01 | Getting Started | Intro to Video Scope Training Series

[@Carbon4343]

Thrilled that you managed to get Daria to do this series Tom, she's a great instructor

[@filmsbytomasz]

@carbon4343 Yes - Daria is great to work with!

[@pietervanderwal]

Thank you for making this great content. Right to the point.

[@aov_james]

Oh "tap" key is a game changer!! Did not know about this feature until now !! 😅

[@robertcastaldo8952]

I would love to see a video on the application of Stream Deck to Omniscope.

[@GeorgyAlekseev]

Tried it out last year, OFX version, the scopes were not working with stills section in Resolve. So you had to manually put the image files on the timeline in order for them to be analysed by the scopes. If you grab a still and want to analyse it - impossible until you do the whole "export - import on timeline - view" roundtrip. Is it still like that?

[@filmsbytomasz]

This is a limitation of the OpenFX plugin. If you use I/O card (DeckLink, UltraStudio) all works as expected.

[@balajigopalin]

I would like to get more videos related to HDR / SDR / DolbyVision Metadata / Color Gamut Check and Reports like Color Front

[@filmsbytomasz]

Thanks for the feedback. We do plan on covering more scopes and workflows in the series. If you'd like to share specific requests, please use our Discord forums. discord.com/invite/q4z7Xyvhkc

[@filmsbytomasz]

Check out the newest video on Gamut: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3UYoN_ntx7gc0

[@petrub27]

100€? To use this with DaVinci? Bahahaha

[@hjlee918]

It's actually a really good deal for pro colorist. Even $300 pro version is considered to be well positioned in the market considering it's functionality. There's simply none like this in the market.