Hi,   I think I am seeing the issue.  The original is 11648x8736, but when it open in PS it changes it to 8192x5464.  I can change it to the original now that I see what's happening, but does anyone know why it's not opening in the original RAW size?   Thank you! ... View more

Hi,   Thank you for responding.  My RAW files are about 103mpx.  They are from the Fuji GFX100 II.   My process is as follows:   Load photos into LR Make some minor adjustments in LR Right click on photo and choose edit in Photoshop 2024 i do some editing in PS and then I choose Save as PSD   Once that file is in LR, I look at the info tab and that's where it is showing the megapixel count at 42mpx.   I cannot understand why it's dropping the megapixels from 103 to 43.   Any ideas?   ! ... View more

Sorry - do you know if the Intel units are still having these crazy issues?  It seems to me they keep saying it's hard to fix on the M1 units.   ... View more

Thanks!  So, for setting up the phone to record SDR/REC 709, do you have the steps to do that?   ... View more

Hi - yes I did do that, but it still looks off and overexposed in areas of the footage.  Any suggestions on how to fix that?  Seems like so much work now to do this.  Are the older Intel units having these issues as well, or is it just on the new M1 units?  Also, since I do shoot a lot of footage with iPhone, is there a simpler way to make sure my footage looks good and is useable when importing into Premiere Pro?  I really appreciate any help.  Thanks!   ... View more

Hi guys, I'm hoping someone can help me as I've spent hours on the phone with Adobe and the answer they gave me was that the M1 MAC Studio Pro has its own color and kind of does its own thing.  I say BS!!!  So, here's what's happening.  I have a good deal of footage that I shot on the iphone and some on my Canon R5C.  I play the iphone shots on my computer and the footage looks fine.  I import it into Premiere Pro and it completely changes the color and most of it is overexposed.  It looks horrible.  I've done the steps listed above where I change it to REC 709 but it still is off.  I'm noticing a lot of overexposure and I know that's not really true.  Can someone please let me know what I could be doing wrong.  I'm running the Premiere Pro v22.4 (Intel) version - Adobe told me to run this one because of issues with M1 chip.  I need to work on a project, but I certainly can't work like this.  I told Adobe I wanted to speak with a senior technical person but it could take 48 hours before I get a call back.  Another BS answer!!!     Thanks so much for any help.  It's greatly appreciated! ... View more

Hi,   This is happening on clips that don't even have any effects applied to them.  Also, it's happening in the source window.  When I want to review a clip to set my in and out points, that's where it's experiencing several issues.   In the Program Monitor I have it set to Full, but I've always had it like that and have never had any issues.  My biggest concern is that it's happening in the source window.  I've got that window set to 1/2.   Thanks! ... View more