Display color and lut problem

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Hello, I have just install premiere 2023. My original footage 4K 10 Bit Canon R7 HDR PQ Natural Picture Profile which you can find in the attachment screenshot number 1. In Premiere if i dont activate "preference-general-display color management" i am looking original footage, you can find in the attchment number 2. if i try to add lut "BT2020_CanonLog2-to-BT709_WideDR_33_FF_Ver.2.0" which (perfectly 10 Bit HDR PQ matches in my experience). lut has adding in timeline display correctly(screenshot number 03). but export awful.if i take export, result has very, too much saturate and contrast, i mean its not giving original result which i was taking before,its useless.screeshot number 4.

If i make activate "preference-general-display color management" it makes automatic color correction on display(without touch anything on program) screenshot 5. and if i add "BT2020_CanonLog2-to-BT709_WideDR_33_FF_Ver.2.0" lut shows too much saturation with contrast screenshot 6. i mean its not useful.awful color lut in timeline. And export is the same. In attachment screenshot number 7. I am using windows, intel 2600k, 32 gb ram, gtx 1050 ti. Could you please help me? Have a good day.

R Neil Haugen · Accepted Answer

The program changed because it had to, in order to get better and more usable color management options to the user. Which does mean you have to learn how to use the new controls! And you can't work a clip with color management set to Rec.2100/HLG on a Rec.709 sequence and Rec.709 export and get a proper export. As you have discovered. If you want to work in SDR/Rec.709, you need to go to the clips in the Project panel ...select one or more clipsright-click/Modify/Interpret Footageapply input LUT for that media to Rec.709 if you have one and choose toSet the Override-to option to Rec.709.Set the Seqeunce CM options (sequence settings dialog) to Rec.709Make sure the scopes panel is also showing Rec.709 in lower left cornerExport only using standard SDR/Rec,709 presets, do NOT use presets with HLG or PQ in the name. If you want to work in HDR, then ... it's different set of options to choose. I can help with that if you really want to get into the Wild Wild West of HDR at this time ... which is kinda nutso "out in the Wild" ... Neil

Ann Bens · Answer

Premiere Pro V22 - Understanding Color Spaces, HDR, and what that might mean to you - YouTubeFAQ: How to fix saturated/over-exposed HLG/HDR clips

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