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Even Exposure Adjustment in Premiere Pro
Yohohellothere,
I am about to shoot quite a long a project in S-log 3, I overexpose S-log to reduce noise in the shadows. This means that in post I need to lower the exposure first and then add my LUT. The issue I am having is that when you adjust the exposure of a clip in the Lumetri panel it does not offset the exposure evenly (i.e. shift the entire wave form down) It adjusts the exposure based on a curve which adjusts shadows/mids/highlights differently and then in turn effects how the LUT works which is no good.
Does anyone know a way to just offset the exposure evenly? I have been using the curves panel in lumetri but it means eyeballing it a bit and its a bit long winded with lots of clips. Not sure if i’m missing something?
Thank so much it would be great to find a good way to do this,
Justin
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1 Reply
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Hi Justin,
Just wondered if you have tried adding an adjustment layer above all clips, as effects like Lumetri corrections would then be duplicated on all clips below the adjustment layer.
Regards,
George
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maybe the cineon effect under gamma? there’s settings for linear to linear or log.
It’s pretty powerful so may do what you want after a little fiddling. you’d have to put it before lumetri i think.
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