Colorista II & scopes in AE

What is anyone using for waveform & vector scopes in AE with Colorista II? I just downloaded the demo & I think it's pretty awesome, but I'm not 100% comfortable yet doing CC without being able to refer to scopes from time to time. Although I'm a pretty new AE user, I've been using Color Finesse in CS5 pretty intensively, but I miss the scopes when using either generation of Colorista in AE. I downloaded a demo of Scopo Gigio, which technically could do everything I need, but I'm not 100% in love with it. Are there any other options? Am I overlooking something totally obvious?

hillaryknox wrote:

What is anyone using for waveform & vector scopes in AE with Colorista II? I just downloaded the demo & I think it's pretty awesome, but I'm not 100% comfortable yet doing CC without being able to refer to scopes from time to time. Although I'm a pretty new AE user, I've been using Color Finesse in CS5 pretty intensively, but I miss the scopes when using either generation of Colorista in AE. I downloaded a demo of Scopo Gigio, which technically could do everything I need, but I'm not 100% in love with it. Are there any other options? Am I overlooking something totally obvious?

I went out and bought Synthetic Aperture's Test Gear 2 - worth every cent!!
I'm on CS4 though - haven't seen anything about a 64-bit version for CS5 (when I can afford the upgrade)
I used to use an instance of Levels to get a visual representation of what's going on before test gear came along though - not ideal, but good enough for what I was doing Smile

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Hoping to stand on the shoulders of giants one day... as soon as I can afford a ladder....

Yep. Looks like Test Gear is exactly what I need. As soon as they make it for CS5. Wow, Synthetic Aperture is a pretty impressive little developer.

Is there a particular reason why Adobe chooses not to put scopes in AE?
They have them in PPro.

Test Gear 2.5 is available for CS5 now.