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Anonymous
December 31, 2023
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How to make auto color consistent over multiple shots? deselect temperature and tint?

  • December 31, 2023
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As its not possible to copy the color corrections in premiere with a simple shortcut, I thought I could give auto color a try to speed up grading in very fast workflows (daily broadcast). To test it out I just added the LUT on the creative-page so it does not blow out my highlights and then added the auto color to ALL of my shots. It lowers the blacks to 0 and extends the highlights so I could work with it just to add enough contrast BUT it also changes temperature and tint - and it does very inconsistently. When I have a talking head interview it adds a completely different temperature and tint on the first shot than on the second one - which is essentially just a crop-in from the same shot. So suddenly the face turns orage or green. Is there a way to tell it that those shots belong together like in other applications as colourlab.ai - or can I somehow make autocolor just affect brightness and leave colour untouched?

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    Anonymous
    January 28, 2024

    Once again about premiere autocolor. Is it somehow possible to program a script that activates auto color with a keyboard shortcut and then immediately resets temperature and tint. So I just get auto-exposure to get started?

    Bruce Bullis
    Community Manager
    Bruce BullisCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    January 28, 2024

    There's no API to do that. 

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      Anonymous
      January 28, 2024

      Thats a pity! I am still wondering who needs an auto colour AI tool that changes your WB on EVERY shot..

      R Neil Haugen
      R Neil Haugen
      Legend
      December 31, 2023

      There are several ways to copy/paste effects like Lumetri onto a TON of clips simultaneously.

       

      Including of course, getting one corrected, copy (and cut) the effect on the clip, select all the appropriate clips in a bin. Ctrl/V. Or of course, drag/drop from the Effects panel to selected clips in a bin.

       

      On a sequence, copy one clip, select others, right-click "paste attributes", and de-select all but say that Lumetri.

       

      Or go to the Effects panel, "copy" an effect, select a bunch of other clips, paste.

      Everyone's mileage always varies ...
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        Anonymous
        January 1, 2024

        Thanks a lot Neil - and a happy new year! I already tried shortcuts to speed things up. 

        Select Previous Clip

         Cmd Up

        Copy

        Cmd C

        Select Next Clip

        Cmd Down

        Paste Attributes

        Optn Cmd V

         

        But its far from ideal. When you have to change the colour of a sequence of six clips for example you now have to remove lumetri from all clips again as copying doesnt update but applies a second lumetri effect. So you have to go into every clip, remove the effect manually and start again. Or you have to click remove attributes and select all checkboxes but lumetri.. and then again paste attributes- deselect all but lumetri... its really not a quick workaround for colour correction. Plus you have to add the LUT in the creative tab every time..

        I am afraid thats not a very useful workflow.

         

        So I was hoping for the new auto color correct feature thats adverties as the new ai functionality. But it doesnt seem to be very intelligent. Is there any way to just auto correct exposure like in AVID? Or can I remove just lumetri color attributes and keep lumetri exposure parameters?

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