Problem uploading images to premiere pro

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December 14, 2019
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I open the image on the computer and it look normal but when i imported it to premiere pro it looks like this. The image was edited with lightroom so i have no idea what the problem is.

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R Neil Haugen

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Using software only in the Project settings Mercury Acceleration options may slow processing down, but if it is the only way to get the work done right, well ... for the moment, that's what you may have to do.

I know that especially for Resolve at the moment, many users in R16.x can't use the latest Nvidia driver as it's "broken" in Resolve. That can happen in Premiere also, sometimes the latest driver is the issue, and we need to roll back a driver.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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Anonymous

OP should try driver 431.86 https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/151052/en-us

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Nvidia newest studio driver is 441.66

R Neil Haugen

Legend

I'm wondering if there's a Master Clip effect applied ... in the ECP, the Effects Control Panel. Click on the clip in the sequece so it's selected, then click on the Master Clip tab to the left at the top of the ECP.

See if it lists anything. In my example, the clip is a RED clip, so it's showing the RED media master clip options.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Might be a graphics card issue.

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YowiiAuthor

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I dont think so, there is a new graphic card and on the desktop and in lightroom i see it perfect

R Neil Haugen

Legend

This is how it appeared in my system ...

Look at the Vectorscope YUV in the upper left corner ... it isn't showing anything out too close or over that thin line that makes sort of a hexagonal shape in the scope. That hexagonal line is the boundary ... anything crossing that line is outside the correctly reproducible colors of the Rec.709 color space. That is of course if the scopes are set to Rec.709.

Which is easy to check ... right-click inside the scopes panel, Color Space ... 709 should be set as the active color space.

So ... if your scopes are set to Rec.709, and your monitor is set to Rec.709 ... I'm puzzled as to what is happening on your screen. Are you on a Mac or Pc? Desktop or laptop?

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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YowiiAuthor

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I already have both color spaces to 709 and mine vectorscopes dont look like yours. I recently change my pc to a better one, on the old one it worked well but on the new one I have this problem. I have an Samsung LU32R590CWUXEN 31,5" monitor and a Radeon power color RX 5700 XT 8GB with a AMD ryzen 7 2700