Exploring the Lumetri Scopes in Adobe Premiere Pro

A little longer than normal VR tutorials but that's what was need to fully explore the Lumetri Scopes and all their settings.
Also included is a walk-through of how to pick the scopes you want in the correct order.
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Hot dam Collin, you've done it again! Love your work and the way you make something so sophisticated, easy as! The background thingy doesn't bother me at all. But would love it if you could make a video describing step by step the way in which you would color grade a short video. I produce, real estate walkthru's, promo vids for businesses and don't need all the hollywood grading, just something to improve. Thanks again Collin

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very professional like usually

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All I see are pretty colours that would make a rocking album cover or random piece of visual art :P I know it's full of information, but it's just too damn purdy!

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In other words, I find the Lumetri Scopes to be visually beautiful beyond the point of information, but it seems people get so wrapped up in data they completely ignore how visually appealing the lumetri scopes look just on their own. Ignore the video, ignore the data, just take in the beauty of the waveforms. Otherwise, I guess you just have to be a visual artist to appreciate the beauty of the waveforms.

[@VideoRevealed]

Oh yeah, they are very visually appealing and if you ever saw the original scopes in Premiere Pro, which were beyond hideous with posterized colors and low bit depth. In a word, embarrassing. The cool thing is, Lumetri scopes are beautiful to look at and functional.

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Very good! This theme is a little beat complicated for me but with te constan practice I know can doit better in my works, thanks a lot!

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Just stick with the RGB parade scopes and you'll be fine.

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As a still photographer this parallel universe of video is fascinating. Many of the Photoshop concepts show up but all the terminology is different. (No issues - new craft, new language.) Apparently video "scope" equals still "gamut." Actually, the video term seems more descriptive. Keep the range of colors within the capabilities of the media or they get wonky as some widget tries to yank an out of scope/gamut color back within the boundary. Again, no issues - actually pleasant when what I think is a new concept turns out to be different terminology and a different (actually better) application interface.

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Hi Dale, I'll take that into consideration and if more people agree, I'll render a new background. The current background took 34 hours to Render.

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Thank you so much man this was awesome

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+Dru Solberg - Adobe just announced that the scopes have an update coming out soon that increases the quality and allows the user to brighten or dim them. Pretty cool! It will probably be available in June.

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Awesome, I will be looking out for the update! Thanks for all the information, this is dramatically increasing quality of production.

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[@alexfolsom3910]

@ 1:44 ----> I was wondering how you got the the bar that shows Seemly, Editing, Color, effects and Audio. I have the most current cs6 but I don't have that bar? If you could help me that would be amazing.

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+AJ Foslom - That feature is not in CS6, it's in CC 2015.

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Would you PLEASEEE make a tutorial of underwater color correction using Premiere Pro?

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[@jorgevelasquez9955]

Colin, My station still has us on CC 2014...I can't find scopes in this addition...Can u advise? Thanks again. Jorge

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The station should just update to 2017 because they're already paying for 2014.

[@alloneword154]

How should you go about grading footage if there is a lot of color change in one continuous shot?

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That's going to be difficult for the Lumetri Color Panel; you'd have to add more instances of the Effect and use the Secondary controls to key just the colors you want to change. The bigger issues is, once you add 3 or 4 instances, it really slows down. Here's a tutorial on Secondaries: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIW4iXaBhM2pfsU

[@blackburn1489]

4:34 where to find color wheel in hue saturation curves in new version of PR?

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That interface has changed to the new controls in Premiere Pro.

[@jonathansantiago5423]

so how could i fix a video thats to red it was shot at night

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You need to use the Lumetri Color panel and adjust one of the controls to reduce the red. There are several choices for doing that and I have a whole playlist on it: kzbin.info/aero/PL6npGHFAQO7cmHELyg6byRPB5obOYfDhi

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