Re: screenshots webpages by David Roth Weiss on Jun 11, 2008 at 2:09:00 pm
[Imagine Video]"Also, the webpage 'trembles' a lot, even after using the deinterlace filter"
First, remove the deinterlace filter, unless your plan is to remove half the vertical resolution and achieve nothing else such as fixing the issue you want to fix. There is nothing interlaced about a screen capture...
Next, add a Directional Blur set at 0-degrees and amount 1 or 2, then rerender. That should do the trick.
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Re: screenshots webpages by Imagine Video on Jun 11, 2008 at 3:21:01 pm
Thanks, guys. yes, David, you are right of course about deinterlacing a screenshot- I forgot to mention I also used screencapture software iShowU to make a QT clip from the webpage and got the same lousy results.
I resized in Photoshop but the results are still disappointing... maybe I should just go ahead and film the LCD-screen...
Re: screenshots webpages by Bret Williams on Jun 12, 2008 at 5:29:55 am
Doing a screenshot limits the resolution. While there's nothing you can do about bitmapped jpegs and such on the webpages, you can increase the resolution of just about everything else with no limit. CSS items, text, and more will be sharp as a tack at any size if you save the webpage as a pdf. Simply print, then choose save as pdf.
You now have a pdf you can open in photoshop or illustrator and resize to your liking. You can zoom in on just a paragraph of text or a links bar and it's crystal clear.
