How to Easily Use Lumetri Color Premiere Pro

Benjamin Arango

Sep 30, 2024• Proven solutions

Lumetri color is a great tool in making due color corrections over video. In basic sense, the Lumetri Color panel is a space where users can easily execute a simple color grading along with the basic exposure settings. Moreover, you can supervise the color as well as the Lumetri information with the parameters of waveform and vector scopes featuring in the Lumetri Scopes panel.

So if you are looking to burn the midnight lamp, we are here to master you with the art of duly using Lumetri Panel featured in the Adobe Premiere Pro, including creative, curves, color wheels, HSL secondary and vignette.

Part 1: Lumetri Color panel in Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is a renowned tool famously known for its advanced feature of Lumetri Color Panel. This video editing software is useful in crafting frames, editing and adjusting the colors etc. It provides a pool of functions like Curves, Vignette, HSL secondary which we will take up in the upcoming session.

1. Creative

It is not necessary to be a pro or a master for working with the Lumetri Color panel. There are indeed several manners with which one can make a lit picture. To give wings to your imagination, the Lumetri Color panel is certainly a major part of the LUT. With Creative Tab, users can enjoy applying creative streak of LUTs or “looks” over the desired frame(s). It is coupled with its own set of sliders that are inclusive of Faded Film, Sharpness, Vibrance as well as managing saturation levels. You can make adjustments accordingly by making use of the intensity slider to increase or decrease the amount of look.

2. Curves

Curves is one of the advanced options rendered by Adobe Premier Pro. Mainly, there are two kinds of curves. One that is associated with managing the tone of frame with infusing the luminescence curves and can work over separate line of channel curves. The other one is quite common, the Hue/Saturation Curve following under the category of red, green and blue (RGB) flagship. Making due changes in the same can enhance the video accordingly.

Tip: Always use of “Shift” key when dragging, it will be helpful in not running to change hue either too outward or inward.

3. Color Wheels

Color pallets stores several kinds of shades for a particular color. You can experience working with the colors and shades and opt for the suitable one. Once you’ve defined the colors nicely, you can make use of the Comparison that will allow you to keep a watch over two frames simultaneously. Match them by employing scopes that can automatically switch to comparison view too. Set referencing frame with a timeline indicator and then tap on Apply Match. Adjustments can be made by adjusting match working with color wheels.

4. HSL Secondary

HSL Secondary function is one of the features of the lumetri color panel that is used forfocusing over a particular subject of the image, frame etc. Users can duly select what all ranges of hue, and saturation levels can be used for duly making adjustments over the lightness. Moreover, manipulating skin tones, refocussing images can be easily used.

5. Vignette

If the frame or clip you are using demands a special kind of attention, then Vignette is something you can consider using. Roll up in the sections, just find sliders for adjusting levels of darkness or lightness. In typical cases, it has little to no use of vignettes. Focus can be made over themid-point, roundness as well as the feathering. Presently, it is not actively used, users opt for the blending modes from the lumetri color panel.

Final Verdict

We hope by now you are well acquainted with the insights on the Lumetri Color, its features and functions rendered by Adobe Premier as well as Wondershare Filmora. If you are in search of an advanced tool that is capable of providing you impeccable line of features, then Filmora stands as the viable option for you. Its streak of color correcting functions is far more fantastic than the former and can be used to yield a jaw-dropping video. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

Benjamin Arango

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