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It’s interesting to watch the ongoing dance. But what does it mean for working with it?Ī heck of a lot, actually. Just do it … and AfterEffects, Premiere Pro, Media Encoder, and Prelude all know where to find any LUTs/Looks used in your projects. Ok, it’s a bit fiddly at first to get to the specific location in your computer’s folder structure to create the folders for Technical (Basic) and Creative use. Your LUTs/Looks appear in the preview window. Click the side-to-side arrows in the Creative tab preview window. This works in the drop-down lists in both the Basic and Creative tab.

Voila! Your LUTs/Looks auto-magically blend in … and populate with … the built-in LUTs/Looks. Put your LUTs/Looks in the proper folders. They also created a location and process to place your own LUTs/Looks into a proper folder structure. Yes, shot-matching!Īnd … they added the ability to create, name, and use multiple instances of Lumetri via a drop-down box at the top of the Lumetri panel. And they even added a shot-matching button in the newly-renamed “Color Wheels and Match” section.

They rebuilt and vastly expanded the Curves section. The Adobe engineers added comparison view in the Program monitor.

There’s been some major changes in the ensuing years. That was the 2015.3 Premiere Pro … and we’re now into Premiere Pro 2019. Lumetri color correction in Premiere Pro 2019 has changed dramatically: what is new? Is it improved? And how useful is it? That’s what this new series of insights will be exploring.Ī long while back, Patrick did a series of insights on using Premiere Pro’s Lumetri workspace for color correction. Please say hi to Neil in the comments! Don’t forget, you can read his bio on the About Us page.ĭay 11: 25 Insights in 25 Days 2019 New Year Marathon! What has changed since Mixing Light’s last look? Neil Haugen as our newest Contributor to the website! He’s kicking off a multi-part series on color grading using the Lumetri workflow (with a special emphasis on the Tangent panel integrations).

Tutorials / Marathon Series / 2019 New Year Marathon / Premiere Pro CC 2019 – An Overview of The New Lumetri Interface SeriesĪ special note from Team Mixing Light: We’d like to welcome editor, color aficionado, and Premiere Pro specialist R.