That setting causes the Media Encoder to import the footage from Premiere Pro without color edits effectively discarding your LUTs edits from the exported video. Under General tab, make sure the option ‘ Import sequences natively‘ under Premiere Pro is disabled. However, you can apply them to multiple clips using nesting sequences. The Color Correction effects and other color effects are clip-based.

The effect properties are adjusted in the Effect Controls panel. To access the Preferences window go to Edit > Preferences (on Windows operating system) or Media Encoder > Preferences (on Mac OS). You can find the color and luminance adjusting effects in the Color Correction bin inside the Video Effects bin. If you can see the LUTs applied to your edits in Premiere Pro but they’re not showing in the exported videos, please follow these instructions to fix this issue.

This issue happens when exporting through Media Encoder only and is related to a setting which causes the Media Encoder not to import your color edits from Premiere Pro. It is possible for the exported videos from Premiere Pro not to include color edits, particularly any LUTs applied during the color grading stage.

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