Video footage affected by green/pink filters

[theabds2000]

so recently I've been getting strange filters on my video files on premiere pro cc, I don't why it is doing that nor do I remember playing with any settings or adding anything. Is there anyway to remove this so I can get the original footage when editing or somehow completely reset the settings of premiere?

[Mo Moolla]

Please post a screengrab of these "strange filters" so I can see whats going on

Mo

[Warren Heaton]

You can review the FX badge of each clip in the Timeline to see if effects are applied and then go the Effects Controls Panel to make adjustments or remove them.

Apply and remove effects from clips in Premiere Pro

Or, you can add the Global FX Mute button in the Program Panel and then enable it to turn off all effects.  If you still see your video being affected in some manner with Global FX Mute enabled, the issue is something else (my guess would be a display driver issue).

-Warren

[Mo Moolla]

Great advice Warren. I hope the OP posts out a screen grab so we get to see these weird filter issues

[theabds2000]

When I play these videos on other media platforms such as VLC it's perfectly fine, just on premiere I'm having this issue

[markg34394022]

I'll have to provide a screen grab when I get home, but I'm experiencing the exact same issue and it happened out of nowhere. Files look perfectly clear in the imports, but once I put them in the timeline there's a strange filter similar to this one shown. I tried exporting and most clips are clear, but others show the filter. Very frustrating.

[Vinay Dwivedi · Accepted solution]

Hi Mark,

Try the steps mentioned in below KB.

Resolution for an issue where green, purple, or pink haze appears in the Source or Program monitors,...

//Vinay

[markg34394022]

Thank you. I will try your suggestions this evening.

Mark

[theabds2000]

Thanks for your suggestions, I updated my drivers and it seems to be working now, Thank you all for your comments, Much appreciated.