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ICYMI Adobe Premiere Pro has made it easier to edit HDR footage.
I know many of you video editors have already switched to DaVinci, and I don’t blame you because Premiere is starting to show its age. However, the last update has an important new addition, applying automatic tone mapping to help edit HDR footage.
Premiere Pro automatically adjusts wide color gamuts to display accurately in your sequence without blown-out highlights. Tone mapping is enabled by default, so iPhone or HDR footage will display correctly.
I’ll let Tyler guide you through it.
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