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Inspiring
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
"Great concept! I think Lumetri is currently an insufficient tool compared to DaVinci Resolve and other high-end color grading software tools, and behind this proposal is a real need for a more sophisticated and advanced tool that can keep the user inside the Adobe CC's family. "

Exactly this! 🙂
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Legend
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
I'm not voting for the concept per se, I'm voting for the need of an Adobe grading application that works seamlessly with Premiere.
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Inspiring
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
Hire this man
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Jonah Lee Walker
Inspiring
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
Yes, this would be amazing.

Especially if it like SpeedGrade put the grade into premiere as a plug in! Of course I would just be happy with SpeedGrade working with the current version of Premiere Pro.
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- Jonah Lee WalkerVideo Editor, Colorist, Motion Graphics Artist
Inspiring
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
This a must for color grading!
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Inspiring
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
Amazing idea! Adobe please make it happen!
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Inspiring
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
Great concept! I think Lumetri is currently an insufficient tool compared to DaVinci Resolve and other high-end color grading software tools, and behind this proposal is a real need for a more sophisticated and advanced tool that can keep the user inside the Adobe CC's family.
Being a layer-based color grading tool is brilliant and keeps it simple for users from different experience levels, and makes it also familiar to Adobe CC users, this design looks really user-friendly and simple, yet it is capable of complex color grading processes that the current Lumetri lacks.
I'm using Lumetri for just limited color corrections, and when I need to have a proper color grading I have to turn to DaVinci Resolve, I believe if this concept of Lumetri came to life, I would prefer to stay in the Adobe CC platform and use it.
Well done Bilal!
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alphanine
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Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
@4723423 That's true, I wanted that in the beginning also, but after studying this case intensely, I found that a standalone App, will make it more accessible & useful to more people that may don't need Premiere's full features, they maybe need only to fix a video or to add LUTs to some dailies for example. And the best model for that is Adobe Audition; You can use it to work on a Huge Premiere Pro sequence, Record, Edit and mix, or You can only launch it to fix a beep in an audio file or to level up a Voice-Over! And this is what made Audition the Number one app used in Radio Stations around the world!
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Inspiring
Jan 24, 2023 2:31 PM UTC
It could be a native module (better than other software separated) inside Ae and Pr, an upgraded Lumetri Color with a powerful cross-application color workflow.

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