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Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") ' Select where to store the files and conversions Projname = UserInput( "Enter project name: " ) ' Input Project name to create folder? Or just for EXIFTOOL? 'Batch file to Copy and Convert ML Raw footage to a specified location using drag and dropĭim arg, newarg(), projname, destfolder, wshShell, i, response, objShell, objFolder, objFolderItem VBS file and then you can drag and drop your files from the CF card onto it: I also copied some functions I found on the Internet, and left those credits in there. This is not complete, as I want to add the additional options on the menu, but for those who don't care, here you have the current incarnation. Novemat 10:18PM, Edited September 4, 8:21AMĪnd I changed my mind!! This wasn't doing exactly what I wanted, so I'm writing a VBscript which you can run directly in Windows. These are the contents of my MLRAW2DNG.BAT file: DNG files to end up in the same location, but in a subfolder.
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DNG files, and I couldn't figure out how to tell it to not do that, and I wanted the. I did this because when I ran EyeFrame Converter, it went ahead and created TIFF files alongside the. The folders are created in the same folder as the original.
RAW file at a time onto the batch file, and that'll create all the folder for me, and give me a good nomenclature. BAT file on my desktop, and all I have to do is drag and drop one.
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DNG files in there, and name them the same as the original file name, plus a dash '-' and then file number (e.g. RAW files, and, so long as you have raw2dng in your path, it will create a sub-directory in the same folder with the name of the file you drag and dropped and will put all the. I just wrote up a quick little batch file (Windows/DOS) onto which you can drag your.
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You can find RAWMagic 1.0 Beta 3 here (will try to update if there are newer versions released), and you can find the entire forum topic about it here.Īctually, here's a more complete batch file, and description. If you don't already have Resolve, you can get it over on the Blackmagic Support Page. Also, since Resolve Lite, the free version of DaVinci, supports up to 1080, you will be getting everything all of the cameras will be shooting. There are still more bugs to work out, but just for testing, this should make things that much quicker in post, especially as you won't have to really jump through any hoops - it's now very similar to the Blackmagic Cinema Camera RAW workflow.
We will likely see much more development on this program, and I have no doubt it's going to become one of the go-to solutions for getting these files into a usable form right away. The other converter for the Mac, RAW2DNG, only gets you part of the way there, but this solution actually gives fully working CinemaDNG files, and I imagine will probably be capable of converting to other formats at some point in the future. It's only 100% compatible with the Canon 5D Mark III, Mark II, and 50D, but just like everything else, this is very, very early Beta stuff.
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