Same for me too! Since upgrading both AE and Premiere Pro.

A simple background PSD file gets darker when rendered in AE and brought into premiere.

And  Dynamic Link worked fine in the 2018cc versions too (as mentioned yesterday)!

I had a simple AE comp with three lines of text typing on. 

Brought that into Premiere and on Playback picture froze at that point yet audio and playhead continued.

Tried rendering the timeline and it gave me the message (at the point AE animation started), 34 hrs to render!!!!

I have been doing this AE animation (text typing), over interviews in Premiere Pro heaps of times in the past with no problem.

Is this a bug in the new versions of AE and premiere? 

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On 27 Oct 2018, at 2:14 am, Jim Curtis <AE-List@media-motion.tv> wrote:

So, all this time I haven’t encountered this until two days ago.  I’ve been doing match frame edits of composite shots that match perfectly when I render in Ae and bring into Pr.  Then, all of a sudden, my renders from Ae are darker than the original when I match frame them in Pr. 

I’m rendering to ProRes HQ, but I also tried rendering to ProRes 4444, Animation 100%, and a TIFF Sequence, and the resulting files are still dark.

I just re-rendered a different shot that had no shift, and there’s still no shift.  The two clips came from the same camera.  One comes out dark, the other has no shift and matches back perfectly.

Also, as soon as I use the Replace with After Effects Composition in Pr, my footage gets darker right away, but only on some clips.

I have color management OFF in Ae.  Footage is .mxf from a Sony Gamma: S-Log3 Cine.  

I get the same result in CC 2018 and CC 2019.