Tutorial: Premiere Pro CS6 Techniques: 52 Color SIX: Output Levels

	Adobe Premiere Pro basics Premiere Pro CS6 Techniques: 52 Color SIX: Output Levels In this tutorial, Andrew Devis explains the level sliders in the 'Fast Color Corrector,' which help us to set up the contrast of a shot as well as change the brightness of a shot. This way of dealing with brightness and contrast is significantly better than using the 'Brightness & Contrast,' effect which tends to crush your luminance ranges and so degrade your shot. Andrew explains both the input and output sliders and show what a difference they can make to a poorly lit shot. Tutorial, Video Tutorial   06/20/2012 Author: Andrew Devis

Hi Andrew, I watched a few of you videos trying to work out how to Output legally scaled video for TV. I am still confused as I am working in completely file based digital media, but am outputting to Rec709 for TV and BluRay. On one video you selected the Setup tick box but them manually tok your black levels to 7.5 which seemed to me to be doubling up on the process. But is it the opposite where unticking the setup box gives you values of one to 100 with broadcast safe. Ideally i want something that clips at Broadcast Safe but shows me when it's clipping. Is there a setting best for that?