Canon 5D Mark 4 C-log video with a lut and edit on a adjustment layer. The intensity I reduce on purpose through the later and I don’t like to use the lut export in the export tab because the intensity is too high. H264 Why is it not exporting the edits on the adjustment layer?
What are you using the LUT for? Typical normalization, or ... ?
If for normalization of log media, you can also apply a LUT via the Creative tab's Look slot, then back off the intensity through the control for that on that tab. Which is actually the way I strongly suggest applying tech/normalization LUTs anyway.
Sorry, first ... I'm another user of course, not a staffer. And though I am oft willing to do that sort of thing, getting ready to head out for the long weekend, won't be back in the shop until Tuesday.
If you post your steps in some detail here, I can comment back on them during that time.
So in ecport view it looks good, everything looks fine. After I export i look at the exported file and it didnt export the adjustment layer. Im thinking about switching to divinci resolve or FCP, to get the tasks done.
Did you re-import the file into Premiere? If so, does it look the same as within Premiere prior to export?
As if you're using say QuickTime player on a Mac to check your Premiere exports, there will be differences. Mac setup their ColorSync utility for some reason to run with a Rec.709 video gamma of 1.96, rather than the standard 2.4.
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