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Team is working on it and was able to reproduce the bug.
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Fixed the links. Updated to latest driver. Still same issues.
Even rendering from 29.97 to 30fps or 59.97 to 60 changes the contrast.
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Thank You. Heres a simpler clip so you can see the contrast changes. ( Taken with GoPro Hero 8 ) Fast video rendering used for all. Contrast change only happens when rendered framerate is above or below source. ( see below)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gihft9deal2r0cr/Original.MP4?dl=0
Original File Screenshot
30 fps render
60fps render ( contrast change)
https://ibb.co/d7byJrB
https://ibb.co/8zDgGVD
https://ibb.co/PMxvXM5
Hopefully the team will get this sorted soon.
Additionally I rendered out a source gopro footage shot at 59.94 to 29.97; and as expected the contrast changed.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i5z4p5a2f7242mv/GX010048.MP4?dl=0
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Update:
Figured out exactly what is changing the color.
The source media is 29.97 frames per second.
If you output in that framerate the color matches exactly.
However when rendering out in 59.94 frames a second the contrast changes! ( which it shouldent)
Strangely this only seems to be happening with footage from the gopro, as other media taken with my iphone contrast is NOT affected by the framerate change.
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Thank you for following up! I will report it.
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Did you have Fast video rendering technology enabled when you produced the video? If yes, try rendering it without that selected first to see if that makes a difference.
Ash
Tried with it off as well. Same results. Thanks tho.
If you could download the source footage and do a render you should see the same results. This is most definetley a bug.
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After rendering out a project with h264. The colors of the the original footage are NOT maintained. Footage is rendered to bright.
Attached original file below.
Camera used gopro hero 8
https://www.dropbox.com/s/r2aow8gtijquqyd/PCQE3259.MP4?dl=0
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