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Hi,I am editing in Premier on a Mac and I have received footage shot on a phone.
If I open it in Quick Time player it looks 100%, but in premier it looks over exposed.
Any suggestions?
Kind regards,
Kevin
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I’ve had this problem before. Try this out, it worked for me and Javier Mercedes is amazing.
https://youtube.com/shorts/WGRan52wHfw?si=HfQ-ExnOaUnCB8qX
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It happens because of Iphones HDR you can easily fix it. Here’s a youtube link on how to fix it.
if you’ve ever imported HDR footage fromyour iPhone or hlg3 you may notice your
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Thank you both for your help the problem is sorted.
Regards,
Kevin
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