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[Kizzy Burnworth]

WhenI export small clips for VFX work, I'd prefer to export these without the input LUT enabled.

There are basically two ways I can achieve this right now:

Right click the source clips and disable input LUT, then export, then re-enable.

Or use an adjustment layer that I can turn on or off. This is easier, but seems to perform worse, especially if I'm making adjustments to the motion of the original clip, and sometimes doesn't work as well if the source is HDR.

I'd prefer for there to be an option during export to bypass input LUTs.

I'd also like an option for the project to have a default input LUT as well, rather than needing to set it up for every input source.

I generate my own LUTs. Do my own color space conversions and tonemapping, incorporating my own grading, rather than just standard color management. I have one LUT for SDR output, and a different LUT for HDR output.

Personally, as someone who works for/with/teaches pro colorists, and spends a lot of time also in Resolve ... I've found the tonemapping used in Premiere a perfectly usable starter for bringing clips into the progam. And as working that way means you can use one clip reference without worying about using it in both HDR and SDR sequences, it's simply easier.

I'm not a fan of the "Input LUT" being placed before any possible 'trimming' of clip values. As LUTs can so easily be destructive, and typically can clip or crush out-of-expected values. It's nice to be able to 'trim' the exposure/contrast settings pre-LUT to be assured the clip meets the needs of the LUT.

When I export for VFX, I don't want any LUT attached.

All of my LUTs are custom designed to work with the specific footage in each project, including custom clipping levels, adjustments to contrast, tonemapping, color handling, all that. My LUTs are generated using some custom math from measurements I make, designed to not be destructive with any of this footage, so that's not an issue. The source footage is PQ/2020 HDR, but I use my LUTs to create a custom tonemap to SDR, as well as a custom modified look for the HDR as well. I interpret as rec709 when I'm previewing my SDR LUT, and I interpret as PQ2020 when I'm previewing my HDR LUT. For exporting VFX, I export as rec709 with no lut and modify the color space in premiere later.

While I can attach the LUT in the export preset, that would mean I would have to edit with the LUT disabled, which I don't want to do. I want to see the footage as my viewers will see it while I'm editing.

And while exporting I could set it as either an input or output LUT, depending on how I wanted to use it. This is applied project wide, which would be super useful in Premiere too.

Like I said, in premiere I could also use an adjustment layer with the LUT on it, and simply turn on or off that layer as necessary. This is easy, but it has performance issues when I need to make other adjustments to the clips it's affecting. It makes motion adjustments a lot slower than using Input LUTs, and it also sometimes is less accurate with HDR LUTs.

Ultimately, you don't need to know much about my process. Just that I use the Input LUT feature and would like an option to bypass them when exporting. Or, like with resolve, a way to only apply a LUT to the preview monitor rather than to the footage itself, which would bypass it by default on export.

As for my VFX, because I'm going to apply different LUTs to different exports, I want the VFX colors to match the original footage, that's all. I apply the same LUTs to the VFX as well once they're rendered.

I may have motion effects (moving the clip up/down, zooming) but I tend not to use any other effects before exporting for VFX. I set a custom in/out point from the sequence, not entire clips.

I was hoping Premiere already had the feature I was asking for, since it seemed to me like something that a lot of people would use if they used the input LUT feature. I was wondering if I was simply missing something.

So this was too easy. My friend simply told me about this program called Spotflux which is intended for browsing the web securely, but it also works for getting past school network blocks. If you can install it on your school computer without being caught, enjoy going on whatever site you want.

I guess when you're afraid to get caught you can install it on a USB drive, it will leave traces on ur PC but that will need further inspection. Maybe you can use a portable version of some browser too, not sure if that will work. I haven't had to deal with shit like this, I come from the time that the 12 year old techy kids kinda owned the school network :)

at my school we cant import programs, i tried putting a portable google chrome on a memory stick (we have an ie from like 12 years ago, and a horrible outdated firefox) didnt work, so i put it in a zip file and put it on my drive, the amount of memory they give us is terrible (250mb) so chrome (or any other browsers) wont fit there becuase of my work. Its quite annoying, since our school filtering system is horrible, websites that shouldnt be filtered are and vice versa

At my school, the only security was a Network WinLogon...

So pulling the network cable out when booting, loggin (it gave an error and message about local mode), then replug and remap network drives allowed us to do what ever we wanted.

I am IT in a school and use Jamf Pro. I tried Jamf Parent few days ago and was surprise to observe an easy way to disable the limitations for the student: he downloads Jamf Parent with a personal device, flash the QR Code from Self Service, and then disable the rules and other limitations to have a full access. Did i miss something ?

Before rolling this out to our parents - I have this exact same concern. Student has iPhone and just manages own device. The whole point of the QR code is ease of use, but looks like we will have to control access manually?

We came to this same conclusion when testing this. We love that the setup is easy for a parent but this is a huge drawback. It may limit our ability to roll it out above the K-4 level with any effectiveness. I'm wondering if different implementations are possible for different Static groups perhaps? i.e. K-4 parents use QR code setup, but higher grade level parents utilize the login feature instead?

On our side, since apps and profiles are automatically installed on student iPads, we've chosen to hide Self Service once a Jamf Parent account has been paired (with a smart group). It's a roundabout solution but it does the trick, waiting for better...

@Masterboy303 I've just tested deleting Self Service and scanning a photo of the QR code I made before the deletion. The registration still worked. It's possible that kids will spread the rumor before the deletion...

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Nope only way to track or try to locate the phone is if location services was turned on and in the iCloud setting find my device was turned on. That way you could go to www.icloud.com and sign in with the same apple id you used to sign into icloud.

yeah does no good oh well I left in a cab in Chicago it made it about 6 blocks before they turned it off. I did all the locks and lost stuff but they can bypass all that pretty easy and erase all trace of me but the serial number. I think that is a huge loop whole Apple and Itunes should disable them unless the original owner gives some sort of a sold statement or something.

atcually my car is trackable by GPS even if it is not on? Not sure why you are being hostile or seem to be upset I have not said anything against Apple, and I will buy another phone iphone Love it I am only stating an obvious fact and also now that you mention it any car would be trackable unless it was driven without ever getting tags or ins. Vin numbers have to be transfered via a Notary or you can not get a title.

I believe I also saw you being quite nice when I was watching how to unlock a locked phone, you basicly told the young lady she was a thief for finding the iphone (LOL) I agreed with you and thought you a nice fellow.

The iOS 7 feature is already resulting in forum posts that say "I bought a used iPhone from [ebay,craigslist, guy on the back of a truck] and it asks for the owner's Apple ID and password to activate it. What do I do?" And the answer is "use it for a paperweight." So far no one has been able to crack this feature.

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