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Frederik Otto
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February 21, 2025
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(BUG) oversaturated colors - S-log3/S-Gamut3 not displaying right at start-up

  • February 21, 2025
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Hi there,

 

Video example 

 

I have this wierd problem that's been going on for a very long time in both Premiere 24 and 25.

We shoot on FX-6 in S-log3/S-Gamut3 and use the "override Media Color Space" function set to Rec. 709.
We then apply a creative lut on an adjustment layer (SGamut3CineSLog3_To_LC-709) and everything looks good.....UNTIL I open the project again, and then it looks very oversaturated. 

 

I suppose it is a bug, because as soon as I change a setting in Lumetri (on the CLIP!, not adjustment layer) everything looks normal again.

I've attached a video example. 

 

I thought maybe this has to do with cache, so i've deleted ALL cache multiple times, but it does'nt fix it.

 

It's OK if you have one clip, but the problem is, we have to do it on ALL clips, otherwise is looks like that while editing, and even on exports (both premiere and media encoder). So we waste so much time..

 

Any suggestions?

 

Let me know, if I left out important details. 

 

All my settings:

Premiere version 25.1.0 (build 73)

 

 

 

 

 

    Correct answer Frederik Otto

    Hi James - thank you for reaching out. This seemed to immidiately fix the issue!!

     

    I could not check the "box Preserve RGB (disable color management for this item)" on multiple marked clips in the timeline, however:

    Solution: I selected all my clips from the project panel, right clicked and checked "box Preserve RGB (disable color management for this item)"

     

    (This was done in the official version of Premiere Pro, not the beta)

    And to answer your quetion, the lut was applied to an adjustmentlayer in the creative tap, but I got the same results when applying in basic aswell.

     

    Again, thank you very much 🙂

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    Frederik OttoAuthorCorrect answer
    Participant
    February 24, 2025

    Hi James - thank you for reaching out. This seemed to immidiately fix the issue!!

     

    I could not check the "box Preserve RGB (disable color management for this item)" on multiple marked clips in the timeline, however:

    Solution: I selected all my clips from the project panel, right clicked and checked "box Preserve RGB (disable color management for this item)"

     

    (This was done in the official version of Premiere Pro, not the beta)

    And to answer your quetion, the lut was applied to an adjustmentlayer in the creative tap, but I got the same results when applying in basic aswell.

     

    Again, thank you very much 🙂

    jamieclarke
    Community Manager
    jamieclarkeCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    February 21, 2025

    Hi @Frederik Otto -  Thanks for submitting your bug report. We need a few more details to try to help with the issue.

     

    Can you download the beta and let us know if you still have this issue?

    Are you appying the lut from the basic correction in the Lumetri Panel?

    If you select your media clips and then navigate to the Lumetri Panel edit settings, can you try checking the box Preserve RGB (disable color management for this item)

     

    Let us know if these help your issue.



    Sorry for the frustration.

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