Hi
Running OS 12.6.1 on my mid-2015 MBP, using latest FCPX.
Editing HDR iPhone clips. Doesn't matter if project is Standard (with HLG color space), or Wide Gamut, the export is too light. This wasn't happening before.
Example below:
Any ideas on getting exports that match my Project's appearance?
Best
Roy
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 12.6
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the reply!
Doesn't matter which, SD or HDR, but let's say SD, if you need one. For internet.
Media: 4K, 30fps, HEVC
Display: Color LCD for MBP, but also using BenQ which says color profile is GW2765. They look ppretty similar.
Project Properties
Export Properties
Ah, I used H.264 for small file size. But just tried exporting prores and it was much more like what I was looking at in FCP's Viewer.
Hope this helps.
Roy
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the reply!
Doesn't matter which, SD or HDR, but let's say SD, if you need one. For internet.
Media: 4K, 30fps, HEVC
Display: Color LCD for MBP, but also using BenQ which says color profile is GW2765. They look ppretty similar.
Project Properties
Export Properties
Ah, I used H.264 for small file size. But just tried exporting prores and it was much more like what I was looking at in FCP's Viewer.
Hope this helps.
Roy
Which do want to export? SD or HDR? What are the media specs? Post a screenshot of the project properties. How are you exporting? The left image I assume is in the QuickTime Player.
What are the Display settings in System Preferences? They should be set to the default.
I can't se why that's happening. Can't reproduce that kind of luma shift with those settings.
HDR video exports light whether coming from Standard or Wide Gamut; it used to be ok
