The double dots seem to be in the original.
1709882624956 _08.dng.xmp (17.2 KB)
P.S. Don’t study my color adjustments looking for intelligence. 
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1709882624956 .dng.xmp (11.6 KB)
I was surprised how much I had to push saturation into this image to bring out the colors.
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The open camera raw files are a weird DNG and seem to be very desaturated… the link I posted above works through that in an older thread… they have weird matrix info and wb info and they are only 10bit even for phones that have better sensors…
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No, it’s set on: Create XMP files > after edit.
I start to get it now: I didn’t import the image to dt. I did a “open with… dt”. The XMP was saved in the download folder, I looked only where I saved the jpg. Issue solved.
1709882624956 .dng.xmp (12.5 KB)
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Here is my version…
I actually prefer the result in the OP, which has the right colour and brightness levels. Is that the OOC JPG? A raw developed version of that, with unclipped colour and better colour detail, would be marvellous.
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I now realise that I missed posting the XMP file. Here is my devp process.
1709882624956 .dng.xmp (10.9 KB)
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Do you happen to have a DNG generated by the stock camera app? Can be anything, although preferably under a similar illuminant.
Even better, a ColorChecker shot taken with Open Camera for the purposes of sanity checking the color profile of the DNG.
Thought I would take a second attempt. Closer, but not there yet.
1709882624956 _17.dng.xmp (87.3 KB)
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With RT 5.10-460_lacam16n_
Editing only with the “Color Appearance Cam16” module.
From neutral I only activate the automatic exposure and leave the almighty “Capture Sharpening” module in the Raw tab activated. 
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Greetings!
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Well, that’s a horse of a different color.
Nice. A lily is a lily any way you color it 