Exam 9: Digital Scopes

The digital waveform monitor display that shows individual color channels one

The display, often used in image editing programs,

On a digital vectorscope, one useful marker is the line from the center of the scope that extends to the upper left, between the yellow and red vectors. This

The display is used to show whether or not colors are within the legal gamut or range.

Generally adjustments made to produce the best possible, technically correct image are considered Color Grading.

Colors can be displayed on a Histrogram.

Many video content creators don't need stand alone scope displays because they are built into the software applications on their computers.

When making adjustments using scopes remember that adjustments made to the white levels can also influence the dark parts of the image.

Unlike the older analog waveform monitors marked in IRE units, the scale on

One disadvantage of software-based scopes is that they cannot show the color they are representing in their display.