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Adobe Premiere altering the colour pallete of my video with no input

New Here ,
Oct 01, 2018 Oct 01, 2018

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So I've made absolutely no edits to my project so far, I've literally just imported a clip and the software has messed up the colour pallete. Is there any particular reason for this, or an option to simply keep the video's original colour pallete?

I've included this screenshot of the issue, the thumbnails in the bottom left display what the video actually looks like, and the preview is the colour pallete Premiere applied to it (with no input from me).

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Right-click on the clip in the Project Pane and click Disable Master Clip Effects

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That option is greyed out!

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Right-click on the clip in the Project Pane and click Disable Master Clip Effects

There is no master effect applied (no red line under the FX icon in the timeline)

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Try updating your graphics driver from the video card manufacturer; or

go to your Project settings and set Mercury acceleration to software only.

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