Having trouble viewing color space for clips in project panel.

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February 13, 2024
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Hi folks. So I know that I can right click clips in the Project Panel, and then select Properties in order to view the color space of the clips. I know that I can also see this info by right clicking>Modify>Color..." in order to view the color space as well as change it, if I choose". My issue is that I am trying to get a Metadata Display panel in this bin in project panel that will show me this, but I cannot figure out what to select. Please see attached screenshot. When I search "color" in the Metadata Display panel, the two selected options that you will see are the only things that pop up that I thought could possible give me the info that I am looking for. So I selected those just to see, but unfortunately the result was that both of those fields were blank in my project panel for all of these clips. Please forgive me if I am displaying some ignorance here, as I am kind of new to this.

As always thanks so much in advance for your help.

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Correct answer mattchristensen

@Jeena22389650a1ho Those color space fields you are enabling will only show the color space of your footage if the material has that specific type of XMP metadata schema and property present. Unfortunately for most if not all video files that will not be the case. We don't yet have a "Color Space" field for the main Premiere Pro Project Metadata.

mattchristensenCorrect answer

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@Jeena22389650a1ho Those color space fields you are enabling will only show the color space of your footage if the material has that specific type of XMP metadata schema and property present. Unfortunately for most if not all video files that will not be the case. We don't yet have a "Color Space" field for the main Premiere Pro Project Metadata.

MyerPj

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I spent quite some time trying to find a field like that. I opened a file in Advance Renamer which allows you to rename files on Exif information. And there were no color space info from my AX53, a Canon mirrorless and an A7iii. So, I guess the software has to figure it out somewhere else. I also used ExifToolGui with the latest version of ExifTool.