P: Eyedropper/Color Picker Not Working in Lumetri Secondary Color Correction in Premiere Pro

I was trying to color grade a video using the color wheels in Lumetri color as always but somehow the cross at the center of the wheel doesn't move or sometimes doesn't even appear. I don't know what to do, it always worked and now it's been 2 days that i can't continue my project because of this. Please i need help

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Issue: The eyedropper tool in Adobe Premiere Pro works in the source clip but not in the program panel or on adjustment layers.

Solution: Disabling the automatic color space conversion for the source media resolved this issue. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Step-by-Step:

1. Select the Clip in the Project Panel
   Go to the Project window and right-click on the clip that is having issues with the eyedropper tool.

2. Access the Color Interpretation Options
   In the context menu, select Interpret Footage.

3. Disable Automatic Color Space Conversion
   In the Interpret Footage window, look for the option that says "Disable automatic input color space conversion for this source media."
   Check this box to prevent Premiere from automatically converting the color space.

4. Confirm the Changes
   Click OK to save the settings.

5. Test the Eyedropper Tool in the Program Panel
   Go back to the program panel and check if the eyedropper tool is now working correctly. This solution should allow the eyedropper to function across all panels, including adjustment layers.

Note:
This adjustment prevents Premiere from automatically applying color space changes to the clip, which can sometimes interfere with tools like the eyedropper. If you need to apply a LUT or color conversion, you can do so manually instead of relying on the automatic conversion.

Legacy bug: Changing the status to Needs More Info. Please post full details so we can finally get a fix here. How do I write a bug report?

Thanks,
Kevin

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I have found that if you drag the secondary Lumetri Colour effect above the first one in Effects Controls, it usually works.

Ouch! But I can't replicate that. And most of the times I've seen this have been when someone has the Program monitor on a second monitor, or in a floating panel.

So ... unfortunately, other than dump cache files, maybe trash prefs, I don't have any solid idea to try.

I do have two monitors but the program monitor is definitely on my primary
screen and I have constant issues with all Pp dropper tools. There is
sometimes a very small area that will sample correctly within the program
window, but overall the results are wildly off. Like click orange and it
tells you you selected blue and vice versa.

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That's been my experience since 2013 ... CS6 ... Premiere is not happy if the Program Monitor is moved off the monitor that is the main OS screen. It prefers it to be on the main monitor, and in the same window/panel group as the main menu screen for Premiere.