Color Shifting when exporting AVID DNxHD

Hey everybody,
I'm stuck.  I have been have warp stabilization problems in Premeire CS6, so now Im using AE to do the work.
Im noticing that when I export my clips using Quicktime - Codec DNxHD, 1080p, 23.976, 175, 10 bit. Color Space 709
When I re-import the clip back into Premiere the colors are darker.  I'm not putting the clips into another program,
just render files out of Premeire (DNxHD) and import them back in.
I really need help, I'm having to manually color correct the footage to match the original footage.
The project footage is Canon 7D H264.  Plus Premeire CS5 didn't have this issue.

You're welcome!
For now you can try either Lagarith or UT:
Lagarith: http://lags.leetcode.net/codec.html
UT: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/ut_video_codec_suite.htm
Both codecs are free!
/Roger

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