#SOMETHING LIKE SCOPEBOX FOR THE PC FOR MAC#

If you ever had problems missing the start of the shot in the past, now you can forget about them, because ScopeBox uses buffered recording, keeping a constant video buffer so your video recording starts even before you hit 'Record'.Īlthough the system requirements are not yet available, I can tell you that this program is available for an introductory price of 300$ (SD edition) and 600$ (HD edition) until the 15th of January. If you are on set running your picture through ScopeBox you can enable some great functions like Luma, Focus and Chroma Zebra striping, giving you an idea what is overexposed, underexposed, or even out of focus. The interface of the program is clean and modern, designed to present the data you need with as little clutter as possible, and the ability to play any QuickTime video from your hard drive is a nice addition.Īpart from monitoring your video, you can also capture it, and ScopeBox's recorder palette allows you to easily digitize your video directly to disc, as a QuickTime movie or DV stream. ScopeBox can be used with any QuickTime-supported capture device, no matter if it's about DV, SDI, analog or HD-SDI. ScopeBox is able to easily replace a bunch of other tools - Preview Monitor, Vectorscope, Audio Meters, Waveform, Direct Disc Recorder and adds Luminance and RGB Histograms, as well as RGB Parade to the arsenal you'll have at your disposal if you decide to use it.

#SOMETHING LIKE SCOPEBOX FOR THE PC FOR MAC#

Video production and computer graphics are going forward at full speed, and I get to see every day new applications built to help create visual content, and today is no exception.ĭivergent Media is a software producer that one day ago released ScopeBox, its video production and post production suite for Mac based on image capture, monitoring and analysis. The fact that we're living in a visual world is not something that many people deny, and the surrounding reality proves it. I don't know and I don't really care about what others think on certain topics, while in other situations I listen first, and then I see where I stand compared to the public opinion.

Something like scopebox for the pc