# 360° RAW Photo Processing

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**Category:** Video and Photo Editing\
**Created:** [9 July 2026 09:39 UTC](https://greyarro.ws/t/360-raw-photo-processing/112619 "2026-07-09T09:39:13Z")\
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**Author:** ![milkmanchris](https://greyarro.ws/user_avatar/greyarro.ws/milkmanchris/32/237713_2.png) [@milkmanchris](https://greyarro.ws/u/milkmanchris)\
**Post date:** [9 July 2026 10:11 UTC](https://greyarro.ws/t/360-raw-photo-processing/112619/2 "2026-07-09T10:11:59Z")

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> [@MarchesSky](#):
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> It seems for each 360 there are two dng files

For the Avata 360 yes there are, other drones can have a lot more (upwards of 25)

Check out this thread, old but still very relevant

> [@How to create high resolution 360 Panoramics](https://greyarro.ws/t/how-to-create-high-resolution-360-panoramics/39798):
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> For the past year, I have been trying many ways to improve the quality of my 360 Panoramics. I was never satisfied with the low quality panos that the DJI Fly app produced. Especially knowing that these do not utilise the raw high resolution DNG files that are available (if enabled in settings). This is my own workflow for creating high resolution 360 panoramics using the DNGs produced by my Mini 2. I am posting it here in case it helps others. I am not saying this is perfect by any means. Not…

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