Adobe has announced the February 2023 updates (23.2) for Premiere Pro and After Effects. These include an Automatic Tone Mapping feature for their non-linear editing software that should help handle mix color spaces within the same sequence. Also, After Effects gets native OpenColorIO and ACES integration. Only a little over two months ago, Adobe launched new updates for Premiere Pro and After Effects with version 23.1 which introduced support for footage shot on RED’s flagship studio-oriented camera, the V-RAPTOR XL, along with other minor enhancements. The company then recently launched an interesting text-based editing tool for Premiere Pro, which is currently in its Beta testing phase and is now introducing the latest official release (23.2) of its video-oriented software. Let’s take a closer look! Adobe Premiere Pro 23.2: automatic tone mapping Along with some bug fixes, Premiere Pro 23.2 gets a new Automatic Tone Mapping function that is touted to be a helpful tool when dealing with mixed footage and different color spaces within the same timeline. In particular, this can help avoid clipped highlights when importing HLG footage shot on iPhone or other HDR media into the same Rec.709 sequence. The “Auto Tone Map Media” option in Sequence Settings. Source: Adobe According to Adobe, this function is compatible with the following footage types: iPhone HLG Log video (such as S-Log, Canon Log, V-Log) Other HDR formats (such as HLG) Auto Tone Mapping on/off comparison. Source: Adobe This new option, which is active by default, can be toggled off by...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 20 February, 2023