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Ninja V massive gamma shift from 13.0.2 update (MOJAVE)

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December 12, 2018
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MAC on Mohave

Footage that was fine this morning is absolutely unusable after the update - looking like its 4 stops brighter etc. I suspect its a quicktime codec thing....... thats what was updated was it not? I have footage from a GH5 internal - thats all fine. Just the Pro-Res material is COMPLETELY broken.

What can we do to use the software? This is yet another layer of nightmare for us. We are getting absolutely hammered by Adobes broken software. Patch on patch that bring more issues and resolve very little...

Again - this patch is unusable for professionals. I advise - do not use it at this stage.

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reman1964

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Sooo... ANYTHING happening or am I stuck using DaVinci?

David_EDIT + NEW LTAuthor

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Da Vinci and FCP X both respect the correct colour gamma. Its obviously very low on Adobes list.... to have footage treated correctly.....

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reman1964

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Any updates? Fixes, workarounds?

thanks!

David134

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Nope - nothing to fix it for existing projects. If you have existing projects its a nightmare. For projects moving forward I converted them to MXF in compresser and imported them. ( I could not convert them to MXF from media encoder, because that burns the error into the resulting file.)

So no work around for existing projects that contain these files already. Just a note to convert them to MXF in something other than Adobe, for new projects.

Mo Moolla

Legend

Panda Mojave have never properly integrated. There problems found on Mojave disappear on High Sierra and Sierra. To all professionals I HIGHLY RECOMMEND either rolling back to CC2018 or staying on CC2019 but rolling back to Hogh Sierra or Sierra. Mojave and PP is a match made in hell. With Mojave and Dark Mode things have gotten cross wired and Adobe is still busy addressing these issues. Probably a few patches away before we see some stability

Mo Moolla

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Ooops I meant Premiere not Panda

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reman1964

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Soooo this is the same frame from PP 13.0.2 [NO FX] and DaVinci 15.2 [NO FX] and the 3rd has some FX grading in DaVinci. Obviously PP is having an issue.

masku2000

Adobe Employee

If you can post a sample file, we can take a look to see what's going on.

David_EDIT + NEW LTAuthor

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Sure - here is an example.

https://mega.nz/#!dFoQGIrT!XoZMjTk7bmpWM07Zdtd_hHpTNpOZvF79tVkuurpIGkg

David_EDIT + NEW LTAuthor

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chrisw44157881

Inspiring

4 stops brighter is a lot more than rec 2020. try changing your display render to software only or update graphics drivers.

David_EDIT + NEW LTAuthor

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yes had toggled between Metal Cl and software etc. on Current update of Mohave and that did not resolve it inside premiere. The footage looks fine in other areas such as Finder and Resolve.

masku2000

Adobe Employee

Are your ProRes files in the Rec.2020 color space? If so, Premiere Pro 13.0.2 is now correctly interpreting these files, and honoring the Rec.2020 color space. Prior to the 13.0.2 release, Premiere Pro would ignore this Color Space, and display incorrect colors.

PBMarc

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That is great news BUT it still is crazy over exposed... how do we "correct" the interpretation to show it without being blown out? Side note... I pulled it into Davinci 15 beta and it worked great. What steps do we take to make it work right?

thanks!

David_EDIT + NEW LTAuthor

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looks fine in Finder as well, just in Premiere its at least 4 stops too bright and seems to be no means to correct it so far.

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