I'm not sure what program your Mac is using to actually open those RAW files, but as I understand it Photoshop ACR, Lightroom, and other programs that can open RAW photographs must be periodically updated to accomodate new cameras, which would include the new Phantom 4 Pro camera. That may well be the case with Mac Photos, or other programs. There are a number of RAW viewing/editing programs that work on Macs, but they all may require an upgrade to recognize P4P DNG's.
say what?Interesting.
Wonder if they require a $1,000 or $500 license fee like the Inspire 2 camera does now with its DNG files?
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Oh wow ... I gotta look into this moreInspire 2 Keys... Why?
Some are not too crazy about it. Seems that license was part of the Inspire 1 cameras, but the Inspire 2 cameras the license is separate. Bunch of discussion on the DNG being open source format by Adobe, but seems that idea got changed someplace.
That worked for me too.Here we go...I reinstalled this tonight and all is back to normal. If you want to view thumbnails in Finder, this is the ticket. http://www.ardfry.com/dng-suite-mac
I'm looking at selling my P3P's to buy a P4P. I use CS6 to process the RAW's from my Canon 5D MII, but I only have LR3.1 on my MBP Retina, running Sierra. Will I be able to work with the RAW files from the P4P? I don't really want to sign up for Adobe's CC.You don't need a license to view the CR2 files from the P4P. Just like the Canon 5D mark IV, thumbnail previews won't show up even with updated Camera Raw viewer. They will however, import to lightroom just fine, assuming Lightroom has added the profile for the P4P.
This is typical for all new cameras. I couldn't view a raw file from my mark IV for 2 weeks after I bought it.
Here we go...I reinstalled this tonight and all is back to normal. If you want to view thumbnails in Finder, this is the ticket. DNG Suite for Mac OS X - Finder, QuickLook, Spotlight
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