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Seems to be a unique case that I just cannot solve on my own, it seems. I’ve also had no luck finding others in the same boat. I’ve tried every codec I have for my previews in the Sequence Settings and nothing solves the problem. The basic issue is that wherever there are certain shades of blue, Premiere Pro will show them as this ugly green.
It doesn’t appear in any of my original H.264 footage or the transcoded AVID DNxHD Codec footage. I realize Los Angeles is smoggy, but I can promise you that green sludge in the sky isn’t supposed to be there. This has only been happening recently since I started editing footage with my new Canon T3i.
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