If Adobe is not interested, then I neither. Period.

I just downloaded the black magic camera footage....and you mean to tell me that premiere pro cs6   will not allow me to edit it at all !!!!!!! huh ...... this is the number one thing that pop on google if you google "cs6 dng premiere pro"

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You can't push a file format and then drop it without informing your buyers/users! I'm upset about this!

I have the Blackmagic Cinema Camera on pre-order and I too was shocked and dismayed to find that I couldn't import John Brawley's cinemaDNG files into PPro CS6 because they are not supported  Todd, please explain why Adobe needs to "receive much interest" in order to support a file format that Adobe itself created.  I can assure you this will lead many Blackmagic users (and there will be many) away from Premiere. A stable cinemDNG plugin or update for Premiere CS6 should be a TOP priority.

I bump for a CinemaDNG plugin as well, will prove extremely useful primarily when the Blackmagic Cinema Camera is released, the plugin may even end up being a selling point for indie filmmakers who have bought the camera and are looking for an editor that can handle such amazing images, Well, there's my contribution

Are you getting enough responses now to peak your interests? CinemaDNG is an Adobe file format that is now begining to become much more popular now due to the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera. More Support for this file format frome those who created the file format would be greatly appreciated.

Also any acknowledgement from you all would be appreciated. You were quick to say there is not enough response for any real real response. So now that yu are getting responses we would like to know that you are taking our requests seriously.

I purchased CS6 at NAB after speaking with an Adobe rep in the booth about support for Cinema DNG.  Very disappointed that Adobe who invented the format is not supporting it in Premiere.  My Blackmagic Cameras will soon be here.  Hopefully the powers at Adobe will correct this situation before the cameras arrive.

Using AfterEffects for RAW timelapse rendering I know how slow it is with CameraRAW ... (ok, to be fair 24 MP is a bit more than the Cinema Camera)

Maybe you (Adobe) should talk to the Blackmagic Guys. With Resolve I get a decent 16-18 FPS with footage from the Blackmagic on my Retina MBP. Haven't tried with DNG timelapse sequence yet, maybe I should test how it performs with them if it's able to read them. Even if it's impractical for cool timelapse-processing working with Lightroom + After Effects but to see how fast it is.