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There are few ways,
- you could use the RAW plugin for Adobe Premiere CC and work with them directly in your editing software (http://community.sony.com/t5/F5-F55/NEW-Adobe-RAW-plugin-update-v1-2/m-p/140515#M3233)
- you could use the Sony RAW viewer to export files into a format for your editing software.
- you could use Davinci Resolve to transcode the RAW files into HD lower quality proxy files for editing, then later after your edit is done bring the edit back into Resolve and grade your edit accordingly using the ORIGINAL RAW files as the source.
I prefer the 3rd option because you can work with light files while editing, and save the horsepower and machine bogging down for later when you are ready to output your grade based on your edit.
- you could use the RAW plugin for Adobe Premiere CC and work with them directly in your editing software (http://community.sony.com/t5/F5-F55/NEW-Adobe-RAW-plugin-update-v1-2/m-p/140515#M3233)
- you could use the Sony RAW viewer to export files into a format for your editing software.
- you could use Davinci Resolve to transcode the RAW files into HD lower quality proxy files for editing, then later after your edit is done bring the edit back into Resolve and grade your edit accordingly using the ORIGINAL RAW files as the source.
I prefer the 3rd option because you can work with light files while editing, and save the horsepower and machine bogging down for later when you are ready to output your grade based on your edit.