Help! Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 to Apple Color 1.5

brandondull

brandondull

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I am working on a project in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. I want to get the project into Apple Color 1.5 to color grade. What is the best way to do this?
 
Jim Simon said:
I'm definitely a PC guy. Don't use anything Mac.

For CC work, I use Colorista.
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That's not very useful for the original poster. It's like saying "I don't know how to fix your Ford, but I fix my Chevy by calling the Chevy dealer."

As to the original question: It looks like you should export your video file as a Quicktime file, import into final cut pro, use the razor tool to create all of your edits again and then export to color:

http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/223/18385

It doesn't sound fun, but it should work.
 
If you are a Mac guy, then with CS5 you can do a Final Cut Pro xml which allows you to send Premiere Pro projects to Final Cut Pro. From there you can round trip to Color. If you are a PC guy, then I would follow Demistate's suggestion.
 
mmka1985 said:
If you are a Mac guy, then with CS5 you can do a Final Cut Pro xml which allows you to send Premiere Pro projects to Final Cut Pro. From there you can round trip to Color. If you are a PC guy, then I would follow Demistate's suggestion.
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Apple Color only supports Quicktime, DPX sequences, and Tiff sequences. If all of his clips aren't in that format, a final cut XML wont work for 100% of the edits.
 
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