The checkbox does change the colour, but makes everything too dark and doesnt match output file on imac 5k. It's just the viewing windows in Premiere.Įxpected behaviour: when using 'Enable Display Color Management' the Program / Source windows use the data luma range and rec.709 colour space in order to be able to grade on a GUI monitor for web delivery. It returns to being visible on all exports across multiple devices. The scopes show that the 4% above black bar is there but this is being crushed down on the viewing window. This can be easily seen by generating bars and tone. On render everything is output correctly using data levels so any visual adjustments made in Premiere (i.e. This is perceptual, the data is still there, it's just displaying the video within Premiere incorrectly. Please go ahead and delete this if you feel there may be any issues with copyright I don't know how else to explain this to you.Īlthough this has restricted the colour space to rec 709 it seems to be clipping luma in the program/source window to video levels.
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Easier to just say you have no idea how to fix this than keep talking about comparing prints from a photo lab or 1-hour printer or wherever! My profile is perfect! I came here only to see if you had ever heard of this and maybe had a solution.
here is a very small sample of other conversations in a Premiere Pro forum regarding Color Management and the 5K iMac Retina Display.
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