Is Premiere Pro CS6 a really "non destructive software"?!?

Question

Please, watch the video demonstration in 720p.
The same issue like in version CS5.5

Answer 1

So for you the fact that this is 5% more or less doesn't matter, that grey is grey just like in the video with the street/asphalt and when applying an effect of CC the grey takes a sort of a green tone, it doesn't matter for you because it's only a diference of 5%. That the luminance/colour/lum... may vary 5% when applying or not an effects it doesn't matter. But what kind of professionals are you?!? You know what you are saying? : "The problem is there, the "All Scope" shows it, but it doesn't bother us".
"and isn't the idea of colour correcting to change the colour to what you want anyway?" [Butch2oc]. No my friend, when I use CC to fix the snow's white, this is all what I want to do, not to fix also the tone of the street that was change once applied any tool of CC.
I'm glad that you at least don't deny the problem,or say that it doesn't exist, when so many of us saw it and when All Scope shows it clearly. Look at SteveHoeg, he said that in order to solve this problem, it takes some time .Maybe the next update will fix it. But what is even more important, is that Dave didn't deny the problem in his comentary and said that the problem will be fixed. That means he also saw the problem and realised that something is not wright. That't how a professional should be!!!
I have a strange feeling that many of you are using in the process of editing the technique of the "eye-scope", not the professional technique of the "vectorscope". For a real professional, that difference of 5% showed in "All Scope" is important. But with this kind of "professional" editors, I'm not surprised that Adobe will never fix this bug. Bug that in all of the other NLEs doesn't exist.
So nothing, we feel tired. Adobe, please, leave it the way it is. With such "professionals" you won't loose anything.
Regards.