X-Rite ColorChecker Plug-in for Premiere Pro CC?
When will support for quick color matching using color charts like the X-Rite ColorChecker be added to Premiere Pro CC?
Larry Zapotocky
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This is a great request that is certainly something we want to implement. Rest assured our engineers DO understand the importance of this feature and how to get the job done. We also know that the performance and stability of the app should be our #1 priority and that is where our focus is right now.
157 comments
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Sergiu Mihalache
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At Adobe, just as in North Korea, everything is fine; they are not aware of their users having any issues with their software, and if anyone insists there exist problems - they are not replicable by Adobe staff, so they don't exist.
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dale dimassi
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With nearly 600 upvotes, this is one of the most-requested features that professionals have been asking for, and yet Adobe is asleep at the wheel. The entire 2020 release cycle has been plagued with so many bugs it's unreal. I built a new machine and only have access to 2020 versions of Premiere now, all of which contain the same bugs that cause renders and exports to crash. Had my ticket escalated to senior engineer and still couldn't resolve, yet I have to create work-arounds to get simple features like text (native) and photoshop layers (static, not even animated) to not crash my exports. The issues are consistent and can be duplicated on every machine I try it on. How do I go through this process with senior engineers yet it's not even on the list of know issues??
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James Markham Hall, Jr.
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Fully switched to Resolve and seeing my GPU actually get utilized is PURE JOY! Studio 17 coloring is ABSOLUTE MAGIC! Stop the Suffering!
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dale dimassi
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Stability has been a HUGE issue for all 2020 versions, seems like this will NEVER happen. Ready to switch our company over to Resolve and be done with the crashes and lack of integrated color chart recognition.
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Chris Fox
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resolve and final cut both already have this, would love to see it implemented very soon. This would be a huge impact on workflow.
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Craig Moore
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Would love this. Davinci Resolve has it easily.
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Admin LOPA
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I spend way too much time manually color correcting video. I'm actually thinking of switching software because I would save a lot of time with this feature. Please add it!
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Thomas Schleiffarth
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Please!!
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dale dimassi
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All the competition has had this feature FOR YEARS, yet Adobe is still dragging their feet years and years later, requiring me to use a third-party plugin. WAKE UP ADOBE!!
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Sergiu Mihalache
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Premiere is seems to be focusing on amateur editing now, so I don't expect such an "advanced" feature to be implemented any soon.
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Ryan Sauve
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Wow, you guys move slow. How come this isn't done yet? Maybe an update at the very least?
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Steve Cooksley
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I hate doing the round trip to Resolve to do this, please build it into Premiere. I really thought you would have by now.
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Sergiu Mihalache
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Don't give them this kind of ideas, it will take them 5 more years to review them. Let's stick to just supporting the color charts, it's already in the second year of being under review, hopefully only 4 more left.
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Ben Ellis
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You know, if you DID buy the company you could charge license fees to Blackmagic Design...
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Ben Ellis
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Hey! What’s the status with this? Buy the **** company if you have to.
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Igor Lacerda do Amaral
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wtf???? not yet??? Its is basic, guys... please it could be simple to do or not?
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Colin Richards
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Seriously folks, this is so fundamental to a 2020 workflow. How much do we pay you every year in monthly fees again? It is a lot. Get (back) to work! Also, a reminder: Resolve is free(ish)!
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Colin Richards
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Seriously folks, this is so fundamental to a 2020 workflow. How much do we pay you every year in monthly fees again? It is a lot. Get (back) to work!
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Dustin Baugh
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Two Years ago this was suggested.
Two. Years.Color Correction on Premiere sucks, do something about this Adobe.
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Eliezer Rodriguez
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I think Adobe should gives us a hint was to where their priorities are for projects they are currently working on. Perhaps, somehow inform the users as to when to expect an add value feature. This way we can gauge the level of support. Nevertheless, for my workflow, the free version of da Vinci resolve seems to be more than adequate. In case of upgrading to the paid version, it is a one time payment and free updates for life.