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the output is totally different from the AE preview :(
the left-hand side of the following picture is my AE preview, and the middle is the output video, the right-hand side is the output spec
you can see the color is hugely different, how can I fix this problem, cause my client has its own band color, and it’s totally not acceptable for this color different issue, but if I manually tone it in AE, it is just a blind guess
But that is interesting, if I drag the output video into AE again, the color will switch back as like what I preview in AE! how come? it’s a problem or color setting I should make in AE? please give me some advice!
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Someone may be able to better explain this but in my experience, diferent video players will give you slight different color.
This has been a loooooong discussion all over the internet.I belive that there’s nothing you could do. If you set your project to don’t mannage color profiles and you use the right colors, then I think that’s it :/
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There is a documented gamma shift when viewing in QuickTime. If you open color mgmt there is a check box to compensate for QuickTime. I would recommend exporting to the color space of your final distribution. If for the web then enable color mgmt for srgb 2.1. I have found success using these methods while maintaining consistency between ae and final out.
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I’ve been having the same problems. I found this article, maybe it will help you https://blog.frame.io/2019/08/26/color-management-abobe-cc/
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Omg, thanks for your guys’ help! finally, the problem solved! I set the color mgmt to Rec.709 Gamma 2.4 and the problem is most likely solved, still has a little different, but that is acceptable, can just manually fine-tune a little bit then fix~
Thank you so much!
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