You don't have to but could consider removing the LUT on the footage. Right click sequence>Refresh Sequence>Remove Color Adapters If your timeline has a "C"on it like this then you need to remove the color adapter
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Click on Windows on the top navigation bar > Workspaces > Color Correction Use the Automatic HSL (Hue Saturation and Luminance) fix on all the clips in the timeline for a quick one-time pass color correction session. |
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| Or press the COLOR icon on the side bar to enter "COLOR" mode |
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Select the HSL Tab (Hue, Saturation, Luminance) Make sure that “Hue Offsets” is selected. |
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These buttons are the “Auto Color Correction Tools” |
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Auto Balance – Removes Color Casts |
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Auto Black – Adjusts the black to the richest levels of black – removes milky look |
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Auto Contrast – Adjusts for the best possible contrast between black and white |
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To apply place cursor on the clip to apply color correction and click: |
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Apply and change in this order: Auto Black Auto ContrastBalanceAuto Balance Auto Contrast |
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Click the – Dual Split Icon will show the before and after color correction Before is on the left and after on the right  |
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| You can drag this template to your bin and apply to other similar clips |
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To move to the previous or next uncorrected shot, press these buttons |
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To apply an auto color fix on all the clips in the the timeline click on the “Color Correction Mode Setting” |
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Select the “Segment” tool and select all the clips in the timeline |
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In the project window, select the effects tab > Image > Double click “Color Correction” option. This will apply onto all selected clips. |
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Then you can go into the color correction tool to compare the before and after and tweak the settings if needed. |
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Make sure the video quality menu is set to full green and then render all effects before export. |
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