Would be amazing to have an auto exposure system. I've been going through a several hours of footage and retouching clips from a secondary camera that was automatically adjusting exposure due to cloudy days and sunlight coming through a nearby window.

Retouching 30 seconds of footage takes about 3-5 minutes on average. I have been adding keyframes with Lumetri waveform (luma) beside it. Every time the scope starts/stops or there is a direction change, I add a keyframe and bring the exposure to whatever has been deemed sufficient for the clip (usually with the average point of the waveform being somewhere between 60 and 80 on the waveform. I have been thinking about the automation of this for quite a while since it has been taking so long.

Please send help for future us.

Until recently (I'm on v13.1 at the moment), a user was able to roll the mouse wheel over the closed LUT drop down menu and cycle through different LUTs. These LUTs would be applied on the Lumetri layer, allowing for adjustment of intensity and interaction with other layers.

This option has recently disappeared. Once a user clicks a LUT in the drop down menu, that selection is moved to the top of the menu, causing "Browse..." to be the next LUT option when mouse scrolling.

Please see an example here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi6DxcWCu2w

Yes, the preview window in the Lumetri>Creative panel allows cycling through LUTs, but it is at 100% intensity and without regard for other effects applied to the clip.

This has happened for several releases. When you apply Lumetri Color and add Luts (Even if the lut was created by Premiere Pro), it will sometimes randomly wash the footage out. For example; if you add a vignette using the last option in Lumetri Color, it will wash the footage out so that it looks like it was shot in Log.

The footage also washes out when doing other things like adding an adjustment layer above the footage and applying certain 3rd party plugins like Denoiser. The bottom footage layer will have Lumetri applied, and the above adjustment layer will only have the denoiser effect applied; the footage that's getting washed out wasn't shot in Log, yet it washes out as if it was.

This doesn't happen all the time, however I've noticed it almost always happens when more than 1 Lumetri color is applied with a lut on 1 of them.

If you apply Lumetri Color to a clip and then in Effect Controls right click it and rename it to something else for organization, such as when you have multiple Lumetri Colors applied; when you then select them all and right click, and save a preset, it doesn't save what you've renamed into the preset. So the next time you use the preset and apply it to a clip, all of the Lumetri Colors default back to just saying 'Lumetri Color' followed by the name of the preset, which isn't helpful.

Have the name of the preset keep the preset name, and the actual Lumetri Color titles for each keep their renamed names when a preset is saved.

Please fix!

Premiere Pro is a wonderful editing program overall. However if it had imported a color grading effect from Photoshop I wouldn't be so tempted to move entirely to editing and grading on Da Vinci Resolve. Premiere has a selective color effect, but not quite like on Photoshop. It's being able to immediately select predetermined colors of reds, yellows, greens, cyans, blues, magentas, whites, neutrals, and blacks. And then being able to apply super powerful and precise changes by shifting the four color sliders unlike with any other tool on premiere OR on Davinci. This would be a game changer. No other software offers this wonderfully powerful yet simple effect. The wonderful thing is that you already have developed this technology. Now it's just a matter of making it work in photoshop. I would do anything for you to add this tool! It is an incredibly convinient tool. It's incredibly fast, super precise and has a massive grading effect. Please consider importing this effect from one program into the other. Please!

Lumetri has not been working since day one. Every time I scroll through the LUTS a "Low-Level exception" occurs and Lumetri stops working. I am editing on a high-end iMac and this should not happen with an application that I pay for so much each month! So please fix that!

Also, it is not possible to scroll through LUTS in the Lumetri panel anymore as I was used to. I have been researching about this, and apparently it is because the LUT selected is placed before "browse' in the scroll down menu and thus cycles through from the beginning. This is unacceptable, and you need to fix this now as color grading and correction is an important step of video production and a high-end service like yours should address those issues right away!