To export your color correction from Premiere Pro, you need to render your video after applying all the desired color adjustments and LUTs. The rendered export will include your color correction.
Here's how you can ensure your color grading is properly exported:
- Apply Your Color Correction: Begin by adjusting your video’s colors in Premiere Pro using tools like Lumetri Color, curves, and other color correction effects.
- Add LUTs (Optional): If you're using LUTs (Look Up Tables), apply them to your clips.
- Finalize Settings: Ensure all color settings are as you want them in Premiere Pro before exporting.
- Export:
- Go to File > Export > Media.
- Choose your export settings (format, codec, etc.).
- Make sure the "Use Previews" option is not checked for a final export.
- Render: Click the "Render" button in the export settings (or Export depending on your version). Premiere Pro will then render your video with your color adjustments. The reference states that the LUT will be applied alongside your other settings, and when you hit render, the exported video will appear as it did in Premiere.
By following these steps, the color correction you've done in Premiere Pro, including any LUTs, will be properly applied in your exported video.
