Screen Shots

Doug Nelson · #16 02-12-2004, 01:27 PM

That will probably require a separate app. Several freeware versions are listed here.

rondon · #17 02-12-2004, 02:22 PM

I like snag it

Actually I was using this before I ever heard of capture screen... I don't think it work's for mac's.

works real slick.. but the new version is 39.00 .. just thought I'd add this link for whoever might want to do some serious captures.

below is a link to comparisons to "print page"
http://www.techsmith.com/products/sn...rintscreen.asp

what am I saying.... here's the snagged chart

Jeff L · #18 02-12-2004, 06:43 PM

I have been using this nifty program and really like it. It lets you capture in a few different ways, including the cursor.

dgangloff · #19 08-18-2004, 03:33 PM

Paint Shop Pro does several types of screen captures full screen, client area, window and object, and you can include the curser. You can download a trial version at jasc.com. Be aware that they are coming out with an upgrade soon. It is Paint Shop Pro 9. It has some excellent new features, You can try out the beta version. To do the capture you go to File>Import>Screen Capture and set the options you want to use such as including the curser. Dale

doonee · #20 08-11-2005, 07:27 PM

For completeness sake ..
screen shot manicas may also refer to HardCopy, a nice gadget that brings up
a box you can drag across the area you want to capture.

if im not all wrong, it also gets the cursor....

rgds
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Cassidy · #21 08-12-2005, 09:00 AM

A freeware program called Gadwin Printscreen will allow you to capture an area of the screen (via options) including the cursor, great little program and will allow save directly in jpg or quite a few other formats. Need to poke around the preferences for full options

Bob Mc · #22 08-12-2005, 01:09 PM

Do a google search for "ScreenHunter" a free windows goodie. Very flexible and free - and captures the cursor optionally and free

Did I mention it's free

Bob Mc

pjstaley · #23 10-13-2005, 01:56 AM

Jakaleena,
A RetouchPro forum member recommended Gadwin Printscreen. It's free, and does an excellent job.
http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/

ray12 · #24 01-14-2006, 12:06 AM

I use a Windows program called SnagIt that captures screen shots and lets you add text, arrows, highlights and other kinds of annotations (including the cursor) in one program. Not free...but somewhat reasonable. FYI.

Also, I have a question. What do people think is a good final web size for illustrations? I am thinking that a fair amount of people have 800x600 pixel screens by now. Many of us have even higher resolutions - but it seems like 800x600 is the bell curve median screen size (what do you think?)

So... should my graphics be no more than 750 pixels wide to fit comfortably on many screens?

In the tutorial im doing on "That Soft Dior Magazine Look" im using the larger 400 to 700 pixel graphic sizes - and they seem like they are really big to me.

I wonder ...what is a principle to use in creating the finished size of the jpeg we upload for tutorials?

Ray12

skipc · #25 01-14-2006, 07:35 AM

For Mac I use SnapzPro...skip

http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/

plugsnpixels · #26 08-20-2006, 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doug Nelson

Thanks for posting that, I was going to ask about Mac users. Is there a good screenshot program for Mac users you can recommend?

Doug, as Skip said in the last post of this thread, you'll want Snapz Pro. I use it for all of the plug-in screenshots on my site. You can capture with drop shadows if desired.

There are imitators, but Snapz is the best. The folks at Lynda.com and other pro training vendors use Snapz to capture their training movies.