Best Way to Convert LOG to REC.709 in Premiere Pro || Color Space Transform + BONUS TIP

[@jesuscosme1965]

‘Bonus’ Very informative video especially that settings button for exposure thank you! 💪🏾

[@sorry.noignal]

Thank you for sticking around until the end of the video, I’m glad you found the information useful 🙏🏾

[@thomaschisham4732]

This is one of the best videos on yt for premier pro users holy bro this is so clutch for a project that I'm about to get working on

[@Expprods]

Dude your workflow makes so much sense, we are in very advanced stages of Video editing and for the life of me I don’t understand why most pro editors are still messing stove with color corrections using sliders, color wheels and curves. I am glad you put out this video to show KISS (keep it simple stupid). As always your content is amazing

[@sorry.noignal]

Thank you!! This approach to colour corrections has really sped up my workflow and improved my grades overall. I’m happy that this video is bringing value to so many people 🙏🏾

[@Expprods]

@@sorry.noignal I adapted to your workflow on Premiere 2024 unlike beta you still have to select the Profile from Modify clip.

[@sorry.noignal]

@@Expprods Thats dope. If you have the opportunity you should definitely check out the beta. I think it has a few extra features that are worth the switch.

[@utahfilms-giddoni6906]

this was so much easier to understand than other videos. thanks for the exposure tip!

[@Mr.Briansss]

It is good to see anyone but me using the override thing. Now I'm sure that I'm doing it right. Your channel looks promising btw. Thank you brother, it helped a lot!

[@sorry.noignal]

Thanks bro, I’m glad I was able to help! Hope you saw the last little bit about the exposure adjustment slider as well, that was a game changer for me!

[@Mr.Briansss]

@@sorry.noignal I won't miss a thing from your channel! Thanks again brother.

[@sorry.noignal]

@@Mr.Briansss appreciate that 🙏🏾 I’ll see you around!

[@JohanFitFoodie]

Definitely very useful, especially the exposure tip 🔥👌 Greetings from a Swede in Beijing 🌆🏯😊

[@sorry.noignal]

Glad it was helpful!!

[@techzillaro]

Thanks! I am a video editor since 2010, and everytime i find new things and workflows.

[@sorry.noignal]

No problem brother! Software is improving so fast lately you really gotta make sure you keep up with the new tools available! Really helps to speed up our workflows!

[@Mr_Kenneth]

Thank you George. Your video was a mega find after rummaging through a ton of long-winded videos. Super easy to understand.

[@ehinophotography]

You just got a new subscriber. You make me proud man

[@spielermediaproductions]

This is very helpful. Definitely have been looking for something like this. Side note, I don't know if anyone else has said this, but if you apply the conversion lut on and adjustment layer above the footage and then make your adjustments on the clip after that, you will get much better results. You can almost use the adjustment layer like a node from Resolve. But I think what you are saying makes more sense. Less layers to deal with.

[@borikmusic]

Thank you man you just saved me a ton of time !

[@sorry.noignal]

Glad I could help!!

[@darylswalker]

Definitely going this way from now on! Thanks dude

[@sorry.noignal]

No problem! Glad I could help

[@AllenRReid]

Awesome tip. Thanks for sharing!

[@sorry.noignal]

No problem! Glad to be of help!

[@jamesDbrodie]

Thanks George, this is a great time saver!!!!

[@andrepagan9225]

Great tip!!

[@sorry.noignal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@M_a_n_00_7]

Thanks bro your a legend this was a great video!

[@avalancherune2951]

Awesome tutorial, thank you

[@sorry.noignal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DarlingtonOsazuwa]

Awesome video

[@sorry.noignal]

Thanks!

[@VictoriaOsazuwa-kj9el]

Good job

[@sorry.noignal]

Thank you!

[@GunzoFilms]

Thanks brother

[@sorry.noignal]

Anytime!

[@officialevanthompson]

Hey brotha. Love the video and super super helpful! I do have one question... To my current understanding people use LUTs to convert and apply them on the top layer on premiere so that you can first adjust the LOG footage (wider dynamic range/color space) and then convert AFTER, so that they arent trying to color grade practically rec709 footage with a smaller dynamic range. Is this correct, and is this a problem? If so, is there a solution you are aware of?

[@sorry.noignal]

I don’t know the technical details but I can definitely say for a fact that when using this work flow I don’t feel like I’m working in a smaller colour space.. I should do an updated video because Adobe has improve this particular feature even more allowing us to work in a wide gamut intermediate color space.

[@sorry.noignal]

Play around with it and see if it gives you the results you want!

[@alekimanov588]

Thanks, this was very helpful 👍

[@sorry.noignal]

Happy to hear!

[@ivanpeppe]

Really helpfull thanks, so if you are recording in s log 3 but with a different color mode, that doesn't appear on the list, you will be not able to convert your footage? thanks in advance

[@sorry.noignal]

Sorry I'm not too familiar with Sony cameras and their color profiles so I'm not too sure. I recommend testing it out anyways and seeing the results for yourself.

[@sorry.noignal]

Comment ‘BONUS’ if you watched until the end and found the bonus tip useful!

[@TREZZYism]

Dope video broski

[@sorry.noignal]

Thanks brother 🙏🏾

[@lukeglendy4768]

You are awesome!

[@sorry.noignal]

Thank you!

[@pederblomker6138]

Thanks

[@triciarulete9743]

can i ask where you get this? are trhey built in features? i dont seem to find mine no log gamut options....

[@sorry.noignal]

It depends on the version of Premiere Pro you’re running. I’m using Premiere Pro Beta in this video.

[@azaty]

how about gamma? in davinci you can interpret both color and gamma

[@sorry.noignal]

Sadly this is all we have so far on premiere, maybe in the future we’ll have more tools on premiere to mess around with.

[@azaty]

@@sorry.noignal thanks for the reply, how come such a professional tool does not have basic features

[@syndicateshoot]

is that color wheel on premeire doesnt feel like gamma on davinci ? i use it alot on premiere

[@mickcoola9659]

not how when you did it, your image looks clean and has good contrast, mine just has completely blown out highlights and saturation. I went to that edit panel you talked about but it doesn't do a hell of a lot

[@horagutchi7244]

WHAT IS THE VERSION OF THIS PREMIERE PLEASE

[@sorry.noignal]

This is Premiere Pro 2024 .. specifically the Beta version.

[@otavio-pedigone]

awesome!!! thanks thanks thanks!

[@mickcoola9659]

Question, everything worked except for when do it it makes my image brighter and way more contrasty, don't know if its just the lighting but thats what I get.

[@sorry.noignal]

What camera did you use and what log profile?

[@Kervinsphotography]

Ty

[@Wurmhouse]

I tried, but it doesn't work. I have a Log3 file shot with the FX3, and I set the modify tab /color/override media color space to Rec.709. However, when I drag the clip into the timeline, it still appears in Log and not converted to 709. Why do you think it's behaving like this? thankssss

[@sorry.noignal]

You selected slog-3 from the drop-down menu?

[@sorry.noignal]

Keep in mind that if your camera records metadata into the files then premiere should automatically transform your image.. so just double check that it hasn’t already transformed it

[@Wurmhouse]

@@sorry.noignal thanks a lot

[@atsworld5]

🔥🔥💪🏾

[@Raytake185]

benin man for real

[@mattm7426]

Make sure yku dont do this if you are applying certain luts such as Phantom luts

[@agustinvaca7911]

I am Argentino, your Video its really good my friend. You could help me!!! You are the best :)