I understand there's HDR issue with premiere pro and iPhone but considering how common phones are for shooting, this should not be such a work-around and issue. This should be an out of the box issue to fix.
I am not a professional video editor and don't want to have to jump through hoops and presets and settings to make my footage look good when exporting.
There isn't a problem whatsoever with iPhone footage or most other camera-produced format/codecs. But as this is a professional application, it has an amazing array of options for the user to use for whatever they need to do.
Such as setting the correct color management settings for what you want to do.
Premiere can work several color spaces and wide or normal dynamic range and do all well ... BUT ... it can't read your mind.
So each user needs to set the CM for the sequence they're working on. Color Workspace, Lumetri panel, Settings tab.
Do you want to work in HDR, in an HLG sequence? Then make the appropriate settings.
Do you want to transform that HLG media to SDR/Rec.709? That can also be done, if you set the appropriate CM settings.
Tell us what you want, and we can sort it out for you.
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