[Martin Strandgaard]

Hello Erik, Chris, Sean.

I am having the same problem.

I am working with footage shot in Rec.709. I am making a dynamic link from Premiere to AfterEffects.

In Premiere: Sequence / Sequence Settings / Working Color Space: Rec.709

In After Effects: Project settings / Color / Working Space: Rec.709 Gamma 2.4

The footage changes color slightly; loses a bit of contrast and gets slightly warmer.

Did any of you find a fix to this issue?

Thank you so much

Best ,

Martin

[Martin Strandgaard]

Thank you for your responds!

I am not talking about subtitles (burned into the video) I am keeping them as closed captions.

When I opened the STL-file in both WordPad and NotePad, I got a lot of text, but as far as I could see, there was no way for me to change any propperties of the closed captions.
I just can’t believe that one would have to change every individual caption

[Martin Strandgaard]

Hi guys!

I’m experiensing the same problem, however the proxy settings is not helping me.

I am doing a project with a birthday theme where 42 little flags form the number “5” on top of some background elements. I have animated the flags and made a precomp out of it. I have tried to render the flags alone from the precomp – so without anything else from the “master” comp, but that’s not doing anything for me.

Just like Adrian Scherzinger, everything looks fine in the preview window but some of the layers are missing when rendered.
This is also the case of another precomp i am using later in the project.

Any ideas?

Thank you

[Martin Strandgaard]

I am sorry. I linked to a specific time code, but the link was replaced with the video.

The effect takes place at 2:38