Steal the Color Grade From Any Movie in Premiere Pro

Steal the Color Grade From Any Movie in Premiere Pro

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Bring in the reference frame into your timeline that you want to borrow the color grade from.
Then go to window – Lumetri color. Open the Color Wheels & match tab.
Then click comparison view.
Move the reference time indicator to be on top of your reference frame.
Then just click Apply Match.
And it’s that easy! As a quick tip you may need to adjust your basic color correction as this is not 100% perfect.

[SonduckFilm]

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[dejaamelle]

I am SO grateful for this video. I almost never leave comments but this has changed the way I approach video editing. Thank YOU!

[smiley-]

the pedro pascal frame is so cute lmao. great video!

[jankybobax]

This is so helpful. I use a lot of stock footage with varying degrees of color. This will make it so much easier. Thanks for the tut my guy.

[duncanh]

I rarely give a thumbs up, but this is good stuff! Short and sweet!

[Roneey]

bro borrowed the word borrow
thanks for the tutorial!

[NotNormalJon]

I just discovered close gap today now this. So many tips!!!

[vaughngaminghd]

Great tip, but background music's REALLY LOUD!

[KillerkoUK]

There is a similar view to do this in Photoshop as well.. did not know it's as easy in premiere pro :-) ..No I can do all my videos with Asteroid City grading lol

[UnknownUser-bimz]

you forgot to tell us how to set that clip as reference.

[chinaahpek]

I’m Surprised that this is one trick I know lol. Often I do not know many tricks they showed on the internet

[holx]

Right, I've tried this with other cameras I've used while filming with numerous cameras and it doesn't work... 🤔

[tolibov_abduvahob]

How to make the same thing on Davinci?