Available for various platforms:
DaVinci Resolve, Scratch, Premiere Pro & After Effects, Final Cut Pro X. Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom
as well as
DeckLink, UltraStudio, AJA, NDI, Spout, Syphon
and more!
Use the benefits of GPU acceleration and monitor your images in real-time with almost no delay.
Nobe OmniScope highlights:
OmniScope features 19 types of scopes that can be freely arranged and docked in the workspace. Layouts then can be saved and reloaded depending on your project setup.
Specialized scopes include Skintone scope designed to highlight skintone ranges in two modes: YCbCr and HSL.
The Twin Peaks interface visualizes the relative levels of red, green, and blue channels – offering a clear understanding of color distribution and balance. In addition to channel visualization, Twin Peaks highlights legal color gamut boundaries in both RGB and YCbCr color spaces.
False Color scope in OmniScope lets you create any overlay you need. Just enter edit mode and literally drag your IRE ranges and change the range colors. As simple as that.
On top of that you can select from 13 predefined, industry standard False Color overlays.
Quickly visualise your colors in 3D space and judge color volume using one of the available transforms: RGB, XYZ and LAB.
Nobe OmniScope supports audio monitoring through DeckLink / UltraStudio and SDI plugin in Assimilate Scratch. Up to 32 channels at the same time.
Use Histogram scope to make quick masks. Hue histogram lets you select just the right HUE range for the perfect skin-tone range.
Use regular Histogram scope for the luminance range selection. Source viewer displays the currently selected range in IRE levels.
You can combine histogram selections with the quick mask that can be drawn right in the viewer giving you a powerful qualifier for the right pixels you want to see.
Use Blanking Detection to show an alert whenever black bars are detected.
More QC features are coming including error logging!
Solo mode lets you maximize the selected scope and see the graph in better detail. Use StreamDeck shortcut to toggle between the scopes without leaving your grading software.
Crop feature is specifically designed for the Screen Capture source where you might want to monitor your photo editing program. Use Crop to send just the desired portion of the screen with your image to OmniScope.
"I am hooked on Omniscope! It is extremely flexible, precise, versatile, and adapts to the user."
"It is so easy to change the size, zoom, configuration, and layout of every scope. This is a flexibility that I never had with other tools.”
“Scopes are an important part of any colorist’s toolset and I want the best feature set available. I'm a huge fan of Omniscope."
"I especially love the L,M,H Vectorscopes and the ability to “Zoom into Blacks” on the Waveforms. I also love the False Color scope.”
"OmniScope’s Source Signal and Histogram qualifiers were great for isolating just the blues of the Na’vi skin, so it was easy to maintain continuity between complex shots with a lot of background."
"I replaced an aging OmniTek with OmniScope. Hardware scopes lack the flexibility that comes with a software-based solution.”
“I replaced my hardware scopes with OmniScope and I don’t miss them one bit."
"Time in Pixels support is second to none. Users make specific feature requests and often within a matter of days a new tool shows up!”
"I always relied on Resolve built-in scopes, but once I finally took the time to explore OmniScope's deep features, I fell in love with it!"
"I love the fact that I can zoom in to my Vectorscopes and zoom deep into my RGB Waveforms to show finite shadow and highlight details."
"I love how interactive all the Omniscope tools are. There's almost too many favorite features to name!"
"The QC Timeline is impressive It gives you a frame-by-frame analysis of your entire timeline. It's so easy to monitor luminance, gamut and audio fluctuation and compliance with SDR and HDR deliverable standards."
Includes $ Upgrade & Support plan.
Renews annually.
Includes $ Upgrade & Support plan.
Renews annually.
Things on the roadmap are planned, not guaranteed. Features may be delayed or cut entirely.