X-Rite ColorChecker Plug-in for Premiere Pro CC?

Any news on this yet? This is ridiculous to not have this. It may be time to move our shop over to Resolve. It has this feature built in, and has had it that way for a number of versions now. I am beginning to see more useless "toy" features brought into Premiere like Reframe, instead of working at the underlying Pro tools that are needed for Premiere "Pro".

It's incomprehensible that I pay what I do every month for use of PPCC, but have to go spend money for a clunky third-party plugin to clumsily handle this most fundamental part of EVERY SINGLE PROJECT.

Really, Adobe, please at least try to explain why this basic feature is neglected. Does anyone who works there ever actually MAKE any video content that doesn't use stock footage? I will tolerate every single other bug, performance issue, and general oddity if Adobe will simply make this work, or tightly integrate something from a real third party developer that actually does what's needed. If I can no longer actually own a copy of PP, please make the service I'm paying for every month actually useful. Please.

I agree with this whole heartedly. We NEED this capability in the next PPCC

Yeah, your engineers are spending a lot of time creating bugs and introducing useless features. How about you introduce this one feature that would be a complete game-changer for your users. Are you waiting on a kick-back from X-Rite?

re: Francis Crossman's comment

This is an essential tool. Premiere has been deeply lacking in both stability and performance for a long time now & yet it's always the go-to excuse for not implementing what should be core functionality.

Put it on the list and move it to the top.

Please sort this!

Please integrate Color Checker!

It's hard to believe Adobe has not implemented that feature yet. We're also looking into changing to Resolve, considering they're getting stronger and stronger on the overall feature set and usablity.

I just am a little astounded that Premiere doesn’t have this functionality in 2019... agree with the other poster, it’s worth diverting some resources to implement

still waiiting... hopefully you can do it before the end of the year. it really is criminal that you dont have it yet. And yes, totally worth it to take an engineer off debugging to work on it.