Adjust color values with ease

Use native YUV processing and three-point color correction to adjust your colors to the needs of your project.

Native YUV processing

Preserve the color values of original DV and other source footage--and improve application performance by avoiding color conversions--with native support for YUV processing. For information on YUV processing in Adobe Premiere Pro, see Correcting color in a clip.

Three-point color correction

Make sure shots match, and correct exposure, color-balance, and other jarring errors caused by lighting, cameras, and environment with the new color correction filters in Adobe Premiere Pro. Adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness for highlights, midtones, and shadows; replace a color throughout a clip with a single selection; and more. Use built-in waveforms and vectorscopes to make sure that clips share the same color spectrum and that your color adjustments fall within legal broadcast limits. The Color Corrector uses 32-bit floating-point mathematical precision. For information on color correction, see Understanding the waveform monitor and vectorscope, About Fixed effects, and About Standard effects.

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