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So, I simply want to import a graph with a white background. But Premiere converts it to grey and I don't know why. I tried just creating a white image with paint and even that one is created grey.
What do I do?
Is this a still or clip?
If it's a still, make sure its RGB and 8 bit.
If its a clip: Premiere Pro V22 - Understanding Color Spaces, HDR, and what that might mean to you - YouTube
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Is this a still or clip?
If it's a still, make sure its RGB and 8 bit.
If its a clip: Premiere Pro V22 - Understanding Color Spaces, HDR, and what that might mean to you - YouTube
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How do I change it to RGB and 8-bit? It's a Still.
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@Riversight wrote:
How do I change it to RGB and 8-bit? It's a Still.
That's done in an image editor like Photoshop.
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The video helped. I changed the sequence settings to 709 and then also the footage to 709. Don't really get why but as long as it works.
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This has helped me too, I was in a funk because a white .MOV file was showing as grey! Checked sequence settings and realised colour space was not set to 709. Thanks.
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thanks for this. this was my issue and i feel it's from importing a HDR clip first.
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The 709 color setting also resolved my issues with importing a PNG, so doesn't just apply to imported videos.