Tutorial assembly question

[Shannon Fontaine]

Hello All - when putting together a photoshop tutorial what program do you use for those spiffy screen shots in which your PS workspace is visible and the viewer can see the cursor moving during the demonstration of a specific technique?

Many thanks in advance.

Shannon
www.shannonfontaine.com

[shift studio]

Hi Shannon, you missed the 'f' in your URL
There are many screencast type apps. One I've tried is called 'Jing' for OSX, and a web service thats related is called screencast.com

good luck.
--shift studio.

[Shannon Fontaine]

Originally Posted by shift studio

Hi Shannon, you missed the 'f' in your URL
There are many screencast type apps. One I've tried is called 'Jing' for OSX, and a web service thats related is called screencast.com

good luck.
--shift studio.

Thank you for the typo correction and the tip! (Fixed the link to my site BTW.)

[Nasturtium]

these are what I'd use on a Mac;

you can use Mousepose to highlight your cursor

On a Mac you can use Quicktime* to record your screen but I hear that people like Camtasia

* I don't think it captures sound tho' so you'd have to add Soundflower into the mix

HTH

Nancy

[John Wheeler]

Hi Shannon

I use ScreenFlow software by Telestream http://www.telestream.net/screen-flow/ for screencasting.