Problem: If the Loudness Normalization option is enabled in the export settings, any non-video graphics (still image, text, shapes, titles...) are exported much darker than shown in the timeline. The exported graphics have a brightness of about 100 nits. When the option is disabled, exported graphics appear at the proper luminance levels. To test, I installed Premiere on a MacBook Air and tested and got the same results.   Premiere Pro Version:  24.3.0 (Build 59)   OS Version: Mac OS Sonoma 14.4.1 (latest version) Windows 11 22631.3447 (23H2)   CPU/RAM/GPU/HD: Mac Mini M1 16GB RAM 8 internal graphics cores 2TB internal SSD 4TB Thunderbold 3 external SSD   MacBook Air M1 16GB RAM 8 internal graphics cores 2TB internal SSD   Video Format: 3840x2160 Rec.2100 HLG & Rec.2100 PQ   Workflow Details: To test this issue, I am creating a short project with 4 clips. They include a 5 second HDR HLG clip of a product, a still JPG image of the same product, a white (#FFFFFF) text clip, which is created in Premiere Pro using the text tool that says "TEST TEXT." The last clip is a white (#FFFFFF) square that's 1/4 of the screen resolution.   The HDR clip has a max brightness of about 800 nits. The still has a max brightness of about 200, but I tone map it manually to match the video and have a brightness of 800. The text, is mapped to 203 nits, and the white box 1000 nits.   My export settings are: HEVC (H.265), Max Depth, Max Render Quality, Hardware Encoding, Profile: Main 10, Level: 5.1, Tier: High, Color Space: Rec. 2100 HLG or Rec.2100PQ, depending on if the sequence project settings are set for HLG or PQ.   If I enable the "Loudness Normalization" option in the Effects section of the Export Window, the still image, text and white box get darkened to a maximum brightness of 100 nits.   If the "Loudness Normalization" option is not enabled, those same graphics export at the same brightness levels as in the timeline - 800, 203 and 1000 nits.   Steps to Reproduce: 1. To produce the problem, I enable the "Loudness Normalization" options in the Effects section of the Export Window.   2. The problem doesn't happen if "Loudness Normalization" is not enabled.   Expected Result: Exported video should have audio levels normalized and any graphics luminance levels should be the same as in the project's timeline.   Actual Result: Audio levels are properly normalized, but graphics are darkened and have a max brightness of 100 nits.   ... View more

I've used DaVinci Resolve for 7 years but want to switch to Premiere Pro. Unfortunately, I'm experiencing something in Premiere that I haven't in Resolve.   I edit in HDR, and my graphics export as gray (100nits or less), even if they're set higher in the timeline. Videos are fine. If  one peaks at 1000 nits, it exports with the same peaks at 1000.   To test, I've set my graphics levels very bright at 1000 nits, but they export to 100. If I set them to 150 nits, they export to 75, and if they're 10, they export to 5.   Actual videos are fine. The waveforms are identical between the timeline and the exported video. If a clip peaks at 1000 nits on the timeline, it will be 1000 nits when exported. It doesn't matter if the clip is a true HDR, LOG or a Rec.709 I had to inverse tone map.   According to an Adobe employee in an older post, the "Graphics White Level" doesn't have anything to do with created graphics levels like text or shapes and simply the level that a non HDR clip is adjusted to when imported into an HDR timeline. If you import an all-white sRGB image into an HLG or PQ project, Premiere will use the Graphics White Level amount and adjust the imported image to that. The normal standard being 203 nits, so that sRGB image will max out at 203 nits. You can adjust it higher or lower one imported, but that's the base level Premiere sets it to.   My sequence and export settings are standard for an HDR project (both HLG & PQ), but I've checked them multiple times and have read numerous posts and watched several videos, but I'm still missing something.   Any thoughts would be awesome. Thank you! ... View more

Hi - I saw a previous post about not being about to delete mobile creations. I'm having this problem too, but mine is a little different.   When I log in via the web, I have 3 mobile creations that I can't delete, move or copy. When I try to do anything with them, I get the error message "Could not delete 1 item".   Interestly, the files don't show up in the Creative Cloud iPad app or any of the apps that created the files. Two files are Photoshop Sketch files, and the other is an Adobe Comp file. I tried to convert the Sketch files to Fresco via the option on the web, but that fails.   Any help would be great. Thanks! ... View more

Does Premiere have something like DaVinci Resolve's ACES (Academy Color Encoding Specification) or RCM (Resolve Color Management) feature where clips from different cameras are automatically converted to the same color space without having to use LUTs? Thanks. ... View more

Hi - I'm a designer and photographer but also create simple videos for clients to use on social media. Most videos are simple, with basic color grades and only a few transitions and/or titles. Once in awhile a project will require more, but it's usually not that much. I shoot Canon 4K (UHD) log for and export to either 4K or 1080P.   I've mostly been an Apple/Mac user and have a 16" MacBook Pro with external monitor that I use for my creative work. I also have a Windows gaming desktop and kind of like the interface better and am thinking about switching to it for my work stuff and wondered if others have switched/tried both and which they prefer.   Comparing speeds, the desktop is faster, and it has a better graphics card, but in actual use they seem similar. The Mac has a faster/newer CPU, but since it's a laptop chip, it runs slower, and it has 64GB RAM vs 32 on the gaming PC. Since I don't do much with transitions or real long videos (longest I did was 30 minutes), I'm not sure if that matters, but psychologically, in my head, it seems like a big thing.   So, I'm just curious which people might think is better if they've used both or switched from one OS to the other. Thanks! ... View more

Just swithced to Android from Apple and am beginning to wonder if this was a mistake. The mobile LR app seems to only support the standard camera on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, not the wide angle or telephoto. Am I missing a setup, or is this the case? Thanks!   {Moved from Lightroom Cloud to Lightroom Mobile Forum by Moderator}  ... View more