What happened to the Hue Shift effect?

[markmosco]

I saw a video a while ago that showed how to use an effect called hue shift to make text flash in different colors and now I can find it, I think they disconitinued it or something. If this is the case, does anyone have an alternative for the effect or something? 

Also I am using Premiere Pro 15.0 and I dont have after effects. (Although I remember that you didn't need AE in the first place to do the effect)

[Ann Bens]

There is no effect called Hue Shift.

Some effects have Hue in their properties.

Might want to show an example on how the text is flashing.

[markmosco]

Hi, my apoligies the effect isn't called Hue Shift, it;s called color balance. However it is still not available in 15.0.

I also found the original tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n--G5zUPYbk 

[Ann Bens]

In version 22 the effect is now obsolete.

Are you on a mac?

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi,

It is appearing on my Mac. FWIW:

Thanks,

Kevin

[markmosco]

Yes, I'm on a mac, and I am also not using 22.0, I am on 15.0 due to another effect also being obsolete, however I do not seem to find the color balance effect anywhere(notice the arrows next to the folders.)

[markmosco]

also here is the color correction tab, reffering to @Kevin-Monahan's reply.

[Kevin-Monahan · Accepted solution]

Hey Mark,

Might be one of those not supported on M1. I just checked: it's not available on my M1 either. If you are also on a M1 machine, then that is probably the issue.

Thanks,

Kevin

[markmosco · Accepted solution]

Yep, that is definetely the issue.

My Mac has an M1 and it is not appearing. However, there is a silver lining, because you mentioned the lack of the effect on M1, I opened it's Intel version, (using the 3 dots on the side) and it was there. (Still launching the same verison.)

Thank you so much!  It's also good to know for future reference when following a windows tutorial if an effect not appearing on the M1 version.

[Andy 1968]

You can use the proc amp and adjust the hue using key frames like in the video. 

[Kevin-Monahan]

Spin the wheel of fortune! Proc Amp to me is a knob on some outboard video gear. Andy remembers!

Kevin

[Andy 1968]

When Premiere Pro 1.0 launched in 2003 it was the main color correction filter. It lets you know how long I have been using Premiere Pro not to mention I started with Premiere 5.0.