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.
111 comments
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Dominik Achatz
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This would be a really great feature and save a ton of time!!!
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Ed Benkowski
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I cannot believe this is not a priority feature already.
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Sergiu Mihalache
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Their "engineers DO understand the importance of this feature and how to get the job done", so the feature will not get implemented too soon, nobody at Adobe has the 10-12 work hours to do it, at least not in the next years, they are too busy counting the mountains of money they get from us.
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Jan Bednarz
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More support here. It's a simple but fantastic tool to fast track a lot of first stage colour correction thus saving editors time & money to do their work. But like others, I dont want to round trip to Resolve to do it.
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Zainuldin Zainol
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Supporting this request. Do make it happen, Adobe.
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Anthony Pieter Mulder
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Hi Francis Crossman, your last update was 7th june 2019..Coupd youblet us know where it stands as of today? Cause this feature is still missing:-)
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Justin Troyer
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Any ETA on this critical feature addition? At some point we'll be moving to Resolve as our software.
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johnny sacco
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I don't know how you's don't have this feature added already its like a industry standard feature for everyone else..
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James McAnear
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Yes please....add my vote to add this feature to Premiere Pro.
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John Green
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I would also like to see native support for automatic matching to a color checker.
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Laurent Egli
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I'd like to support this request as well. I've been using Color checker in photo for a long time and it would be very helpful to match different camera sources on one set.
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Salvatore Guadagno
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Just to support this request. Thanks.
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Sergiu Mihalache
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I have actually started checking Resolve, seeing as this very basic and easy to fix issue has still not been fixed after years of user requests and almost half a year of being "UNDER REVIEW". I realize that this feature required maybe several tens of hours of manpower to implement, and I can see no reason for it not to be implemented yet, none at all, especially for a software that we pay for every month.
And yes, Resolve has other annoying issues, but at least it's free.
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Mark Amadeo
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Tic tic tic. How long has it been? Way to be responsive Adobe. Jumping to Davinci. Now all I need to do is cut the Photoshop strings and I'm free...
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Matt
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Any updates for us Francis? I'm using an Ursa Mini with a RED and sometimes Sony cameras... If this doesn't come soon I'm out.
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Andreas Brauner
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Yes That Would be Grade! I Hope it will implemented on the next update!
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BRADFORD ROGERS
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Amen! I am using Cinema Grade, but native lumetri support would be more helpful...!
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Igor Lacerda do Amaral
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Please!!!!
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Dheerayod Vom P.
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can we have it now?
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Michael Heinz
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I‘m editing many projects with different camera system. It is always a struggle to match the colors. The ColorChecker is right here ready to be used but my Premiere is still not able to „read“ it. Why? :-/ I don‘t want to start using Resolve for color correcting.