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Follow along with any project to learn how to configure clips for color management.
Color Management only works correctly when the color space of each clip that’s used in the program is correctly identified. Premiere Pro should identify the color space metadata available in clips automatically, but if not, it could be because they either lack metadata, have incorrect metadata, or have metadata that Premiere Pro isn't able to read. In such cases, you can manually choose which color space each clip uses.
To identify clips on import, access the source clip settings:
Turn on Preserve RGB to prevent Color Management from automatically converting that clip to the working color space in all sequences of that project where it's used.
Use the Input LUT menu to choose or import a LUT with which to convert the color space of that clip to the currently configured working color space.
If the detected color space is incorrect and the source media is a camera raw clip, you should instead use the Color Space dropdown menu in the Source Settings for that clip in the Source tab of the Effect Controls panel to choose the correct color space you want to convert the clip to.
To use an input LUT to convert a clip to a known color space for automatic conversion to the working color space:
Access the Source Clip settings by doing the following:
Use the Input LUT menu to choose or import a LUT with which to convert the color space of that clip to a known color space. This can be useful when working with brand new media formats for which there are no known LUTs to convert to your working color space.
Use the Media Color Space menu to choose the color space the LUT you selected was designed to output with.
Premiere Pro Color Management converts the output of the LUT conversion using the selected input color space to the working color space.
