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Not seeing it. After I got the M1 Max 16 and updated Premiere to 2022 I tested by opening projects from the last month and compared output.

My main problem with Premiere 2022 was that they changed Lumetri's engine so all the videos were blown out with incorrect colour matching, so I had to regrade my projects. After I finished the regrade I exported them and they all looked the same as ever with high detail and no artefacts.

I also downloading some 4K and 8K log footage from the link below to benchmark the machine and test the quality of the output, which was all excellent.

I'm having this issue. The files look fine in Premiere but when I export they're blown out and very red. Did your files look okay in Premiere before you exported them? If so how did you color grade them?
 

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I'm having this issue. The files look fine in Premiere but when I export they're blown out and very red. Did your files look okay in Premiere before you exported them? If so how did you color grade them?

What are you playing the exports with?

Premiere has a well known problem that the exports in QuickTime don't look the same as the viewport in Premiere.

In Windows the exports look exactly like they do in Premiere.

So QuickTime has been ****ed for years because Apple wants QuickTime to use its own gamma profile that nobody else uses.
 
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