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Color of Exported Video Drastically Different from View in FCP
09 Mar 2018 18:33 #94542
by rjlane
The view of my video and subsequent color boards and edits looks fine in FCP. However when I export (Apple ProRes HQ) the colors are significantly more saturated and the picture more contrasty. What am I missing?! In attached image the top is as viewed in FCP, the bottom how it appears in Compressor and after export either from Compressor OR FCP.
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10 Mar 2018 03:49 #94547
by Karsten Schlüter
Sorry to say; Nothing to see.
Follow advice given here:
www.fcp.co/forum/4-final-cut-pro-x-fcpx/...-about-pics-in-posts
Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Color of Exported Video Drastically Different from View in FCP
rjlane wrote: … In attached image ….
Sorry to say; Nothing to see.
Follow advice given here:
www.fcp.co/forum/4-final-cut-pro-x-fcpx/...-about-pics-in-posts
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11 Mar 2018 03:40 #94567
by dgwvideo
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Replied by dgwvideo on topic Color of Exported Video Drastically Different from View in FCP
Without seeing your attachment I'll take a guess that this may be caused by a gamma setting in your monitor profile. I noticed a while back under the current and a few previous versions of FCPX that the viewer images always looked fine, however creating a still frame from the video looked over saturated and very contrasty when viewed in Preview or most other applications. My custom monitor calibration profile was the culprit. I reset the profile to the default for the monitor and all subsequent stills created from video matched the viewer perfectly in all apps I tried. I believe this would also apply to the exported video, so you might take a look at that.
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