Text or graphic overlay changes the contrast of footage underneath it when exported.

[#1]

After rendering a project, I noticed that certain sections of clips would suddenly jump drastically in contrast.

I figured out that this happens whenever I have added text or a graphic overlay of some kind. 

I have attached an example video of what I mean. All I've done here is add text onto a video.

The footage seems to be exported with slightly more contrast than it has in the monitor in premiere and then when text/graphics appear it suddenly looks more washed out.

Is this a render setting? A project renderer problem? Something to do with the color space? HELP

[#2]

After rendering a project, I noticed that certain sections of clips would suddenly jump drastically in contrast.

I figured out that this happens whenever I have added text or a graphic overlay of some kind. 

I have attached an example video of what I mean. All I've done here is add text onto a video.

The footage seems to be exported with slightly more contrast than it has in the monitor in premiere and then when text/graphics appear it suddenly looks more washed out.

Is this a render setting? A project renderer problem? Something to do with the color space? HELP

[#3]

...so we dont have to download unknown files: we help you, you help us. Thanks! 

[#4]

Whoops! Just posted a reply with the screenshots 🙂

[#5]

Here are the screenshots from my exported video, you can see the contrast drop as soon as the text appears:

[#6 · Accepted solution]

Try to go to Sequence > Sequence Settings and un-check "Composite in Linear Color...", click OK and try to export again and report back. 🙂

[#7]

This solved my problem! Thanks for sharing your solution.