I dig doing screen captures.
That’s one example. I didn’t edit anything there.
I like making them so that we can see what’s happening, and I’ve been using snapz pro x. That program is by Ambroisia, a company that I remember from the late 90′s–the last time I was a Mac user. They have a lot of little tools that seem to fill holes that nothing does, and snapzpro takes flawless screen caps in .mov or whatever format you want. It’s launched with a hotkey, and dismissed with the same.
It’s fast, you can edit the footage in imovie or final cut…and then put it up.
It’s the perfect screen capture solution, and while i’d like it if it would simultaneously record what’s on the video, I’m cool with it.
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