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About Dominique19382938
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‎Apr 01, 2019
‎Mar 11, 2022
Dominique19382938
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‎Mar 11, 2022
09:55 AM
Definately not my issue. This is an issue happening on 2 seperate computers when running Premeire pro. BOTH icc color profile to Rec. 709. both images then come from the same screen on the same computer. Not images from two different monitors or two different computers. Both exported immidiately, no edits done etc. Preview files on the imac of footage BEFORE EDITING outside of the premiere - on quicktime, preview, youtube etc. are COMPLETELY fine. But if you export on the imac - if you view on preview, quicktime, youtube etc. colors are bad. It's premiere that is changing it.
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‎Mar 11, 2022
09:52 AM
Images for referrence to my reply
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‎Mar 11, 2022
09:28 AM
Hi Neil, Yes - both images then come from the same screen on the same computer. Not images from two different monitors or two different computers. Both exported immidiately, no edits done etc. In your second paragraph - this is EXACTLY what is happening. It's hard to get across to anyone that it is indeed what is happening, but it's been happening for 2 years and I just simply stopped using my imac with adobe video editing programs because it doesn't worik. Also - the footage is like this when editing within premeir, the color is visibly different when editing the footage within premeire on the imac before the export is even done. I can also save that file and open on the macbook pro and the colors are fine, and if I export on the macbook pro, totally fine. Preview files on the imac of footage BEFORE EDITING outside of the premiere - on quicktime, preview, youtube etc. are COMPLETELY fine. But if you export on the imac - if you view on preview, quicktime, youtube etc. colors are bad. It's premiere that is changing it. Just to address the last part of your comment, I am only talking about the 2 computers screens - no additional monitors, I know those can appear different and I am not comparing those. I am actually taking an export from both computers and looking at them side by side on the imac together on one screen and they are VERY different. Everything calibrated to Rec.709. Thank you for your help! I really am going crazy and I have been so frustrated and always in a hurry to get a project done so I haven't spent too much time on this and enough is enough. Just so you know, I have also uninstalled CC and reinstalled and smae thing. I just feel like I can't be the only one who has these issues and you can see from the footage it's off. it's not me being picky. It's pretty bad.
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‎Mar 10, 2022
06:15 PM
I posted to the community about 2 years ago about Premiere distorting my footage on importing it and once it's exported from Premiere, it's stuck in this HIGH contrast and HIGH saturation color edit that is so far away from true color or what I shot the footage one. So far, it's been on 2-3 cameras, all canon and all the same result. My solution has been to not use my very expensive computer for premiere editing, I have had no success and I use my cheaper APPLE MacBook pro and it's completely fine. I REALLY NEED HELP! I just get an earful from arrogant people talking about how my color space settings must be wrong, but that’s not correct. I have BOTH computers set to EXACTLY the same settings. I am viewing these 2 exported videos on the same computer - the iMac. Still having the issue years later, still not fix on my $6,000 iMac Pro 2017 (currently running latest updates etc). On my iMac, anytime you look at a clip outside of premiere, it looks great, just as shot on my camera. Then bring it into premiere on the iMac and it's color is very saturated and contrasty. Anything exported (as shown in the photo I newly uploaded on the LEFT). these are screen shots of EXPORTED files from premiere BOTH. Same settings, no edits made in between. Just simply loaded the file onto my iMac and then to my MacBook Pro. My MacBook Pro is completely fine, no color issues ever. Very strange. The screenshot on the RIGHT is how it is exported from premiere on my MacBook Pro. QuickTime previews looks perfectly normal on both computers, so I KNOW it's not completely isolated to a Mac issue, it's obvious that premiere is changing the color on my iMac if I can view these files on my iMac perfectly fine in preview, QuickTime, even online on a YouTube video. I have tried enabling and disabling color display management as you suggested and no fix. Also the Lut, no fix. My computers, both are set to the SAME color space, same settings etc. I have found NO information online on how to fix this, just a bunch of people explain color settings probably are the culprate and I just don't find any truth to that, I have adjusted them both to the same color space and still get 2 different exports.
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‎Mar 10, 2022
05:45 PM
So the photo comparison you showed with the 2 men in hoodies was my footage and screen shots, however this is not my issue and therefore you shouldn't be using my images without consulting me as an example for this post. Still having the issue years later, still not fix on my $6,000 iMac Pro 2017 (currently running latest updates etc). On my iMac, anytime you look at a clip outside of premeire, it looks great, just as shot on my camera. Then bring it into premeire on the iMac and it's color is very saturated and contrasty. Anything exported (as shown in the photo I newly uploaded on the LEFT). these are screen shots of EXPORTED files from premeire BOTH. Same settings, no edits made in between. Just simply loaded the file onto my iMac and then to my Macbook Pro. My Macbook Pro is completely fine, no color issues ever. Very strange. The screenshot on the RIGHT is how it is exported from premeire on my Macbook Pro. Quicktime previews looks perfectly normal on both computers, so I KNOW it's not completely isolated to a Mac issue, it's obvious that premerie is changing the color on my iMac if I can view these files on my iMac perfectly fine in preview, quicktime, even online on a youtube video. I have tried enabling and diabling color display management as you suggested and no fix. Also the Lut, no fix. My computers, both are set to the SAME color space, same settings etc. I have found NO information online on how to fix this, just a bunch of people explaing color settings probably are the culprate and I just don't find any truth to that, I have adjusted them both to the same color space and still get 2 different exports.
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‎Apr 01, 2019
06:08 PM
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on the left footage imported into Premiere, on the right original footage...
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‎Apr 01, 2019
05:42 PM
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I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE!! Spent all day trying to fix.... My footage appears much darker and high contrast when importing into premiere pro. I need help resetting this to the default settings or something to make this stop. I use Premiere all the time so I know what it used to look like.... I also have a macbook pro which I was editing on and everything looked fine there yesterday, so when moving to my larger imac today and encountering this I know its not normal. I went back to my macbook and saw that indeed my footage still looked normal there, however I stupidly agreed to "sync settings" and now turned my macbook settings to the same situation. They now both look dark and contrasting. Help!! I have also uninstalled the app and reinstalled and no change... I have exported the footage too, when comparing to the original clips, they are still darker after exporting them and viewing them in quicktime instead of Premiere. So I know its not just the preview file, it is the actual file that it is effecting....
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