Duke Sweden
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I do take my screenshots from Premiere Pro. The little camera icon. I’m not THAT newbish ???? The 2 second clip looks great on my monitor. In fact I’m planning to enter it at Cannes next year (yeah, I’m a little loopy right now)
Here’s a PING!!! of my latest disaster, straight outta Premiere Pro.
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If I had my monitor any more balanced I’d be travelling with the circus. Duke Sweden and His Fantastic Balanced Monitor!!! 😉
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Yes, but that’s one of the problems. The video is way over exposed, yet the waveform shows it at 80 IRE, when it should be blowing past 100
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Did you delete or rename the OOBE folder like I suggested?
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ok, final follow up. Video is appearing in VLC exactly as it appears in Premiere Pro Program window. Thanks again, Chris.
You other guys, I hope his research and solutions help you out as well. Cheers.
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Yes, magenta is gone! I already shot some footage. I’ll upload the 2 second out of camera file here for you to play with, if you want to. Can’t tell you how much I appreciate all the effort you put into helping me, Chris. Adobe could learn a thing or two about customer service from you.
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But how do I trim it without rendering it? If I render it’ll no longer be a raw out of camera clip. Anyway I’m going out back to shoot some more test video. I’ll shoot a one second clip. I assume you want me to post it to youtube right? Or upload it here in a zip file?
Also, I do have k-lite installed but I don’t think I’m using it, plus as I said changing from “automatic” to “openGL video” seems to have fixed the problem.
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That appears to have fixed the problem (openGL. Previously it was set to Automatic). I’ll have to encode a short video with weird hues so it’s easier to compare. I’ll update shortly.
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How can I upload just one second of an out of camera clip? I’d have to trim it to one second and render it, right?
Those VLC instructions, are those to correct the color problem or a tutorial on how to trim a raw file down to one second? Gonna try it while I wait for your reply.
btw, I’m glad you liked the grade as it appears, but the way I intend it to look is better.
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And just to add one more twist to this, I reinstalled cc 2014, opened a file, made some obvious tweaks so I could compare more easily, and sure enough the encoded file matched what I was seeing in cc2014 perfectly. Grrrrrr….
