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Processing a raw file was always an artistic thing for me :) Regarding the Samsung and Xiaomi issue you have mention: The smartphones manufacturers get from the sensor vendors (like Sony, Aptina, Toshiba, Samsung and etc.) the whole module - which includes sensor, optics, IOs and so on...

As I promised to: In general, beside working in linear space, raw gives you wider latitude in the aspect of dynamic range. The following example will illustrate it. ISO: 200, light source: window, workflow as described earlier. Scaled down entire image: (look on the wall on the left)...

Thanks, I've sent you a PM :)

Good news, works with WIUI :) Since we are talking about a raw file, there are some additional tweaks that should be done to get the desired results. These tweaks should be performed with a robust, high quality software - like Camera Raw (Photoshop) or its alternatives. Phone apps for decoding...

Could you please share the DNG file?

Well, it tights the roms list to solely http://xiaomi.eu/community/forums/miui-weekly-rom-releases.103/ I've updated the first message with this info. Please be patient, I hope to release a version which supports most of the roms in the following days :)

Which ROM do you use? At the moment only MIUI is supported

I’ll post some more side-by-side comparisons in the following days Well, unfortunately I have only the 32GB version and I don’t see a chance to get my hands on the 16GB soon. However, I want to try to get a back compatibility till even MI1s. This might require even a calibration of new color...

Overview: Turn your device into a professional camera! Mi2raw reveals the raw images capture feature, similar to MI3. You can edit and manipulate these files freely in any software that supports DNG file (like Adobe camera raw, Lightroom & etc.) Changelist: Version 2.9 (20140901): - Bug fix...