I have it working. On stock rooted at&t ROM though. The only mods I have are xposed and dpi change.
Xiaomi (Miui) does a lot of trouble to me lately
Since the source code of Miui isn't public I don't have a solution for this.....
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60nine
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yes they are, but you can't see them in gallery
yoi can open them with file manager in adobe photoshop express (.dng file extension)
or copy dng's to your pc and open with any raw supported application (see earlier posts)
If you are talking about accessing via a PC, reboot the device and it will be visible or just change destination to a folder under dcim
Hi,
Towards the next version release, I would like to make Mi2raw a multi language app.
The translation is a very simple process and requires 15-20 mins and a decent English + photo understanding.
If you would like to participate, please send me a PM with the language you would like to translate to.
Thanks!
Towards the next version release, I would like to make Mi2raw a multi language app.
The translation is a very simple process and requires 15-20 mins and a decent English + photo understanding.
If you would like to participate, please send me a PM with the language you would like to translate to.
Thanks!
Timer and HDR
It's amazing what you've developed here. I have a couple of suggestions for the next update.
1)You could add a self timer for taking crisp photos, RAW could definitely benefit from eliminating the minute shake when used along with a tripod.
2)The shutter speed and iso selected by the software could be shown real time as opposed to selecting AE lock.
3)Could RAW HDR be included similar to the way Pentax K-3 does. Or maybe bracketing?
Would definitely make photography as a whole even more immersive with these inclusions.
It's amazing what you've developed here. I have a couple of suggestions for the next update.
1)You could add a self timer for taking crisp photos, RAW could definitely benefit from eliminating the minute shake when used along with a tripod.
2)The shutter speed and iso selected by the software could be shown real time as opposed to selecting AE lock.
3)Could RAW HDR be included similar to the way Pentax K-3 does. Or maybe bracketing?
Would definitely make photography as a whole even more immersive with these inclusions.
It's amazing what you've developed here. I have a couple of suggestions for the next update.
1)You could add a self timer for taking crisp photos, RAW could definitely benefit from eliminating the minute shake when used along with a tripod.
2)The shutter speed and iso selected by the software could be shown real time as opposed to selecting AE lock.
3)Could RAW HDR be included similar to the way Pentax K-3 does. Or maybe bracketing?
Would definitely make photography as a whole even more immersive with these inclusions.
Number 2 is impossible until Android L Currently Does not have an api for that and exif interface seems to only read JPEG metadata. The only Other way is a build prop line that dumps metadata into a bin file but that needs ZSL to be enabled and if that's enabled raw does not work.
pippideniro
Senior Member
Hey I could help translate it into Spanish, I am colombian, grew up in the US, living in Colombia again. I am sooo happy I found something like this that I'll happily five you my time, well... If you're interested in translating it into Spanish
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All is lovely.Thanks for dev and hard work.One suggestion please add "Select Resolution" and "Save Directory"
Raw always uses sensor max Res due to the fact the data is untouched so no cropping etc.
Save Directory Exists in version 2.7 update to latest playstore version if you don't have said option.
It's amazing what you've developed here. I have a couple of suggestions for the next update.
1)You could add a self timer for taking crisp photos, RAW could definitely benefit from eliminating the minute shake when used along with a tripod.
2)The shutter speed and iso selected by the software could be shown real time as opposed to selecting AE lock.
3)Could RAW HDR be included similar to the way Pentax K-3 does. Or maybe bracketing?
Would definitely make photography as a whole even more immersive with these inclusions.
1. Good idea, I'll make an effort to embed it.
2. @defcomg answered correctly
3. Possible but it is an extreme memory consumer. From my test, it may crash from time to time. Working on.
Thanks, sent you a PM
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41Overview:
Turn your device into a professional camera!
Mi2raw reveals the raw images capture feature. You can edit and manipulate these files freely in any software that supports DNG file (like Adobe camera raw, Lightroom & etc.)
Currently supported devices:
- Xiaomi MI2/s/a
- Xiaomi MI3
- LG G2
- ZTE Nubia Z5sn
- OnePlus One
Changelist:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.maginmp.app.mi2raw
Changelists before version 2.6 + list of features HERE
Mi2raw Google+ page
If you find a bug please reply here or email me maginmp@gmail.com
Developed by MaGin (A.K.A Solf)11
The DNG contains a small thumbnail (240x180). Unfortunately, I haven't seen yet an Android app which capable of using this thumbnail for preview purposes (maybe I'll integrate in the future such feature in the app). But keep in mind that this preview isn't the decoded raw itself, it is the image from the camera preview from a moment before a picture was taken.
Pulling both raw & OEM's processed jpg is so far not possible.
Regarding low light:
Try NeatImage plug-in for Photoshop. If calibrated properly (there is a tutorial for this), you will be amazed by the result.
AFAIK, it is not supported by the HAL. I'll check what I can do.
Tiff and DNG are only the wrappers for the data (like mov, mp4, avi files which wrap a certain video codec bytestream).
DNG is the successor of Tiff 6.0 and adds some features to it. A feature that is available in DNG and not in Tiff is raw wrapping (with everything that comes with it).
What is raw? People sometimes mistakenly think that uncompressed pictures, pictures without denoise or pictures with less contrast are raw.
Actually, when we mention raw in photography context, we mean the CFA (color filter array) image that comes directly from the sensor at the max bit depth the platform allows and most important - it is linear.
CFA image lets you choose your preferred demosaic algorithm + defected pixel correction algorithm
Higher bit-depth gives you more latitude for extracting details which are quantized when switching to 8-bit.
Linear image is the image before the gamma is applied. It is the only way you can really manipulate white balance and color matching (you can even try to match you colors to be Nikon-like for instance).
Basically other algorithms come after performing the above, so they are equivalent to working on 16 bit tiff.
I know you might be familiar with parts of what I wrote or maybe even with all of that, but I've tried to show the big picture to fall in line and maybe it will be helpful to other users
And of course this is a brief top view of the things, so there are few inaccuracies just to make things simple.
Should work on D800. Have you tried?
I suggest to use this app for preview only. Much better results can be achieved with Photoshop.
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