Missing color workspace and Lumetri color

[learnict]

Hi

I am using Premiere Pro CC on Windows 10.  I've been going through the tutorials "Try basic video editing techniques" and got to video 4 which talks about Color Adjustment and the Lumetri Color panel.  I cannot find this - I don't seem to have a workspace swapper (I think it's called) but can get to the same thing through Window...Workspace.  I have a Color Editing workspace, but not one that just says Color.  If I choose the Color Editing workspace, I cannot find the Lumetri Color panel, and the workspace looks nothing like the one in the video (which is on a Mac).  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[kulpreet singh]

Hi Learnict,

What is the exact version of Premiere Pro (check from the help menu)?

Please attach a screenshot of the panels that you have under Color Workspace.

You may need to reset the workspace: in color workspace, click on Window > Workspaces > Reset to Saved Layout

Thanks,

Kulpreet Singh

[learnict]

Thank you for answering.  The version is v7.2.2.2 (33)

I don't have a Color workspace, only a Color Correction workspace that looks like this:

[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

Dont exactly remember in which version it was added but I think it was CC2015 (version 9)

But you need to upgrade in order to get that workspace.

We are now on version 11 (CC 2017)

[kulpreet singh]

The video tutorial you are following is created in a newer version of Premiere Pro.

As mentioned by Ann, Color Workspace was introduced with version 9 and you need to update Premiere Pro.

Let us know if you have any other question.

Thanks,

Kulpreet Singh

[learnict]

Thank you both, I have upgraded to version 11 and it makes a lot more sense now!

[kulpreet singh]

You are welcome & thanks for confirming.

[travisb35662258]

I'm using the most up-to-date version and when I try to use the color workspace, nothing shows up. It says it's "missing".

Video here:

NoColorWorkspace.mov - Google Drive

[francis-crossman]

Travis - this is a pesky little bug that luckily has a super simple fix.

Window > Workspaces > Reset to Saved Layout

This will fix it.  You can use this trick anytime you have something weird happen with workspaces, or if you just want to reset the layout to the default arrangement.

[kulpreet singh]

Hi travisb35662258,

If the above suggestion (from franciscrossman) does not work for you, you can go to Documents > Adobe > Premiere Pro > 12.0 > Profile > rename the Layouts folder to something like old-Layouts.

Relaunch Premiere and it should create the default workspaces for you.

Thanks,

Kulpreet Singh