How to Color Correct HLG in Premiere Pro 2022 | No More Blown Highlights!

📜 Blown out highlights with HLG in Premiere Pro? In this video I’m showing you how to color correct and grade HLG footage out of a Sony camera. With the recent updates on Premiere Pro and Da Vinci, the workflow changed and it is now much simpler to grade it if you know what you’re doing. HLG is a gamma originally designed for HDR delivery, but that works incredibly well on recording as well, being one of the best picture profile options in Sony cameras especially. In the video you’ll see me using HLG3 with the BT2020 color space, and correcting it in just a few seconds. If you’d like to keep a LUT workflow or simply use a grading LUT to give your footage a twist, you can use the link below to download it for free: 😍 One click means so much! Like, subscribe and share this video! ⌚ Video Timecodes 0:00 Intro 0:38 What is HLG 2:22 Nerdy Graphs 3:02 How Color Correct on Premiere Pro 4:14 Da Vinci Resolve Workflow 4:57 HDR Workflow 5:34 Conclusion 📸 All my photo/video kit and beast PC parts Main Camera - Sony A7iii - Wide Lens - Samyang 14mm 2.8 - Do It All Super Sharp Lens - Tamron 28-75 2.8 - Fearless Drone - Top Down and Vlog Camera - Incredible Tiny Light - Best Lav Style Microphone - Top Directional Microphone - Can’t Live Without Headphones - Photo\Video Editing Perfect Monitor - Portable Beast Notebook - Wireless Kboard and Mouse - Tiny Handy Must Have Ball Tripod - 🎥 Where I get all my music Musicbed 👨🏾‍🎓 My FREE Skillshare Classes 1 MONTH Premium FREE My brand new Lightroom Mobile course: General link: To see more go to: 🤳🏾 Connect With Me 📷 Instagram / 🦜 Twitter / 📽️ Wanna start a Youtube channel? Get this tool: 💁🏿 Affiliate Links Disclaimer The links found in this description are affiliate links. This means that if you purchase the item after clicking on it, the store will thank our channel for sending over a customer with a small commission. This way you’re helping support this channel at no extra cost for you. #Sony #colorgrading #colorcorrection
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