How to read a Vectorscope

We have covered the best tools for exposing your shot and now the best tools for making sure you have proper color the vectorscope. In this video ill show you how to use read and understand what a vectorscope is showing you and I'll give some practical ways that you can use it in your own work.

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[RangerStudios]

I think this is the first time I've ever understood what a vector scope does. Every other video I've seen on this has been really confusing. Thanks for putting it so simply and not over explaining it.

[NewsMoto]

This one's very simple and well explained! No BS. Keep it up!

[ИванТерехин-жщ]

Wow, I don't even hear about skintone line, thank you for this clear explanation !

[romentsaturyan]

Nice job man. Fast, detailed and relevant. No slow mo talking, and most importantly no biography or emotional oversharing. Keep it up!

[YouLikeToast]

Was actually looking for a video about how to use a vector oscillisciope when i ran across this, but i also edit videos as a hobby and found this vid very helpful! Thanks ! 👌👍

[anonymousanonymous]

Thank you, this was very thorough and exactly what I was looking for!

[marissachabria]

First time i've understood!! great explanation!!!1

[FrancescoSpingola]

Hello everyone, is it possible to use the vectorscope in PHOTOSHOP? Does it exist something like a plugin for photoshop?

[StephenMirabal]

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[jiajianhou]

So here is my problem: I have an x-rite color checker and I use it in resolve to correct colors. for resolve there is an option to select "2x zoom" for the vectorscope. when that is turned on, the "spread" is enlarged but the "end point" for the 75% and 100% sat are not changed. so if i match the shot to 100% at 2x zoom, when I zoom out of the 2x zoom, the shots obviously are not matched. they look like they are at 50%. But if I match the shots to 100% at no zoom, then the whole scene looks way over saturated. any ideas what the 2x zoom is there for?

[jae_the_castaway]

wow. I just understood what a vector scope is just about 4 minutes. super simple but perfect!!! thanks

[NONENONE]

Why doesn't photoshop integrate a vectorscope? It's critical for skin tones. I still go back and forth from lightroom to davinci for photos strictly for that

[zero]

This is the best Vectorscope Video I can find on Youtube! Well explained and Simple~ thank you.

[NicholasRojas]

Thanks! This was super simple and easy to follow, especially for someone who's color blind!

[virus]

What software is this??? Install on premiere???

[laurena.stevens]

Super helpful, thank you so so much!!

[BimoPradana]

WAAAAOOWWW.. thanks man, you made it so clear and easy to understand.

[pricklyprickle]

thank you for this video. i learned a lot!

[juancisneros]

what about the other lines?? aside from the skin tone line

[DouglasWiseRogers]

Great job. Very good explanation. Vectorscope used to be like looking at hieroglyphics to me. lol