, lol.

Thanks,
Chris

[Jerry]

Just mark in and out points and export to the codec of your choice.

[GrassValley_SL]

You can also import them as a image sequence will show up as 1 file. At import select sequence clip and then select the DNG images.
But exporting to HQX as example would be a good choice and faster in the workflow.

[baddgsx]

thanks guys!!! ill try that tonight, very excited!!!

[GrassValley_SL]

If you have imported them as a sequence you can also covert it in the bin.

[Liverpool TV]

You may want to try out one of the trials of the CineForm codec, as your intermediate. Edius will see the codec and it can also be processed with First Light for grading, or other apps that see CineForm. Due to the meta nature of CineForm, you can edit in Edius and grade as you go along without disturbing the edit or getting into esoteric workflows between the edit and grade, as an option. Transferring to HQX as your intermediate will negate some of the features of the DNG, but the CineForm intermediate will allow editing in Edius and still allow further fundamental processing of the picture.