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SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE MOVIE
SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE PRO
SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE PROFESSIONAL
SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE FREE
SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE MAC

SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE PRO

one of the things about Snapz pro is that it's expensive. It even worked in situations where others fail like for instance with dvd's played on the computer.

SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE FREE

Yeah I can use the built in os 10 screen capture stuff or I can use cheap or even free screen capture programs but this can give me allot of control and it also worked really well.

SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE PROFESSIONAL

so for me, Snapz pro is the professional option. Also in the bottom in the main window when it comes up I can select where the screen shots go to like clip board or it can instantly go to ail two specific folders, file saving, screen shot. Like here's whether or not audio's included, the frame rate, and so on.

SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE MOVIE

In addition when I make selections like when I make a movie selection I have lots of options here. I can work on the file-naming structure here and change different things about whether or not the extra window appears. You can set the right hand preferences and say change things about each file type. There are tons of preferences to set as well. Here I can save it with a variety of different quick time settings.

SNAPZ PRO X QUICK COMMAND TO CAPTURE MAC

I could have recorded the audio track from the Mac and from the microphone. selected not to have audio track recorded. when I'm done I just use the keyboard shortcut again for options. A box that is moving around with cursor is what's being captured in smooth pan. For instance I can select the area and the fix cam or follow the cursor or do a smooth pan. If I want to do a movie I can do several things. It even brings up window that show every pixel for placement of capture edges.

If instead I wanted to capture a selection it will give me a selected area and I can size it easily. Scale it with the cursor visible or not Double click on the area and it takes the shot. I can also do different options like what file type to save it to. it recognizes different objects even sub objects, sometimes in various programs, so it's very easy to select exactly what I want. from here I can now choose between different windows on the screen. I can choose to bring up the entire screen objects in the screen, a specific selection or a video. Once I have Snapz pro running I can use a keyboard shortcut, which is customizable, it's command+shift+3 by default. So what program do I use to take all of these? I use something called Snapz pro. my books are filled with images of an entire screen or of an individual window. As a computer book author, I take tons of screen shots. On today's episode, lets take a look at Snapz pro. Video Transcript: Hi, This is Gary with MacMost Now. If I could get resize and optional non-screenshot-float I'd be using Snappy all the time, and I'd give it 5 stars.Check out MacMost Now 457: Screen Recording With Snapz Pro at YouTube for closed captioning and more options. Also, one nice advantage of SnapNDrag Pro is that when you drag out a screneshot to the finder/email/iMessage you can set the image to automatically downsize to 75%/50%/25% of the original, and even specify the size of an optional black border. But sometimes I just end up launching SnapNDrag Pro instead of using Snappy already in my menubar, just because I don't want to deal with closing those floating screenshots. It's very convenient, and MUCH faster than Capto.

I tend to use screenshot apps to make images I can drag as files into emails or iMessage, and that means I have to close those floating screenshots every time! (If there's a way to turn it off please let me know.) It's quite good, and getting better (although I'm a little leery of the upcoming cross-platform sync subscription that is apparently coming soon).įor me, the biggest miss is the feature that people seem to like the most: the immediate floating of the snapped image. I own this app, along with Jing, Capto and SnapNDrag Pro. And with iCloud enabled, you have them synced across all Apple devices.

Organize - With the Snaps Library, the built in screenshot organizer, you can easily keep track of all your snaps.

So far we've got Snappy Link, Email, Facebook, Twitter, Imgur, Pinterest, Dropbox and Evernote.

Share - Right-click on the snap and select how you want to share it.

Using annotations you can highlight what is important and take notes right on the snap.

Annotate - Draw, write, erase and undo.

Command+Tab breaks context and focus, Snappy fixes that. The snap is always on top so you can focus on the content.

Snap and Pin - Snap something from Window A so you can reference it in Window B.

Once the snap is created, you can easily annotate and share it. The main interaction allows you to capture a screen area and automatically pins it above all windows, always on top, always visible - just like a memory you want to keep in focus.

Snappy (was SnappyApp) lets you take always-on-top snaps of your screen, annotate, share encrypted with self-destruct, everything neatly organized in your library and synced across your devices.