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Inspiring
September 30, 2020
Question

Images are faded in playback and in export

  • September 30, 2020
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I have edited photos to have good contrast, however, when I put the images into the timeline they become faded. I already went to Preferences>General and clicked on Display Color Management (requires GPU Acceleration), but that only changes the display and what I'm looking at, not the actual video file. I didn't change any settings and the previous project I did with images (almost exactly like the one I'm working on) and it didn't have this issue. No fading whatsoever. I also already reset the settings. Help needed!

 

You can see in the photo the originals and how it shows the faded version in the timeline. It's not a huge fade, but it's enough to not work for what I need.

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Peru Bob
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September 30, 2020
MyerPj
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September 30, 2020

Maybe Neil will be around shortly. If you turn off the color managament you turned on, is the color in monitor more or less similar to what you are exporting?

Inspiring
October 1, 2020

The color in the monitor is the exact same as what is being exported. So it is faded as well if I turned off the Display Color Management (requires GPU Acceleration) option.

MyerPj
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September 30, 2020

In the playback meaning...? Are you bringing it back into PP and looking at it there? Comparing the source monitor and program monitor? 

 

Inspiring
September 30, 2020

Yes, comparing it in the source and program monitor. The program monitor shows it faded after I move the image from the project into the timeline. I did go to Preferences>General and clicked on Display Color Management (requires GPU Acceleration), but that only changes the program monitor and what I'm looking at, not the actual video file after I've exported it.

MyerPj
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September 30, 2020

The images look similar here on the web.

 

How are you determining that they are faded? Looking at the exported video in Quicktime perhaps? Do you have any other viewers?

Inspiring
September 30, 2020

In the playback, QuickTime, after uploading it to google drives and watching it there. It's still faded.

Ann Bens
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October 1, 2020

Quicktime! that is your answer.

FAQ: Why does my footage look darker in Premiere

Ann Bens
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September 30, 2020

The images on the left are all jpg and the timeline shows a mov.

I dont see much differences.

Check images/mov with the scopes.

Inspiring
September 30, 2020

That's the exported video of the project. I have attached below the original timeline with the images.

Ann Bens
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September 30, 2020

Inspiring
September 30, 2020