morphinapg HDR Expert

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morphinapg replied to the thread HDR Encoding Guide for Premiere Pro.

I just don't understand why they would. They mentioned pixel formats clearly specific to HDR workflows, based on what I quoted from post 78 above. Why would they mention that but then shut down any questions about that? If they just wanted their own exporters to use those formats, I wouldn't think they would be mentioned at all.
January 31, 2026 at 11:37 AM

morphinapg replied to the thread HDR Encoding Guide for Premiere Pro.

[…] Try sending a message to the guy who replied before maybe?
January 27, 2026 at 3:42 PM

morphinapg replied to the thread HDR Encoding Guide for Premiere Pro.

[…] Premiere has built in color management, so if the output mode is not rec2100, it will automatically tonemap to rec709. So even if you flag it as HDR in your voukoder settings and it will look correct in mediainfo, it will look VERY wrong on screen. You will be taking a SDR image and interpreting it as HDR. The colorspace and brightness will be mapped to incredibly wrong values when you do this. I currently have to tell premiere to interpret my HDR footage as rec709, and also do the same…
January 11, 2026 at 7:27 PM

morphinapg replied to the thread HDR Encoding Guide for Premiere Pro.

[…] Unless things have changed with the new version, I believe Voukoder still doesn't support Premiere's native HDR implementation, so what you need to do is interpret your source videos as rec709, and also make sure your timelines are set to rec709 so that no color conversions are happening, before you send them to voukoder. Otherwise premiere will apply an HDR-to-SDR tonemapping and colorspace conversion before encoding happens, and the encode will happen with the wrong RGB values. I've…
January 10, 2026 at 12:21 AM