Doug Jackson
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Great article, really helpful in getting me to a place of understanding exactly what is going on.
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I switched the 16bit, and used Colormatch for the workspace, problem solved! Thanks so much.
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Alright so how do I do that? How do I make sure that the CC from Premiere shows up in After Effects?
As it is, the only way it does show up, is when I Import>File
If I do Adobe Dynamic Link or Import>Adobe Premiere Pro Project, the CC isn’t there…
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I’ve used it for several projects and I think it just came down to lack of familiarity and never really growing fond of the interface. But most of my reasons for wanting to color in Premiere were so that I could quickly go to AE and do my titles/finishing touches.
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I’m just not a big fan of Apple Color, and I was wanting to give Premiere a chance, especially since it’s set-up to easily go from Premiere to After Effects.
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From within AE I’ve done “Import>Adobe Premiere Pro Project” All of the clips are broken up individually into different layers, which I like, but no color grading. If I do the Adobe Dynamic Link, then yes the color grading shows up but they’re not all still broken up into separate clips anymore, it’s just one big sequence. Which, makes it difficult considering each shot needs different things done to it in AE.
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Hey I appreciate the response and yes, what you’re saying makes sense. I don’t have that much experience with XMLs but I realize that now, that the program you’re sending it to needs to have the same filters or the effects won’t carry over. So going from PP to FCP via an XML, WON’T carry over the color grading I applied, and the reason that doesn’t work, makes sense to me now.
But what doesn’t make sense, is why those effects aren’t showing up going from PP to AE, I thought those two programs worked in concert and everything should cross over?
Thanks again
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Yes from PP to FCP I’m sending an XML and w/in AE I’m opening up the PP project itself. Either way, no color.