Colorimétrie : La correction de base automatique ne fonctionne pas systématiquement !

The software is designed to do, as much as possible, what you do to it, in the order you have set. It will never move effects up or down in the ECP stack ... ever.

If it did, you would hear a vast roar from the user base!

We are all different. 😊

@R Neil Haugen 

Warp and Lumetri on a clip

Never had any issues with this, works like a charm.

I hardly ever use render and replace as often I will change in and outpoint of the clip on the timeline: too much hassle.

ok merci Niel, j'essaye ça.

In general, I do not recommend having both Warp and Lumetri on a clip. Warp takes even more system resources than Neat Video de-noiser, and Lumetri takes a lot.

I highly recommend stabilizing until the clip is acceptable, then doing a full Render & Replace operation to replacement media, something like ProRes422. Then you have a "clean" clip with the stabilization already done, and do whatever else you need there.

IF ... you need to change the clip, you can always right-click/Restore unrendered, and be back to the original clip on the timeline.

Ca c'est percutant ! Merci Ann pour ta réponse. Je vais essayer de modifier l'ordre des effets. Et voir si ça se produit quand j'ai stabilisé le plan.

Encore merci

Sometimes you have to change the stacking order.

Lumetri below Warp Stabilizer does not work most of the time.

If WS is above Lumetri, it does.

Merci pour ta réponse Neil !

A un moment, je me suis dit quelque chose comme ça : Si l'automatique ne fait rien, c'est peut-être parce qu'il n'y a rien à corriger !! Mais j'ai du mal à croire que mes plans sont fimés parfaitement 😉 

That function uses some underlying "assumptions" about image structure (no, I don't know the actual method specifically) ... and it is very clear, if it doesn't see something that it "knows" how to fix, it doesn't do anything.

I've never personally found it very useful at all. And I do color as my main "thing".