How do I send a raw video file?

There are 3 primary options for handling deliveries that are greater than 20 GB in file size.

1. Put it on a hard drive and ship it through the mail.
2. Courier your hard drive or hand deliver it.
3. Send the data using an online file transfer tool.

How do I process raw files?

How to process raw images (steps 1-6)

1. 01 Adjust the exposure. Open your raw file.
2. 02 Tweak the contrast. For a healthy range of tones from black shadows through to bright highlights, drag Blacks to 10.
3. 03 Colour and detail.
4. 04 Add a graduated filter.
5. 05 Draw a gradient.
6. 06 Selective adjustment.

Can you print raw files?

Can I print a raw file? Most consumer photo labs will not print raw files. Professional labs also do not print from raw files. The acceptable file format for print is high resolution JPEG or in some cases TIFF – both of which you can easily export copies of from your raw files.

Can a raw video file be processed by a video editor?

The RAW video files cannot currently be processed directly by any video editor. Each RAW file encapsulates the frames in DNG format so we need to extract these frames first:

How to process raw images the right way?

When you shoot in your camera’s raw format, the image is crammed full of information regarding the scene’s colours and tones. Only by processing your raw format files in Photoshop’s Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) editor can you really assess the quality of the images and create a perfect picture.

Where do I find the raw video files?

Instructions: In Windows just drag and drop the RAW video files to this exe and it will extract the dng frames in the directory where the RAw2dng.exe file is located. If your card is formatted inside the camera, it will have FAT32 format in which case the RAW files will be split in 4GB chunks.

What’s the procedure for shooting a raw video?

The procedure of shooting raw video is not so different from shooting regular video. You engage the Record Start/Stop function, during which your camera records the video, and then disengage the record Start/Stop to end the recording.