Some eyedroppers do not work properly when color management is enabled.
If you enable the check box in Preferences > General > Display color management, it will adjust the colors on the Source and Program monitors according to that monitor’s associated .icm file. However, this is only for viewing purposes on that specific monitor.
For an eyedropper to work properly, it must sample the color as it exists BEFORE color management is applied to it. But most of the eyedroppers inside of Premiere will only sample a color AFTER it has been adjusted by color management.
You can prove this by turning on color management, then trying to use a Color Matte’s color picker to match something else with solid colors. The results will always be different. (As shown in the image with the color bars.)
Currently, the only way to properly sample any color is to turn off color management first, as I demonstrate in this short clip. (45:41 to 46:21)
https://youtu.be/QPubgoqtfbk?t=2741
Currently, only the eyedroppers inside the Lumetri Color effect work correctly when color management is enabled. (As far as I know)
TaranVH
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Lon Goldstein
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Thank you! This solution worked for me to make the color picker in the essential graphics panel select the correct color. I am first noticing this problem in Premiere v22.0, build 128. It was picking a color near by not exactly the color chosen. When I sampled the color from a still of the frame using Photoshop, and copied the hex code, and pasted it into the color picker, it was still off.
"Currently, the only way to properly sample any color is to turn off color management first".
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Ben Whisenhunt
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This just started with the latest version for me with the Change to Color effect which is now under obsolete? I use that effect like it's a religion.
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Andrew
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My eyedropper has issues even with color management disabled, just saying.
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Christian Schmidt
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jep i face this Problem daily. We shoot 10Bit h264 for Chromakey.
Impossible to pick the Color of the Green screen....what a "kindergarden".
I choose..no i guess the color myself out of the palette what take much longer then it should be ..if it its working as it should be.. -
Baffy19
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I support the author of the post and everyone who is waiting for the clarification of this function. I still don't know how to configure it correctly in order to correctly make a color selection. And imagine you paint your skin tone and how it affects your assessment. It's time to fix this and there should be nothing that restricts your work. We are waiting waiting waiting
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Will Dano
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It would be great to have this fixed, not cool to have to change color management every time I want to eye drop a color.
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James Easter
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This would be a great update!
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Tijmen Bleker den
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Signed this baby happily
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Christian Proscia
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I approve this message
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Bogdan Chetrari
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just YES.
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Sérgio Miguel Gabardo
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we need THIS
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Kenneth Sim
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YES MAKE IT HAPPEN
WE NEED THIS... -
Imsety Taylor
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+1
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sam ormerod
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voted
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Mr_ No_Name
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Voted :)
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Petr Novák
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+1 <3
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Harshvardhan Puri
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+1 on that one
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Asher Brown-Nystrom
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YES MAKE IT HAPPEN
WE NEED THIS... -
Mitchell Harris
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Yes Sir
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TaranVH
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I don't think Adobe should listen more to "influencers" than anyone else. while I do have a reputation for good ideas, the idea itself is what is valuable, not the person suggesting it.