Скачать или смотреть How to Read & Use the Vectorscope in DaVinci Resolve | Hue & Saturation Basics – Part 1

Want clean, color-accurate edits? It all starts with understanding the vectorscope—and in this beginner-friendly tutorial, expert trainer Praveen Singh breaks
it down step by step in DaVinci Resolve. This is Part 1 of our in-depth series on scopes, and today’s focus is on learning how the vectorscope works and
how to analyze hue and saturation effectively.

If you’ve ever struggled to judge skin tones, color balance, or saturation levels by eye, the vectorscope is your best friend. Unlike the waveform or
histogram, the vectorscope shows you where your colors sit in the hue wheel and how saturated they are—in real time.

🎯 In this tutorial, you’ll learn:

What the vectorscope shows and how to read it

How hue and saturation are mapped in the circular display

How to identify color dominance and imbalances

Using vectorscope for skin tone accuracy and color matching

Best practices for exposure-balanced color grading

How to set up your workspace for optimal vectorscope visibility

The vectorscope isn’t just for colorists—it’s a critical tool for anyone doing serious post-production. With this scope, you can spot color casts,
maintain consistent tone, and ensure your footage is broadcast-safe and aesthetically polished.

This video is ideal for:

Editors working with interviews, documentaries, or commercial footage

Creators wanting to elevate their grading from “good enough” to professional

Film students learning how to work with scopes for the first time

Once you understand how to read vectorscope data, you’ll be able to fix color issues fast—without second-guessing yourself. This tutorial is
the perfect starting point for mastering color precision in DaVinci Resolve.

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