iPhone Footage Overexposed in Premiere Pro After Export NEW METHOD

⚠️ NEW METHOD: If your iPhone Footage Overexposed in Premiere Pro After Export, then watch this video for a quick fix! Plus, I'll show you how to get the best colors/brightness/contrast from your iPhone videos in Premiere Pro!

🧲 ANOTHER METHOD:    • iPhone Footage Overexposed in Premiere Pro...  

📌 You could see in the above that Premiere Pro doesn't properly interpret the drag & drop footage on the Timeline to create Sequence Settings & doesn't always save the Sequence Presets properly!

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Premiere Pro Automatically creates the Sequence Settings from the metadata of the iPhone video file.

Premiere Pro makes the iPhone videos into Dull colors. To further improve the colors of your iPhone video, change the "Graphics White Override" to 300 (81% HLG, 62% PQ).

iPhone video colors, brightness & contrast have substantially improved!

Overexposed video is now fixed! Continue watching for more tips & pitfall…

Don't just drag & drop the video to create a sequence for iPhone video files!

SAVED SEQUENCE DOESN'T WORK!!

This seems to be a BUG in Premiere Pro! For now, you'll have to manually change the sequence settings for iPhone videos.

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