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Using a vectorscope

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Using a vectorscope

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- [Instructor] Last but definitely not least, in our list of scopes is the vector scope. And the primary job of the vector scope is to monitor color. That's a little bit different than the other scopes we've looked at. This is kind of set up to be almost like a makeshift color wheel. You could see the color wheels here we have red, magenta, blue, cyan, green, so on and so forth. Basically we have the three main colors, RGB, red, green, blue, and then their opposites. We have cyan, magenta and yellow. Now, anytime we have data here, like we do like a little splotch and it's going in a certain direction. It means we have color in that range. So if we had a spike going towards yellow, that means we'd have something yellow in the image. And the further away from the center that our data gets, the more saturated it's indicating, the more saturation it's indicating that we have. So right now we have some red that's not super…

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