Attached Link: Snag-it Home

Because of the ease of use, auto-numbering the image file, I use a screen grab program called Snag-It. I then open the image in Photoshop, select image size, boost the resolution (pixels/inch) to 7200, then resize the width to 800, and the use the "Save For Web" option.

By boosting the initial pixels up to 7200, then resizing it up from 200 or so pixel width (bi-cubic sharper) it allows me to blow up small images without loosing too much clarity.

That little screenshot program comes in real handy for doing Pictorials in the Rhinoceros 3D Forum. Instead of making a screenshot which you have to crop from, you simply drag over the area and it automatically saves the image in the folder of your choosing.

It makes life allot easier and faster when you have five or six screen-shots to do in succession.

In case you're interested I included a link above.

Message edited on: 12/25/2005 07:04

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