I’m assuming you have at least a basic understanding of color correction concepts and terminology and know your way around scopes.

We’ll work on a wide range of problematic footage, using advanced techniques. In this article, we’ll dive into the hidden secrets and lesser-known corners of the panel. You’ll find the Lumetri Color Panel in both After Effects and Premiere Pro, and it’s extremely useful for both color correction and grading. Prepare to take a few more steps toward greatness! If you’re an editor who’s interested in Premiere Pro’s color correction tools, today I’m going to give you a decidedly deep dive into the Lumetri Color Panel. And few tools are as important and nuanced as those that affect color grading. The mark of every great editor is a full understanding of the tools at their disposal-and the ability to use those tools to their full potential. We updated it in June 2019 for Adobe CC 2019.

Update: this article on Color Correction in Premiere Pro was first published in May 2018.

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