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timeinpixels Nobe OmniScope

by timeinpixels·Color Grading

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Why we like it

Nobe OmniScope earns its place in the toolfarm library for pairing 19 scope types with OpenColorIO colour management and a QC Timeline, alongside native Apple Silicon and StreamDeck support.

What is timeinpixels Nobe OmniScope?

Nobe OmniScope from timeinpixels is a video scope package for After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, and Premiere Pro. It provides 19 scope types, multiple input support, and 12-bit signal support, with real-time monitoring backed by GPU acceleration.

Colour management runs on OpenColorIO (OCIO v2.3), with input presets for SDR, HDR PQ, HDR HLG, and ST2084 defined per input source. The quality control toolset includes a QC Timeline, an Error Logger with CSV export, and EDL marker export for DaVinci Resolve. Scopes cover the 3D Color Cube, Gamut Scope, CIE Plot, Vectorscope, Waveform, and False Color, and the tool supports Dolby Vision workflows.

Nobe OmniScope runs on macOS 10.13 or later and Windows 10 or later, with native Apple Silicon support and HDR (EDR) display on macOS. It also offers native StreamDeck support, NDI 6, and a screen capture source to scope anything on the desktop.

Who is timeinpixels Nobe OmniScope best for?

timeinpixels Nobe OmniScope is best for monitoring video signals and running quality control across After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, and Premiere Pro.

How much does timeinpixels Nobe OmniScope cost?

timeinpixels Nobe OmniScope is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • 19 scope types with multiple input support
  • Advanced quality control including a QC Timeline and an Error Logger with CSV export
  • Colour management via OpenColorIO (OCIO v2.3) with SDR, HDR PQ, HDR HLG, and ST2084 input presets
  • Native StreamDeck support and NDI 6 support
  • Apple Silicon ready (M1/M2/M3) with GPU acceleration for real-time monitoring
  • Screen capture source to scope anything on the desktop
  • 12-bit signal support and Dolby Vision workflow support

Tags

#video scopes#color grading#HDR#OpenColorIO#waveform#vectorscope#quality control#DaVinci Resolve

Frequently asked questions

Does Nobe OmniScope support Apple Silicon Macs?

Nobe OmniScope is Apple Silicon ready and supports M1, M2, and M3 chips. Version 1.5 and above includes full native Apple Silicon support, and it also runs on Intel-based Macs. On macOS the backend uses Metal, and HDR (EDR) display support is available. The plugin requires macOS 10.13 or later on Mac hardware. For specifics on your setup, check the developer's page, since platform support can change between releases.

What operating systems and hosts does Nobe OmniScope support?

Nobe OmniScope runs on macOS 10.13 or later and Windows 10 or later. It's available across multiple platforms, including DaVinci Resolve, Scratch, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Final Cut Pro X, as well as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. It also connects to hardware and protocols such as DeckLink, UltraStudio, AJA, NDI, and Syphon. GPU acceleration is supported for real-time monitoring. See the developer's page for the full platform list.

Does Nobe OmniScope support HDR and Dolby Vision?

Nobe OmniScope supports Dolby Vision workflows and includes HDR handling across its scopes. Colour management offers input presets for SDR, HDR PQ, HDR HLG, and ST2084, defined per input source. Waveform scaling can target PQ and HLG mastering levels, and the Gamut Scope saves HDR gamut check logs to the Error Logger. On macOS, HDR (EDR) display support is available, and you can monitor HDR signal output from Premiere Pro and After Effects.

Is Nobe OmniScope free?

Nobe OmniScope is listed as free here in our catalog. A 14-day temporary license can be requested directly from the app to try it before deciding, and licensing options may differ across the various supported platforms. For current licensing terms and any paid tiers, check the developer's page, since pricing and license details can change over time and are best confirmed at the source.

Does Nobe OmniScope support StreamDeck and NDI?

Nobe OmniScope offers native StreamDeck support and NDI 6 support. It also works with a range of capture and connection options, including DeckLink, UltraStudio, AJA, and Syphon. A screen capture source lets you scope anything on the desktop, and the plugin includes multiple input support along with multi-monitor handling. These connection options make it possible to feed various signals into the scopes for monitoring.

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