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
shared this idea
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.
88 comments
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Steve Remich
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This has been a feature of Resolve for many years now. Why can't you implement it? I know myself and many, many other people are on the verge of jumping ship and abandoning Premiere for Resolve just like people abandoned Final Cut when they switched to FCPX. Soooo many benefits over Adobe products.
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Charles Gordon-Harris
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ESSENTIAL feature!! Please can you get this implemented ASAP - I end up doing my work in other programs just because they already have this feature!
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Igor Lacerda do Amaral
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FOR SHURE!!!!!! It will help a lot!
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Jan Bednarz
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Top of my priority list for XRITE passport support within Lumetri. Please look at this for us asap.
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Marius Schulte
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Need that feature as soon as possible!!
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Matthew Laur
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So, we just got a new release of Premiere ... and this feature is STILL MISSING. Come ON, Adobe! New features to help the occasional user with the occasional bad frame in their footage ... but totally missing a tool that untold thousands of working people would use routinely, on almost every project? How can this be of so little interest to you guys?
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Olivia Briend Wooldridge
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It shouldn't be very complicated/long to implement - right?
*waiting*
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Mathias Larsson
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Yes, add this feature soon, please. Supporting products likt the X-Rite ColorChecker to quickly color correct is an important and a long overdue feature.
Add sensei capability to automatically identify ColorChecker products in a clip and adjust it, support automating color correction multiple clips at once. Hope to see this next year.
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Anonymous
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I think. it is better to calibrate the Monitor
and not to make it in the ADOBE software. -
Joseph Floyd
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Not all of us John. I gave up and jumped ship to Davinci Resolve Studio when a copy was provided with my Pocket 4k.
I'm staying on the thread in hopes that Adobe pulls it out...but for now I'm going with a product that makes my workflow easier.
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John Lanford
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well... we're waiting
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Nathan Wells
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Yes please!
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SS
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The Adobe "team" is too busy making features that are worse that useless (see the "Auto Reframe" tool); why would they waste time on useful features requested by lots of editors that already pay them monthly when they can try to attract new suckers?
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Elon Liberman
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please add it. Both Finalcut and Resolve have it built in! Premiere shouldn't be lacking such basic capabilities.
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Lonny
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It would be very nice to have a plug-in or option to use the Color Checker Pro with Premiere similar to how it works with Final Cut?? Please? I am not going back to Final Cut.
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Ryan Green
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Any news on this yet? This is ridiculous to not have this. It may be time to move our shop over to Resolve. It has this feature built in, and has had it that way for a number of versions now. I am beginning to see more useless "toy" features brought into Premiere like Reframe, instead of working at the underlying Pro tools that are needed for Premiere "Pro".
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Matt
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It's incomprehensible that I pay what I do every month for use of PPCC, but have to go spend money for a clunky third-party plugin to clumsily handle this most fundamental part of EVERY SINGLE PROJECT.
Really, Adobe, please at least try to explain why this basic feature is neglected. Does anyone who works there ever actually MAKE any video content that doesn't use stock footage? I will tolerate every single other bug, performance issue, and general oddity if Adobe will simply make this work, or tightly integrate something from a real third party developer that actually does what's needed. If I can no longer actually own a copy of PP, please make the service I'm paying for every month actually useful. Please.
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Jeff
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I agree with this whole heartedly. We NEED this capability in the next PPCC
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Bryan
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Yeah, your engineers are spending a lot of time creating bugs and introducing useless features. How about you introduce this one feature that would be a complete game-changer for your users. Are you waiting on a kick-back from X-Rite?
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Anonymous
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re: Francis Crossman's comment
This is an essential tool. Premiere has been deeply lacking in both stability and performance for a long time now & yet it's always the go-to excuse for not implementing what should be core functionality.
Put it on the list and move it to the top.