A Concept & Prototype for a professional Color Grading Application we wish to be added to the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite, to complete the Audio & Video Package.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/67706495/Adobe-Lumetri-CC-Prototype

Both FCPX and DaVinci Resolve already have a plugin by default to select X-Rites ColorCheker Chart or passport to do a quick color corection. I think its time that Premiere has it too.

Auto Balance button in RED Source Settings frequently does nothing, rarely brings up an empty window, and once every few weeks actually works as intended. Extremely frustrating!

I just got my new iMac Pro and quickly discovered the problem of Premiere's color management (or lack thereof) on the 5k wide gamut iMac displays. Very inaccurate, oversaturated color. The newly added "Enable Display Color Management" setting does not solve the issue. It makes colors a bit less saturated but darker and more contrasty, still not at all accurate. We have these nice color grading tools in Premiere now, but they're useless without color management options for accurate monitoring on the new iMac displays.

A utility mini-app for managing LUT location storage for both Technical and Creative folders for all three apps, Pr, Ae, Me ... that would work across the three apps, be linked to them all.

Just open the utility, drag/drop LUTs from Finder/Explorer into the appropriate folder ... done. Again, access the utility from all three apps.

This is not an idea. It's a bug with RGB curves. I can add new points but I can't move or adjust any of them.

When using an adjustment layer for color correction / grading, making alterations to lumetri within the adjustment layer makes the preview window image go CRAZY! It's borderline unworkable.

Premieres Lumetri should be able to interprete Color Charts like XRite. Many people shoot Log or with different cameras in one set and this would be a chance to correct colors faster an more accurat.

This would make it easier to reset a point, rather than the whole curve

We really need to be able to move the center point of a vignette to a part of the frame other than the middle

I have 100's of luts imported into premiere but the only way to find the one I want is to scroll through all of them. If I could put them into sub-folders finding them would be much easier

This is the title of a post from Alister Chapman on XDCAM-User:

http://www.xdcam-user.com/2018/11/adobe-still-cant-get-xavc-levels-right/

He adresses an issue or bug, that has been in Premiere for a long time: Levels are too high for XAVC S-Log material. This leads to clipping as well as inconsistencies with other color software like DaVinci, where the levels are correctly interpreted. The application of LUTs is especially problematic under these circumstances.

Please read Alister’s article for the details. This issue needs addressing.

When color grading black blocks are introduce when using 2 or more adjustment layers and using secondaries. PP 2018

I add files with LUTs to the media encoder queue, but the effect does not export. It exports just fine when done directly from Premiere. This problem was reported back in 2015 according to this thread: https://forums.adobe.com/message/7677749#7677749

Using the media encoder is supposed to take the place of exporting each file individually. It's been three years, and this workaround impedes progress. Please fix.

Basically if you click on the Lumetri panel, say on the 70% mark where there is a lot of data, and have that highlight on the picture frame where those colors are sitting.
Similar to having clipping levels shown in Lightroom, but allowing to pick which area of exposure to highlight.