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CC 2019, and still Lumetri saturation is completely useless. It gives all warm tones a strange yellow color as soon as the saturation is increased.
Also when the exposure is made brighter, warm tones go all yellow and totally unnatural.
I still use fast color corrector for increasing hue or changing color balance.
I also sometimes use the old RGB curves, because the curves behavior of Lumetri is also very unusual.
Lumetri SUCKS for landscapes.
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NOTE! IS STILL THE CASE IN CC 2018 (12.1.1 build 10)
I just couldn't bother re-making screenshots I had already made.An error occurred while saving the comment Skies
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Video: https://youtu.be/vHlr7_f4W8o
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This change is available in public beta now! See the comments from Wes Howell. Also follow the beta forum post here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-beta-discussions/discuss-paste-to-same-track/td-p/12867770
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An other way would be to automatically paste on an EMPTY TRACK or on the SELECTED TRACK. (Selected, in the sense that you only have to click on your spot in the timeline rather than mark and unmark tracks because that is ridiculous).
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Thanks everyone for your feedback. I am moving this to Under Review.
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We are actively working on this feature. I don't have a date to share yet but I'll update this message when I do.
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It is incredibly inconvenient to press space (play) every single time you jump in the timeline.
It makes editing MUCH slower.
How is this not an option!?...I'd swear I've seen someone doing this on a Mac, is it still not an option?
Browsing the internet, I see this has been requested for at least 10 years, if not forever since Premiere existed.
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Agreed.
Example:
When choosing clip frames > time remapping > speed, it is not possible to enter a value. Obviously it is very tedious to manually move the mouse to go back to 100%. Since gradually speed up - slow down is not possible with Speed/Duration we have to move ourselves an RSI arm to get precise values like 100, 200, 400, 800 etc.
The same counts for other parameters like clip volume.
Please let us enter a value by double- or right clicking to the line.
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CC 2020 and Lumetri is still unusable. NOTHING has changed.
I am on the verge of switching to Resolve. For countless other reasons too.