Computer displays of your video are quite handy, but without some objective method of ensuring you are producing crisp, legal video, there’s no way of knowing if that beautiful flesh-tone is what it appears. VT-Scope provides every view needed:

• Fully fielded, full-frame data
• 60 fields-per-second NTSC; 50 fields-per-second PAL
• Monitor Program or Preview
• Waveform of Y/C, Y, C, YUV or RGB
• Vectorscope at either 75% or 100% Chroma

Enter VT-Scope.

This fully fielded display offers you the quantitative and quite necessary views to ensure what you think you see is truly what you’re seeing. Since computer monitors and even expensive production monitors can fall out of calibration, production professionals rely on Waveform monitors for real-time monitoring of the incoming signal, and on Vectorscopes to know colors are accurate.

With VT[3], you can relax, knowing that you have composite or component monitoring of the video signal in both waveform and vectorscope views. NewTek even thoughtfully provided an intensity knob for the ToasterScope’s display, just like the more expensive rack-mounted models. For those new to high-end production, there is even helpful instruction included on how to use this important reference equipment.