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Levels Tool
Greetings all I’m having issues with the Levels tool in Premiere CC, the One in Photoshop is acting much different when I punch the mid tones, as opposed to the Fast color Correct tool I use to push the mid tones, is there a different tool I should be using in Premiere CC? that will yield the best results like in Photoshop? thanks.
Note* I do realize that Photoshop and Premiere are 2 different programs however, my client is showing me what he wants in Photoshop and I have to translate that to Premiere
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Just keep in mind that RGB in Photoshop routinely works with a full 0-255 8-bit RGB gamut. In Premiere, you may be limiting that (for video) to 16-235, depending on the work you are doing.
By definition the two are not going to look the same “top and bottom”.
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Im working with 10-Bit ProRess HQ Footage. I and I’ve tried doing what he does in photoshop but it not yielding the same results.
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anyone? My Client keeps showing me how easy it is in Photoshop, but It doesn’t do the same thing in Premiere
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