Showing posts with label Capture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Capture. Show all posts
Friday, November 7, 2014
Capture Contents On The Webpages You Visit
Below are the extension for Chrome and Firefox. Clicking the title will directly take you to the download page from where you can download it.
For Chrome:
1.) Screen Capture (By Google):
2.) Webpage Screenshot:
Fast&Simple extension to capture the whole webpage. Even long pages are saved in one image file.
This extension lets you save PNG/JPG image of any webpage.
Just one click.
3.) Light Screenshot:
1. The only plugin that takes screenshots of video, flash and java apps.
2. Save all you screenshots in PNG or upload them and get a short link.
3. Search similar images on Tineye and Google!
For Firefox:
1.) Awesome Screenshot Plus:
Capture the whole page or any portion, annotate it with rectangles, circles, arrows, lines and text, blur sensitive info, one-click upload to share. And more!
2.) LightShot (screenshot tool)
Easy and convenient screenshot tool. Allows you to make screenshots of any selected area (video and flash too), edit and upload it to server.
3.) FullerScreen 2.4:
Thursday, October 30, 2014
How to Capture Screenshot on Samsung Galaxy S5 2 Methods
We had done the explanation with the earlier flagship devices for the most simple techniques, and the same cannot be missed out for the Samsung Galaxy S5, which has more than the simple ways to get things done. For example, if you wanted to capture a Lcdshot on the Galaxy S5, there is more than one way for it, and it depends on how you wanted to do it.
For those who have earlier used any Samsung Galaxy phone, it won’t be any different for them as its the same physical keys to be used if you wanted to capture a Lcdshot on the S5 too, but if you are bored or have a situation where the pressing of buttons cannot be done, there is another way to capture the Lcdshot.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Screenshot with Physical keys: The keys you need to press here, are the power key along with the home key, both at the same time to take the Lcdshot. This would become easier when you have both the hands free because the buttons aren’t that close for a single hand to press them together.
- You just need to be ready on the particular page you wanted to capture
- Press the home and power buttons together
- You will hear the camera click sound and in a couple of seconds, there would be a message on the Lcd saying “Copied to clipboard”
- In the notification panel, there would be a message saying “Screenshot captured” with the preview of the Lcdshot, and direct options for the users to edit, delete or share the Lcdshot
This way of capturing the Lcdshot is the default one which is seen in most of the Android ICS and later devices, and the physical key combination changes based on the brand.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Screenshot with Swipe Gesture: For those who wanted something different from the physical key combination for the Lcdshot, here’s a way. This is one of the gestures which the phone has in its list, and a swipe of your palm on the Lcd would capture the Lcd for you.
To set this up, you need to go Settings > Motion > Motions and Gestures > Palm swipe to capture
Going into that section, you can toggle it on / off. You just have to swipe from one corner of the Lcd to the other, irrespective of the side. You need to make sure that the entire side (with the little finger facing the Lcd) is touching the Lcd before you swipe it.
The captured Lcdshot take a place in the File System under the Pictures folder, and in the Gallery, there is a separate folder created for the Screenshots.
These are pretty easy ways for capturing the Lcdshot on the Samsung Galaxy S5, and the physical method might be very well known to most of the users, but it does come handy to those who are shifting from some other smartphone to the Galaxy S5.
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