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  • Hi – I am still trying to find a solution but the cheapest solution that I currently have is to add more saturation and contrast than I would normally and then export to quicktime or h264 mp4 and then go back and add more if necessary. I tried creating a LUT but that didn’t totally work. Some of the other solutions on this thread about getting an external broadcast monitor might be the best solution, but I am not 100% sure that Premiere will display correctly on those outputs either.

    I still love Premiere despite this big problem. Those of us who agree it is a problem with the software should write to them and complain.

    Best,

    Crescent

    Thanks, Crescent D.

  • Crescent Diamond

    November 7, 2017 at 7:48 pm in reply to: Audio Issues in CC 2018

    Good to know about this issue before I upgrade. You can usually re-install the older versions in the CC app. Click on the little arrow to the left of the “update” button and you will see “other versions”. You should be able to find the older version of 2017 that you want.

    Thanks, Crescent D.

  • Thanks Jim Elliot. We seem to have the same problem with clips exported from After Effects. What settings do you use in AE so that it is accurate when exported?

    Also, do you just add saturation or also contrast before you export?

    I would like to report this to Adobe as well. Is there a thread in the forums where you have reported this?

    Thanks, Crescent D.

  • I don’t have a broadcast monitor (I know what that is, and I know how to use scopes) but we are also not editing for broadcast – it is for the web and occasionally screening with a projector. These posts are extremely condescending, but what else is new.

    Thanks, Crescent D.

  • I’m having this problem as well on my iMac Retina 5K display with Premiere Pro 17.1.2 and latest After Effects. I’m wondering if anyone has any updates from Adobe on this? Our end product is usually on YouTube, Facebook or screening at an event. VLC looks like Premiere but QuickTime looks desaturated in a major way. I guess the work around is a LUT – maybe one for YouTube and one for QuickTime (playback at an event)?

    How can this be so complicated?

    Thanks, Crescent D.

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