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Full / Partial capture:
Photoscape comes with a great screen capture tool that can take snapshots of the entire screen, a window, or a selected region, and the captured image can even be modified before saving with the plethora of editing tools that comes inbuilt with the software. Click on the Screen Capture icon in the Photoscape circular menu. In the dialog box that appears now, uncheck Sound if you do not want to hear the sounds being played during the capture process.
If you want to capture just one particular window, click on Capture Window and then hover your mouse over the desired window or window object. You will see that its bordered by a rectangle. Finally, middle-click to complete the capture. If you want to capture just a small region of the screen, click on Capture Region, and then draw a region to capture with your mouse.
Under the Capture Screen Process, you can click the Copy to clipboard radio button if you want to bypass the Photoscape editor and place the captured image directly in your clipboard. Otherwise the image will open in the editor tab for you to modify and save if desired.
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| To perform a full screen capture, click on “Capture Full Screen” |
Photo mosaic:
A photo mosaic is just a combination of different photos on a single page for you to show off your photos to friends and families without having them to flip through each one of them. Click on the “Page” icon in the Photoscape menu. Choose a page layout in the right pane that suits your needs best.
You can change the photo page margin size, border roundness and background colour or insert a frame for your photo page from the right pane to perfect your mosaic. Some basic colour filters are also available at your disposal to enhance your photos. Finally, click on save to make your photo page and view it in the Photoscape Viewer.