Re: Drop in luminence during transitions

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From: Jeff_Bellune
Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 09:14

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Premiere processes RGB video internally as YUV, so there is no clamping going on in clips that are not rendered.

It's only when rendering effects and transitions or exporting (to a different codec) that the video has to be processed as RGB, which introduces the clamping that you see.

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