Auto Color Grading in Adobe Premiere Pro 2024

In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to automatically color grade your footage in Premiere Pro. Before we begin, it's worth noting that we have partnered with InVado Elements to offer you a 70% discount on your first month. With InVado Elements, you can access unlimited downloads to millions of stock videos, Premiere Pro effects, transitions, and more. Let's dive into the color grading process in Premiere Pro.

To start, make sure you have the latest version of Premiere Pro installed. Drag your clip onto the timeline where you want to apply color grading. The Lumetri Color panel should appear by default when you select your clip. If it's not visible, go to Window and select Lumetri Color. Within the Lumetri Color panel, navigate to the Basic Correction tab. Here, you will find an Auto button that you can click to automatically color grade your video.

After applying the auto color grade, you can use the intensity slider to make adjustments to the correction. You can also fine-tune the contrast using the contrast slider, but be cautious as too much contrast can remove details from the footage. If you want to compare your changes with the original clip, you can toggle the color grading on and off using the checkbox next to basic correction. That's all for this quick tutorial on auto color grading in Premiere Pro. Thank you for watching!

Keywords

Auto Color Grading, Premiere Pro, Lumetri Color Panel, InVado Elements, Stock Videos, Effects, Transitions, Basic Correction, Intensity Slider, Contrast Slider.

FAQ

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