Premiere Pro - 60 Sec FIX for iPhone Footage Looking Washed Out or Overexposed

Does your iPhone footage look washed out in Adobe Premiere Pro, but looks fine on your iPhone?
Here's the fast way to fix overexposed iPhone footage quickly.
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[@Lerithan]

I just want you to know that I have this video bookmarked, because I edit very infrequently and forget where to go every time. This amazing and compact video has saved me like half a dozen times now. Thank you!

[@bowlofnuggets]

thank you SO MUCH. quick and simple, no nonsense video

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

You're welcome!

[@kashdout]

THANK YOU

[@johnspalding]

Very helpful, and it didn't even take the whole 60 seconds to explain it! Perfect!

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

Glad to hear it!

[@leeputmanart]

Jesus thank you!! I've been half trying to solve this problem for months and no where I've seen online has this solution. For watch time, explanation and saving my mental well-being, this is hands down my favourite tutorial. Thank you

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

I know what you mean! That's why I did it, I had a few people contacting me via a group I run for coaching with this issue and I thought I need to do a quick and dirty video to show the fix. Not my best work production wise, but if it helps people like you fix a problem then the time I spent creating the videos was worth it.

[@lauriemacmillan7542]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@SykoSkot]

Thanks for the help! Definitely subscribed now

[@ajbellman]

thank you andrew

[@katebrunotts129]

Thank you so much!!

[@myreisefotografie]

Thank you very much

[@giyombalet]

It didn’t bring back the original look to my video…it’s slightly better but still not equal

[@biccyonline]

same

[@DD-00-DD]

Same

[@biccyonline]

i must be the only person that this didn't work for

[@williamvercetti]

you aren’t alone

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[@marcellocavalcanti1]

flawless!!

[@Cherfeel]

thank you!!!!!

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Amazing, subbed!

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

Thanks

[@realeoinarmstrong]

Thank you!!

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

You're welcome!

[@peterlangela]

🙏thank you

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

You’re welcome 😊

[@Mehwhatevr]

My video had very high contrast. after doing this is just looks washed out.
Also tried editing this option in the sequence settings instead, and the video looks fine on the export window, but the exported video looks washed out. :(

[@muhammadzazulirizki1000]

Hiii.. Please help, is there a way to do this in after effect?

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

likely there is, but I've no idea how

[@terezarasovska8346]

Hi, and what if it changes only after export?

[@CourseBuildersAcademy]

it shouldn't do

[@luchipunchi98]

I've got the same issue, and this method doesn't work for me, it looks even worse :(

[@CJsMusicTrumpet]

You can try Rec. 2020 or Rec. 709. You MUST change the sequence settings as well. Rec.709 usually fixes the issue, but both the clip settings and the sequence settings must match. Hope this helps